Tuition fees for 2023-24
Full-time (September 2023)
Part-time (September 2023)
Funding
There are a number of sources of funding available for the MA in Urban History and Culture. These include University of London scholarships covering tuition fees, external scholarships and government and private loans. We also offer an alumni discount to ULIP and UoL graduates. If you would like to find out more about this opportunity, please contact us.
University of London Scholarships
Thanks to the generosity of the University of London Nathan, Quinn & Esmond funds, ULIP will be offering up to two fee waivers or equivalent tuition fee reductions per academic year for this course. The awards will be made on the basis of academic merit.
These awards may waive the full tuition fees (at Home level) or offer a significant reduction in fees.
To be eligible for consideration, students must have submitted a complete application for the MA Urban and History and Culture by the deadline given below.
To apply, students should submit a 300-word statement elaborating why they should be considered, highlighting their academic and professional merit and details of how the award will further their professional development to: contact@ulip.lon.ac.uk
The application deadline for the awards is 30 June 2023 (23:59).
Aziz Foundation Scholarship
Enabled by the generous support of the Aziz Foundation, a scholarship covering tuition fees for the 2023/24 academic year will be awarded to an exceptional student on the MA in Urban History and Culture who is active in British Muslim communities and keen to build bridges with all parts of British society.
Further information about the scholarship and application process are available here.
Deadline is 9th June 2023, 5pm (BST).
External Sources of Funding
The level of competition for scholarships is generally very high and prospective students are encouraged to investigate sources of funding early on.
The following website provides detailed information about sources of postgraduate funding:
Findamasters.com
UK Government Postgraduate Loan
A new system of postgraduate loans (PG Loan) for UK Masters degrees was introduced in 2016. Loans of up to £10,000 are available for eligible students, paid in three equal instalments across the academic year.
A number of eligibility criteria apply, including previous study, age, residency and location of study. Please note that even if students meet all other requirements, they can only be eligible for a PG Loan if they complete at least 50% of the programme in the UK. This means only students who choose to take the second term options at Queen Mary in London will be eligible for the loan.
Further information on eligibility and application information is available from https://www.gov.uk/postgraduate-loan/overview
Loans for US Students
US students studying at ULIP are not eligible for US Federal Loans but can apply for a private loan from Sallie Mae. Students applying for a private loan need to notify ULIP Student Services for further instructions to ensure their loan can be confirmed.