THE PL ACE OF USEFUL LEARNING

UNDERGRADUATE STUDY

FEES
GUIDE
2023-2024 ENTRY
This guide provides you with information on
the University’s fees for undergraduate study
in 2023-24.

DISCLAIMER
Fees for students domiciled in Scotland are
subject to confirmation by the Scottish Fund-
ing Council.
All fees are in £ sterling and may be subject
to revision.

ANNUAL REVISION OF FEES

Students on programmes of study of more
than one year should be aware that tuition
fees are revised annually and may increase in
subsequent years of study. Annual increases
will generally reflect UK inflation rates and
increases to programme delivery costs.

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Undergraduate Students Fees 2023-24

Undergraduate students domiciled in Scotland

Full-time programmes TBC*

Compulsory work placement (12 months) TBC*

Outgoing exchange** TBC*

* Fees for students domiciled in Scotland are subject to confirmation by the Scottish Funding Council.
**Scottish undergraduate students undertaking an exchange for a semester/year will continue to pay their normal tuition
fees at Strathclyde and will not be charged fees by the overseas institution.

Undergraduate students domiciled in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man,

Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland

Full-time programmes £9,250*

Compulsory work placement (12 months)** TBC***

Outgoing exchange TBC***

* Assuming no change in RUK fees policy over the period, the total amount payable by undergraduate students will be
capped. For students commencing study in 2023-24, this is capped at £27,750 (with the exception of the MPharm and
integrated Masters programmes). MPharm students pay £9,250 for each of the four years. Students studying on integrated
Masters degree programmes pay an additional £9,250 for the Masters year with the exception of those undertaking a full-year
industrial placement where a separate placement fee will apply.

** All students on undergraduate Architecture programmes will pay the same fee rate as Scottish students for the compulsory
placement year (see first table).

*** Please refer to individual course pages for these fees.

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Undergraduate International Students Fees 2023-24

Undergraduate international students

Full-time programmes in the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

£17,400
(except those below and on page 3)

BA Hons/non-graduating Primary Education £16,750

BSc Hons Education and Curricular Studies with Teaching £16,750

LLB/LLB Hons programmes in the School of Law £19,300

BSc Hons/non-graduating Speech and Language Pathology £19,900

BSc Hons/non-graduating Sport and Physical Activity £19,900

BSc Human Communication Studies £19,900

Full-time programmes in Strathclyde Business School (except those below) £17,400

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) £19,900

Full-time programmes in the Faculty of Science (except those below) £22,450

Programmes in the Department of Computer & Information Sciences £21,200

Programmes in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics £17,400

MPharm Pharmacy £24,950

MPharm Pharmacy (Year 1 only) £22,450

Full-time programmes in the Faculty of Engineering

£23,750
(except those below)

Programmes in the Department of Architecture £20,600

Architecture Programmes: Placement Year TBC

Programmes in the Department of Biomedical Engineering £24,450

Any exceptions to these fees are listed in the following pages by Faculty.

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Undergraduate Students
Exceptions to Full-time Fees 2023-24

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Course Scotland RUK International

LLB Law (Graduate Entrant) £8,500 £8,500 £19,300

LLB Law Clinical (Graduate Entrant) £8,500 £8,500 £19,300

Note: (If not otherwise indicated, non graduating/modular fees will normally be charged at a pro-rata % of the equivalent
full-time fee, based on the number of credits enrolled in each year.)

Undergraduate Students
Part-time Fees 2023-24
Part-time Undergraduate programmes will be charged at 50% of the equivalent full-time fee, unless otherwise indicated below.

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Course Scotland RUK International

Access to higher education £612 £612 £612

All certification of continuing education programmes £950 £950 £950

Modular undergraduate programmes (20 credits) £450 £2,100 £2,900

BA (Honours) Childhood Practice £910 £2,450 £8,375

LLB Law (Part-time Adult Returner) £3,500 £3,500 £3,500

LLB Law (Part-time Adult Returner – accelerated stream Year 3) £5,250 £5,250 £5,250

LLB Law (part-time Adult Returner – accelerated stream Year 4) £7,000 £7,000 £7,000

LLB Law (Graduate Entrant) £4,250 £4,250 £4,250

LLB Law (Graduate Entrant – accelerated stream from Year 3) £6,375 £6,375 £6,375

LLB Law (Graduate Entrant – accelerated stream from Year 4) £8,500 £8,500 £8,500

Single semester programmes in the School of Education TBC TBC £8,375

Single semester programmes in the School of Law TBC TBC £9,650

Single semester programmes in Sport and Physical Activity TBC TBC £9,950

Teaching Qualification in Further Education (TQFE) £1,700 £1,700 n/a

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Undergraduate Students
Part-time Fee Exceptions 2023-24 (continued)

Faculty of Engineering

BEng in Chemical Engineering by Distance Learning

Per year, as a graduating student registered as undertaking the full degree

This programme is designed for students with relevant prior education and experience. Currently, we offer two possible entry
points for part-time, distance learning students, with advanced entry at Year 4 or Year 5 of the programme.
Students joining the programme in Year 4 receive 180 academic credits in recognition of their prior learning and relevant
industry experience.
Students joining the programme in Year 5 receive 240 academic credits in recognition of their prior learning and relevant
industry experience.

Course Scotland RUK International

Year 4 (60 credits) £4,500 £4,500 £4,500

Year 5 (60 credits) £4,500 £4,500 £4,500

Year 6 (100 credits) £7,500 £7,500 £7,500

Year 7 (80 credits) £6,000 £6,000 £6,000

MEng in Chemical Engineering by Distance Learning (120 credits) £9,000 £9,000 £9,000

Per 10 credit class, as a non-graduating student £750 £750 £750

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General notes to Undergraduate fees

1. Exceptions to standard fees listed are correct at the time of

publication. However, you should check the fee level applicable to
your programme of study at the time of your admission.

2. Fees quoted are for new entrants and continuing students. However,
different fees may apply to some continuing students and details can
be obtained from Student Business.

3. Students who have received an appropriate progress decision from

the Board of Examiners to sit degree examinations must register for
the examinations at the normal registration period at the beginning of
the session and pay the appropriate fee (if applicable).

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