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Financing a Masters in the UK?

embraer170 · 2006-10-21 18:31:58

Any ideas of potential funding for doing a Masters in the UK? Short answer after a bit of research seems to be No (unless going for a PhD but even that is hard) but wondering if I might have missed something. I also notice that fees seem vary pretty wildly from £3000 to £13,000 with the high end of the scale not…

21-10-2006 6:31pm

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Any ideas of potential funding for doing a Masters in the UK?

Short answer after a bit of research seems to be No (unless going for a PhD but even that is hard) but wondering if I might have missed something.

I also notice that fees seem vary pretty wildly from £3000 to £13,000 with the high end of the scale not necessarily being the best universities.

Thanks.

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#2 24-10-2006 2:48pm

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Same as here,if you can get funding do a research masters.

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#3 24-10-2006 6:37pm

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Do you not pay the fee's after you've got a full time job? They take the fees out of your pay (no interest). Thats what I was led to believe.

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