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Our student body is diverse and our students’ personal and financial circumstances vary widely.

With this in mind, we have a policy of billing tuition fee payments on a module-by-module basis so our students can spread the cost of their studies. Students can also pay upfront if they wish.

All the information on this page is true for students starting their studies in 2019. For students that started studying prior to this date please see our current students page.

Fees

Tuition Fees

	UK/EEA Resident Students	International Students*
MArch	£12,000	N/A
Full MSc (180 credits)	£6,650	£7,950
Postgraduate Diploma (120 credits)	£5,600	£6,680
Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits)	£2,800	£3,340

Note:

Masters in Sustainable Architecture – Students should also budget an estimated £300 for participation in the study visit (costs vary depending on booking choice for accommodation, meals and transport).

Sustainability in Energy Provision and Demand Management – Students on this course should budget a further estimated £500 for the purchase of data-collecting equipment, some of which will be needed during the first core module. Further information about this will be published and distributed to Sustainability in Energy Provision and Demand Management applicants closer to enrolment.

Additional Fees: Accommodation and Food at CAT

Onsite Accommodation

Accommodation at CAT during residential study weeks (typically five days long for MSc modules and six days long for MArch modules):

Shared twin en-suite room in CAT’s award-winning WISE building = £30 per person per night
Bunkhouse-style shared accommodation with some cooking facilities = £20 per person per night

The Vegetarian Cafe at CAT offers affordable vegetarian meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) for students. Prices vary but students are advised to budget an estimated £15 -£20 per day for on-site meals.

Fees Terms and Conditions

These documents are for students starting their studies in 2019. For students that started studying prior to this date please see our current students page.

Funding

Explore what funding options are available to help you study at CAT and allow you to explore sustainability and gain the skills, knowledge and inspiration to help make a difference.

Student Finance England & Wales Loans

For students to be eligible for this funding, they must be studying a course that is designated annually by the Department for Education. We have made an application for our courses to all be designated for the 2019-20 academic year and we expect this process to be completed by the end of July. Watch this space.

Postgraduate Loan

MSc & MArch students may be eligible for a Postgraduate Loan to cover both tuition fees and living costs via Student Finance England or Student Finance Wales (MSc students only).

If you decide to study part time, to receive the Postgraduate Loan you must complete the course within double the time of the full-time option.

These loans are currently only available for people who are normally resident in England or in Wales. Unfortunately, Scotland and Northern Ireland have confirmed that they are not currently offering postgraduate loans for courses from alternative providers like CAT.

For more details, please see our Postgraduate Loan Tipsheet.

Professional Undergraduate Loan

MArch Sustainable Architecture students may be eligible for a professional undergraduate loan. Please see our MArch student loans tipsheet for more information. MArch Student Loan Tip Sheet

The Sir John Houghton Bursary

Thanks to a generous donation from Sir John Houghton, CAT is able to offer an annual bursary of £4,500 to a promising postgraduate student who demonstrates that they have an excellent academic record and a passion for tackling climate change.

Sir John has had an illustrious career as one of the world’s most eminent climate scientists, including being co-chair of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Scientific Assessment Working Group and a former Chief Executive of the Met Office.

A long-term supporter of CAT's work, Sir John says:

"I have spent a lifetime studying the atmosphere and the climate and latterly have been concerned with the reality of human induced climate change. I now want to help the next generation tackle this serious problem, possibly the biggest the world faces."

The deadline for applications for 2019 entry is 12:00GMT (midday) on Monday 17th June 2019.

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