Digital Marketing MSc
With the world going digital, businesses are adapting to stay ahead of the curve. As technology continues to evolve, so does our understanding of consumers and their behaviours. From e-commerce to social media, the possibilities are endless
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Viewing course details for 2025-26 year of entry
- Code
- PGN508 | PGN511 (professional experience)
- Attendance
- Full-time
- Start
- September 2025
- Fees
- £13,600 (UK) | £18,350 (INT) | £3,000 (professional experience)
- Duration
- 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time, 12 months placement
- Course Leader
- Majd AbedRabbo
- Study mode
- On campus
- Location
- Hendon campus
- Entry Requirements
- 2:2 degree
- School / Department
- Marketing, Enterprise and Tourism
Why choose MSc Digital Marketing at Middlesex?
Get ready for the exciting future of digital marketing!
With the world going digital, businesses are adapting to stay ahead of the curve. As technology continues to evolve, so does our understanding of consumers and their behaviours. From e-commerce to social media, the possibilities are endless.
In our MSc Digital Marketing program, we equip our students with the latest industry-focused assessment and learning to prepare them for the dynamic world of digital marketing. Our curriculum emphasises the importance of being socially aware and responsible marketers who can adapt and innovate in different marketing environments, both locally and globally.
As digital disruption becomes the norm, we aim to create agile and empathetic professionals who can deliver compelling digital marketing strategies and management.
With the demand for digital marketing skills skyrocketing across all sectors, there has never been a better time to join the industry and shape the future of marketing.
Join us and become a marketing professional for today and the future!
Think about your future
Unlock your digital marketing potential with an MSc from Middlesex University! The programme is designed with a teaching philosophy which puts you the students at the heart of the learning experience; recognising that you are future-oriented and career-focused and looking to enhance your skills for employment in a range of marketing positions.
Industry experience
Experienced marketers deliver the course along with prominent researchers and practice-oriented academics.
With Middlesex University's MSc in Digital Marketing, you'll have the knowledge, skills, and industry insights you need to succeed in this exciting field. Enrol now and join the next generation of digital marketing professionals!
The programme emphasises practical hands-on application of knowledge. We are the only University in the UK that offers you a unique practitioner focused learning experience, where we take you away for a week-long residential programme to witness ‘marketing in action.’ You will receive presentations and insights from a range of companies which have included global sports brands, cutting edge digital communication agencies as well as not-for-profit organisations.
Our program emphasises practical application and is supported by digital advertising practitioners and industry-based agencies.
Plus, we’ve partnered with the IAB UK to give you access to industry events and networking opportunities and an extra training certification - the same training that industry professionals receive.
As the leading industry body for digital marketing, the IAB UK's members include Google, Meta, Amazon, TikTok, Adidas, Burberry, Unilever, Visa, and over 1,000 other companies. With our program, you'll be fully immersed in the digital marketing world and gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.
Benefit wherever you are in your marketing career
The programme is designed for applicants at the beginning of their marketing careers as well as those wishing to enhance and build on their expertise. We welcome students from a broad range of education and subject disciplines which adds to the vibrancy of the overall learning experience.
Middlesex university undergraduate alumni can benefit from a 20% discount to start their Digital Marketing MSc in January.
Course highlights
Here are just a few reasons why our program is the perfect choice for you:
- We are the only University in the UK that offers students a unique practitioner-focused learning experience, where students attend a week-long residential programme to witness 'marketing in action
- You will have a blend of academics and industry people teaching you on campus, not only the theory but what is happening in practice today within digital marketing
- Develop your skills using free access to platforms such as HubSpot, Hootsuite, Google Analytics, and other tools and platforms (the list is ever-changing to keep up with industry trends)
- Develop your knowledge and further enhance your skills in Business, Design & Tech with free access to over 16,000 LinkedIn Learning expert-led, online video tutorials and courses
- Gain real-world experience that will help develop an in-depth understanding of digital. We offer an industry-placed experience for a few students as an optional module, a period of paid or unpaid work experience in the digital sector
- Programme accredited and recognised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
- Discounted fee to study for the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) globally recognised Foundation Certificate.
- IAB UK Industry training via online learning.
About your course
What will you study for the MSc Digital Marketing?
Acquire critical knowledge in digital marketing for businesses in the digital era. Explore digital platforms and technologies, such as search and display, while gaining insight into the future of digital marketing, including e-commerce, creativity, innovation, and the growing importance of AI in marketing.
The programme ensures you are equipped with critical transferrable skills in working collaboratively and individually, enabling a smooth transition from academic study to the working environment.​
You will be able to evaluate complex situations critically, write clearly and analytically, synthesise information from various sources, and develop well-informed and justified solutions to marketing challenges.
Modules
Here is a brief overview of what you will study each year.
Semester 1
The module aims to provide students with a broad perspective of the digital marketing environment as the environment evolves worldwide. Students will explore local and global trends, the latest digital platforms and algorithms that disrupt and challenge marketers, customer behaviour attitudes and motivations, the customer journey, theory and frameworks, and the opportunities these open. Develop systematic knowledge and skills of traditional and digital marketing, theory and frameworks, cultural sensitivity, and ethics requirements, develop leadership, and evaluate emerging technologies relevant to the marketing mix. Students will develop interdisciplinary knowledge of the digital channels, the role of data, and tools (e.g. search, digital ads, social, email and other means).
To make a lasting impact within digital marketing, you need a measurement framework to determine the performance and effectiveness across all channels and tools. Run practical data analysis, develop data-driven storytelling, and report against a set of success criteria within a digital and medium strategy. Students will differentiate and appraise data analysis methods against the customer journey.
Explore the concepts of brand storytelling, brand personas and influencers, to provide insight into techniques for creating and nurturing brand value, as well as an understanding of the critical role brands play in creating and influencing customer experiences, culture, society, social media and in the context of today’s globalised and dynamic digital era.
Gain a broad perspective of the marketing practitioner through an intense and unique one week off-campus residential programme. The Residential will provide students with a practical and applied perspective of the marketing/digital marketing discipline through presentations and hands-on experience with a range of organisations. All providing their cutting-edge insights to current marketing challenges.
Semester 2
The module aims to successfully recognise the growing array of digital marketing options and threats through disruption, making a digital marketing strategy essential. Success will require investigating different strategies and communications options, including content strategy, developing a management plan to deliver and deploy various digital tools, media, and communications, and drawing on data to support the plan.
Explore how and why individuals and groups engage in consumption activities and to explain why consumers tend to choose products, services, experiences, or ideas to satisfy their needs and wants. Understanding consumers is essential for digital marketing professionals. It helps organisations to create marketing strategies relevant to the needs of the target markets. Learn how to influence consumer behaviour to market products successfully.
Choose two optional modules:
‘Entrepreneurship’ is now a career choice for many students in these challenging, dynamic, and uncertain times. The recent developments in digital technologies has facilitated a new breed of Entrepreneur for the 21st century- the ‘E-entrepreneur’. The module is designed to foster entrepreneurial talent and to encourage entrepreneurial skills underpinned by online digital technologies as a platform for students to shape their future careers, income streams and destinies.
Businesses have a laser focus on growth and customer acquisition, adapting to today’s changing and unpredictable environment. Investigate and appraise growth marketing concepts, techniques, and channels and explore more advanced techniques around search, app store optimisation, and programmatic ads. How data, design, testing, and branding are at its core. Explore how AI-powered tools and platforms and make the most of the available data making for better decisions.
Creativity & Innovation exists at the core of digital marketing, explore and understand the dynamics of creativity & innovation within digital marketing. Whether brands strive for disruptive innovation for consumer engagement, or product advertising and promotions to stand out and become memorable and communicate a brand message, this lies at the core of digital marketing.
Learn to analyse the role of creativity and innovation in behaviour and communications across all aspects of digital marketing applying considerations such as neuro-marketing.
Today, consumers are becoming increasingly demanding, and their expectations of eCommerce and social selling influence their behaviour towards brands. Students will develop techniques to facilitate purchases online and maintain these relationships. Analysing this new blended world of eCommerce, social selling, online buying behaviours, and the consumer experience.
Real-world experience helps students to build a comprehensive network of professional contacts while nurturing their passion for digital marketing. Industry Placed Experience builds on students’ academic learning by providing them with the opportunity to undertake a period of either paid or unpaid work experience in the digital sector, during which they will apply and further develop work-related digital knowledge, skills and capabilities, and gain vital employment and job-seeking skills. (Limited places available, placements secured through an interview process).
The Research Project is the culmination of the programme and provides students the opportunity to further develop and integrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the programme. Developing an understanding of the research process and to conduct research leading to successful completion of their Research Project.
With the support of the programme team and an individual supervisor students will propose, design, conduct, analyse, interpret and evaluate an ethically sound research project.
The module aims to provide students with a broad perspective of the digital marketing environment as the environment evolves worldwide. Students will explore local and global trends, the latest digital platforms and algorithms that disrupt and challenge marketers, customer behaviour attitudes and motivations, the customer journey, theory and frameworks, and the opportunities these open. Develop systematic knowledge and skills of traditional and digital marketing, theory and frameworks, cultural sensitivity, and ethics requirements, develop leadership, and evaluate emerging technologies relevant to the marketing mix. Students will develop interdisciplinary knowledge of the digital channels, the role of data, and tools (e.g. search, digital ads, social, email and other means).
To make a lasting impact within digital marketing, you need a measurement framework to determine the performance and effectiveness across all channels and tools. Run practical data analysis, develop data-driven storytelling, and report against a set of success criteria within a digital and medium strategy. Students will differentiate and appraise data analysis methods against the customer journey.
Explore the concepts of brand storytelling, brand personas and influencers, to provide insight into techniques for creating and nurturing brand value, as well as an understanding of the critical role brands play in creating and influencing customer experiences, culture, society, social media and in the context of today’s globalised and dynamic digital era.
Gain a broad perspective of the marketing practitioner through an intense and unique one week off-campus residential programme. The Residential will provide students with a practical and applied perspective of the marketing/digital marketing discipline through presentations and hands-on experience with a range of organisations. All providing their cutting-edge insights to current marketing challenges.
The module aims to successfully recognise the growing array of digital marketing options and threats through disruption, making a digital marketing strategy essential. Success will require investigating different strategies and communications options, including content strategy, developing a management plan to deliver and deploy various digital tools, media, and communications, and drawing on data to support the plan.
Explore how and why individuals and groups engage in consumption activities and to explain why consumers tend to choose products, services, experiences, or ideas to satisfy their needs and wants. Understanding consumers is essential for digital marketing professionals. It helps organisations to create marketing strategies relevant to the needs of the target markets. Learn how to influence consumer behaviour to market products successfully.
Choose two optional modules:
‘Entrepreneurship’ is now a career choice for many students in these challenging, dynamic, and uncertain times. The recent developments in digital technologies has facilitated a new breed of Entrepreneur for the 21st century- the ‘E-entrepreneur’. The module is designed to foster entrepreneurial talent and to encourage entrepreneurial skills underpinned by online digital technologies as a platform for students to shape their future careers, income streams and destinies.
Businesses have a laser focus on growth and customer acquisition, adapting to today’s changing and unpredictable environment. Investigate and appraise growth marketing concepts, techniques, and channels and explore more advanced techniques around search, app store optimisation, and programmatic ads. How data, design, testing, and branding are at its core. Explore how AI-powered tools and platforms and make the most of the available data making for better decisions.
Creativity & Innovation exists at the core of digital marketing, explore and understand the dynamics of creativity & innovation within digital marketing. Whether brands strive for disruptive innovation for consumer engagement, or product advertising and promotions to stand out and become memorable and communicate a brand message, this lies at the core of digital marketing.
Learn to analyse the role of creativity and innovation in behaviour and communications across all aspects of digital marketing applying considerations such as neuro-marketing.
Today, consumers are becoming increasingly demanding, and their expectations of eCommerce and social selling influence their behaviour towards brands. Students will develop techniques to facilitate purchases online and maintain these relationships. Analysing this new blended world of eCommerce, social selling, online buying behaviours, and the consumer experience.
Real-world experience helps students to build a comprehensive network of professional contacts while nurturing their passion for digital marketing. Industry Placed Experience builds on students’ academic learning by providing them with the opportunity to undertake a period of either paid or unpaid work experience in the digital sector, during which they will apply and further develop work-related digital knowledge, skills and capabilities, and gain vital employment and job-seeking skills. (Limited places available, placements secured through an interview process).
The Research Project is the culmination of the programme and provides students the opportunity to further develop and integrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the programme. Developing an understanding of the research process and to conduct research leading to successful completion of their Research Project.
With the support of the programme team and an individual supervisor students will propose, design, conduct, analyse, interpret and evaluate an ethically sound research project.
‘Entrepreneurship’ is now a career choice for many students in these challenging, dynamic, and uncertain times. The recent developments in digital technologies has facilitated a new breed of Entrepreneur for the 21st century- the ‘E-entrepreneur’. The module is designed to foster entrepreneurial talent and to encourage entrepreneurial skills underpinned by online digital technologies as a platform for students to shape their future careers, income streams and destinies.
Businesses have a laser focus on growth and customer acquisition, adapting to today’s changing and unpredictable environment. Investigate and appraise growth marketing concepts, techniques, and channels and explore more advanced techniques around search, app store optimisation, and programmatic ads. How data, design, testing, and branding are at its core. Explore how AI-powered tools and platforms and make the most of the available data making for better decisions.
Creativity & Innovation exists at the core of digital marketing, explore and understand the dynamics of creativity & innovation within digital marketing. Whether brands strive for disruptive innovation for consumer engagement, or product advertising and promotions to stand out and become memorable and communicate a brand message, this lies at the core of digital marketing.
Learn to analyse the role of creativity and innovation in behaviour and communications across all aspects of digital marketing applying considerations such as neuro-marketing.
Today, consumers are becoming increasingly demanding, and their expectations of eCommerce and social selling influence their behaviour towards brands. Students will develop techniques to facilitate purchases online and maintain these relationships. Analysing this new blended world of eCommerce, social selling, online buying behaviours, and the consumer experience.
Real-world experience helps students to build a comprehensive network of professional contacts while nurturing their passion for digital marketing. Industry Placed Experience builds on students’ academic learning by providing them with the opportunity to undertake a period of either paid or unpaid work experience in the digital sector, during which they will apply and further develop work-related digital knowledge, skills and capabilities, and gain vital employment and job-seeking skills. (Limited places available, placements secured through an interview process).
The Research Project is the culmination of the programme and provides students the opportunity to further develop and integrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the programme. Developing an understanding of the research process and to conduct research leading to successful completion of their Research Project.
With the support of the programme team and an individual supervisor students will propose, design, conduct, analyse, interpret and evaluate an ethically sound research project.
The objective of this module is to offer students a three-month (10 -12 weeks) professional experience that is directly applicable to their studies, encouraging them to engage in critical reflection on their learning through hands-on experience. Additionally, the module seeks to develop students' intellectual and interpersonal abilities, thereby deepening their critical comprehension of real-world applications.
The module builds on learning from prior modules and provides students with the experience of working collaboratively on a real, client-driven consultancy project. External clients will provide a project brief and students will work in teams to develop practical solutions. The module gives students an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to real organisations and facilitates the practice of team-working, problem-solving and presentation skills, as well as an understanding of the complexities relating to client management and project deliverables.
The objective of this module is to offer students a twelve-month (30-36 weeks) professional experience that is directly applicable to their studies, encouraging them to engage in critical reflection on their learning through hands-on experience. Additionally, the module seeks to develop students' intellectual and interpersonal abilities, thereby deepening their critical comprehension of real-world applications.
The module builds on learning from prior modules and provides students with the experience of working collaboratively on a real, practitioner-driven Business or Policy Transformation Project. It enables students to demonstrate proficiency in relation to scoping and addressing topical issues, challenges and opportunities in a relevant field of work. Identifying, developing and presenting a business or policy transformation project will develop students’ ability to effectively focus, present and communicate information and ideas.
Work on this module requires engagement with appropriate literature, collection and analysis of data for justifying specific actions or recommendations and consideration of implementation issues and budgeting. In this manner, it will enable students to operationalise the knowledge and critical skills gained in the taught component of the respective PG programme, develop and consolidate transferrable skills and facilitate integration into work.
To find out more about this programme, please download the MSc Digital Marketing course specification (PDF).
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Teaching
You'll be taught by an experienced teaching team with a wide range of expertise and professional experience.
Our teaching philosophy puts you at the heart of the learning experience, and we recognise that you are future-oriented and career-focused. You want to enhance your skills for employment in various digital marketing positions, and this programme is for you, focusing on the knowledge and skills employers want.
Teaching will be via a range of blended online and face-to-face delivery approaches, centred on active learning. Through workshops, lectures, seminars, and other interactive activities. Additionally, the module will be supported by a comprehensive virtual learning environment, which will host a range of additional resources.
Also, gain further knowledge by attending presentations by industry practitioners and experts in the fields of digital marketing. Such presentations will build on topics discussed in class and will improve your understanding.
You will be studying at our leafy north London campus in Hendon.
You have a strong support network available to you to make sure you develop all the necessary academic skills you need to do well on your course.
Our support services will be delivered online and on campus and you have access to a range of different resources so you can get the help you need, whether you’re studying at home or have the opportunity to come to campus.
You have access to one to one and group sessions for personal learning and academic support from our library and IT teams, and our network of learning experts. Our teams will also be here to offer financial advice, and personal wellbeing, mental health and disability support.
Assessments are authentically designed in that they replicate the types of activities students would expect to undertake when progressing in their marketing careers. The programme is purely assessment based, with no exams.
The assessments take the form of essays, reports, presentations, audits, and other types. The assessments will critically evaluate complex situations by gathering information from a diverse range of sources and develop well-informed and justified solutions to digital marketing challenges.
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We offer lots of support to help you while you're studying including financial advice, wellbeing, mental health, and disability support.
Additional needs
We'll support you if you have additional needs such as sensory impairment or dyslexia. And if you want to find out whether Middlesex is the right place for you before you apply, get in touch with our Disability and Dyslexia team.
Wellness
Our specialist teams will support your mental health. We have free individual counselling sessions, workshops, support groups and useful guides.
Work while you study
Our Middlesex Unitemps branch will help you find work that fits around uni and your other commitments. We have hundreds of student jobs on campus that pay the London Living Wage and above. Visit the Middlesex Unitemps page.
Careers
How can the MSc Digital Marketing support your career?
Today, we know how forced you will be on your future career. The programme supports students' diversity in learning styles and approaches; it is practice-based with hands-on application of knowledge. Authentically designed assessments reflect industry outputs, replicating the activities undertaken when progressing in their careers. We equip graduates with the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in marketing in roles such as:
- Digital Marketing
- Digital Analytics
- Entrepreneurship
- Content Marketing
- Social Media Executive
- Paid Media Executive
Allowing students to pursue a career in many different industries:
- Starting your own business
- Joining a small start-up or a family business to handle the marketing
- Wanting to set up your digital marketing consultancy
- Join a marketing department for a brand or an agency.
Past graduates have gone into roles such as:
- Set up a Digital Marketing Agency - in India
- Set up a Digital Marketing Agency - in China
- Account Executive - Amazon India
- Digital Strategist - Nigeria
- Social Media Executive - France
- Digital Marketing Head - India
- Start-up - Vietnam
- Search Media Executive - Agency in London
- Digital Marketing Intern - Vietnam
- Digital Activation Lead - Unilever
- Brand Manager - Pernod Ricard
- Marketing Specialist D2C - Germany.
Throughout your studies on the MSc Digital Marketing course, you will benefit and learn from several high-calibre industry partnerships, that are well-recognised by employers.
CIM
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) is the leading professional body for marketers worldwide and exists to develop the marketing profession, maintain professional standards and improve the skills of marketing practitioners. Middlesex University has joined forces with CIM to give our students the opportunity to gain CIM professional qualifications through their Graduate Gateway programme.
Hootsuite
As the world’s first social media management platform, Hootsuite has been on the pulse of how people use social media for over a decade. And, over time, we’ve adapted our software to help businesses reach their customers more efficiently across multiple platforms, improve their customer service and gain deeper analytics and consumer insights. At the forefront of social innovation, we put social media to work in every corner of every organization, from the smallest business to the largest enterprise.
Hubspot
HubSpot is a CRM platform with all the software, integrations, and resources you need to connect marketing, sales, content management, and customer service.
IAB
As the industry body for digital advertising, we are uniquely placed to bring you the latest what’s happening in digital advertising right now, and what’s to come in the future. We bring our members together – including media owners, ad tech, agencies and advertisers - to share best practices, develop guidelines and demonstrate the effectiveness of digital for brands. We work on behalf of all IAB members to ensure that our industry thrives and that advertisers - big and small - can harness the power of digital advertising effectively
Qualifications
We normally require a second-class honours degree 2:2 in any discipline.
We will also accept a professional qualification of an equivalent standard
You are welcome to apply if you do not have a formal qualification but have extensive marketing experience. You may be required to submit a GMAT score of 550 (or above) and/or come in for an interview.
Interviews
Entry onto this course does not require an interview.
Qualifications
We accept the equivalent of the below qualifications from a recognised overseas qualification:
- We normally require a second-class honours degree 2:2 or above in marketing, communications, or a business related field
- We will also accept a professional qualification of an equivalent standard
- You are welcome to apply if you do not have a formal qualification but have extensive marketing experience. You may be required to submit a GMAT score of 550 (or above) and/or come in for an interview.
To find out more about the qualifications we accept from your country please visit the relevant country support page. If you are unsure about the suitability of your qualifications or would like help with your application, please contact your nearest regional office for support.
Visas and immigration
You will not need a visa to study in the UK if you are a citizen of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland. If you are a national of any other country you may need a visa to study in the UK. Please see our visas page for further information.
International students who require a Student route (formerly tier 4) visa to progress on a course at Middlesex University must apply for study on a full-time basis. However, this course is offered part-time so you are eligible to apply on a part-time basis.
Part-time study
International applicants can apply for a Student Route Visa (formerly tier 4) for part-time postgraduate study (courses leading to a qualification at RQF level 7 or SCQF level 11 and above).
Student route visa students studying part-time are subject to certain restrictions:
- no work (paid or unpaid)
- no work placements as part of the programme
- no dependants
- no extending under Student route visa in the UK. This includes Student route visa applications to work as a Students' Union Sabbatical Officer or for the Foundation Programme for postgraduate doctors and dentists
- not eligible for the Student route visa Doctorate Extension Scheme
*Please note that, if the course of your choice involves work experience, unpaid work, placements or internships, we will be unable to sponsor you to study a part- time course under the Student route (formerly tier 4) visa.
English language requirements
You must have competence in English language to study with us. The most commonly accepted evidence of English language ability is IELTS 6.5 (with minimum 6.0 in all components). We also normally require Grade C GCSE or an equivalent qualification. Visit our English language requirements page for a full list of accepted tests and qualifications.
If you don't meet our minimum English language requirements, we offer an intensive pre-sessional English course.
Interviews
Entry onto this course does not require an interview.
Applications for postgraduate study should be made directly to the university.
Please visit our Postgraduate application page for further information and to apply.
Fees and funding
The fees below are for the 2025/26 academic year:
UK students1
Full-time students: £13,600
Part-time students: £91 per credit
Part-time students: £45 per dissertation credit
International students2
Full-time students: £18,350
Part-time students: £122 per credit
Part-time students: £61 per dissertation credit
Placement fee
£3,000 per year
Additional costs
We cover your costs for the day-to-day things that you need to do well in your studies.
- Free – laptop loans, Wi-Fi and printing
- Free specialist software for your course
- Free online training with LinkedIn Learning.
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees, and you will need to budget for these:
- the cost of books that you might wish to purchase.
Financial support
We offer lots of support to help you with fees and living costs. Check out our guide to student life on a budget and find out more about postgraduate funding.
Postgraduate scholarships
You may be eligible for one of our scholarships including:
- The Alumni Postgraduate Award – for all UK/EU Middlesex alumni a 20% fee reduction
- The Commonwealth Scholarship – full course fees, airfares and a living allowance
- The Chevening Scholarship – full course fees
- The European Academic Awards – £1000 to £7000 for students showing academic excellence
- Regional or International Merit Award –up to £2,000 towards course fees
For international students, we also have a limited number of other awards specific to certain regions, and work in partnership with funding providers in your country to help support you financially with your study.
Find out more about our postgraduate scholarships.
Help from your employer
Your employer can contribute towards the cost of your postgraduate study as part of their staff development programme.
Work while you study
If you are not currently working, we can help you find work that fits around uni and your other commitments. We have hundreds of student jobs on campus that pay the London Living Wage and above.
Fees disclaimers
1. UK fees: The university reserves the right to increase postgraduate tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. The tuition fees for part-time UK study are subject to annual review and we reserve the right to increase the fees each academic year by no more than the level of inflation.
2. International fees: Tuition fees are subject to annual review and we reserve the right to increase the fees each academic year by no more than the level of inflation.
Any annual increase in tuition fees as provided for above will be notified to students at the earliest opportunity in advance of the academic year to which any applicable inflationary rise may apply.
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Our priority will always be to maintain academic standards and quality so that your learning outcomes are not affected by any adjustments that we may have to make.
At all times we’ll aim to keep you well informed of how we may need to respond to changing circumstances, and about support that we’ll provide to you.