Tuition fees cover the cost of your postgraduate degree and are charged per year. Our postgraduate taught degrees tuition fees Home/EU students range from £5,200 to £10,500. For specific course fees, see the finance tab on each course page.

Payments

You will need to pay one third of your total fees as an initial payment when you register at the University, and you then pay the remaining balance over 5 months from October to February (September starters only). If you are taking a Postgraduate Loan you can pay in 3 termly instalments that coincides with your loan payment dates.

You can pay your tuition fees by direct debit, credit/debit card, cheque or banker’s draft made payable to Liverpool Hope University. If you are a home student who is studying part-time, we invoice half the full-time fee on registration for the first year of your course and the remaining balance is invoiced when you register for the second year. Please note that the fee payable in year 2 may rise approximately in line with inflation.

There are a number of loans and scholarships that you may be eligible to receive to help fund the cost of your studies. Visit our  for full details.

Notes

Some of our postgraduate taught courses offer a PG Certificate (PGCert), rather than the full MA/MSc. Fees for PGCerts range from £1,733 to £2,000

The Social Work MA is a two year full-time degree. The fee for each year is fixed at £3,180, unless you are required to retake a year in which case the current fee for that year is applied.

The University and the government offer a number of loans and scholarships that can help towards the cost of your postgraduate studies. Funding ranges from £600 to £11,222

Postgraduate Loan for Masters Study

The government has introduced a loan system for master degrees in the UK. The loan of up to £11,222 is non means-tested and is paid directly to you to be used towards your tuition and living costs. If you are studying your postgraduate degree part-time, you will receive half of the loan in your first year and half in the second. There are a number of eligibility criteria:

• You must be under the age of 60 and studying a postgraduate degree either full-time, part-time, or on a distance learning plan
• You must be a UK/EU resident
• You are not eligible to receive the loan if you already have a postgraduate degree
• You are not eligible to receive the loan if you are topping up your postgraduate qualification from a diploma to a full masters
• You are not eligible to receive the loan if you are eligible for the healthcare bursary or are in receipt of a social work bursary from any of the following: National Health Service (NHS), Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS), Student Award Agency Scotland (SAAS). However, you are not awarded a Social Work Bursary after applying for one, you may apply for the postgraduate loan.

Social Work Bursary

If you are studying MA Social Work, you may be eligible for a Social Work Bursary through the NHS Bursary Unit. For more information about eligibility criteria, visit the NHS Business Services Authority website.

Postgrad Solutions Bursaries

Bursaries of £500 are available across a number of subject areas. Please visit the Postgrad.com website to apply.

Disabled Students Allowance

The Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) is worth up to £20,000 for both full-time and part-time students. The amount received will depend upon the needs assessment. For further information, contact Support Services for Students with Disabilities on 0151 291 3065.

FindAMasters and FindAPhD Postgraduate Scholarships

Scholarships are available for masters and PhD programmes. Please visit the FindAMasters website.

The University offers a number of scholarships for recent graduates. The scholarships are automatically awarded if you meet the eligibility criteria.