Scottish students
The tuition fee you pay will vary depending on your fee status and your programme and are listed on our Taught degree programmes A-Z.
For many applicants, your fee status is the same as your current country of residence. However, not all cases are this straightforward. We use the information you provide on your application to determine your fee status, and will confirm this with you after you submit your application.
"My home is in Scotland and I am studying in Scotland."
If the above statement applies to you then you will probably be classified as a Scottish student for fee purposes.
What financial support is available?
SAAS Postgraduate Funding
The Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) offer a universal student loan entitlement of £10,000 for all eligible one-year full-time taught postgraduate students. This comprises of a tuition fee loan up to £5,500 and a non-income assessed living cost loan of £4,500.
Part-time students undertaking an eligible course over two years can apply for a tuition fee loan up to £2,750 per year.
Applications for the loan will be open from April and repayment is added to existing undergraduate loans.
For more information visit the SAAS website.
Scholarship Database
The University, government agencies, research councils, charitable trusts and external bodies offer a number of scholarships, studentships and loans to help you undertake a taught postgraduate qualification. You can find up-to-date information on what's available through our Scholarship Database.
Our Graduate Schools
Our Graduate School web pages also have a wealth of useful scholarship and financial information.
Are your fees correct?
It is your responsibility to ensure your financial account on MyCampus is correct.
Contact the Accounts Receivable team immediately if the fees do not reflect what you expect: