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OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE
COLLEGE FEES
1. Fee Rates for Full-Time Students
The following fee rates apply to newly admitted or re-admitted students attending full-time for the complete session indicated.
Students attending full-time for periods less than a full session will normally incur a reduced fee liability calculated on a pro-rata
basis. Special fee rates apply to overseas students entering their second or subsequent year of a course.
(a) Students classified as "home" for fee purposes (see 4 overleaf) 2001-2002 Session
Undergraduate
All Courses (including self-funded and sponsored students)
, 1,075Postgraduate
- Cert in Advanced Study in Learning & Teaching + , 1,500(excluding medicine &
- MSc Computing for Industry + + ,12,000management)
- MSc Petroleum Production Management** , 4,750- MSc Petroleum Engineering
, 4,750- PhD Petroleum Engineering
, 7,750- MSc Corrosion of Engineering Materials (part-time) *
, 7,000- MSc Corrosion of Engineering Materials (full-time)
, 2,805- MSc Mathematics & Finance
,15,750- MSc Science Media Production
, 4,250- All other MSc courses and research programmes
, 2,805(b) Students classified as "overseas" for fee purposes (see 4 overleaf) 2001-2002 Session
(I) Undergraduate
- Department of Mathematics (excluding joint courses in
Mathematics & Computer Science)
, 9,400- Medicine(years 1,2 & science year)
,11,800- Medicine (years 3 - 6, excluding science year)
,19,900- Department of Chemistry
,12,900- Department of Computing (including joint courses in Mathematics
& Computer Science)
,13,000- All other Science & Engineering courses
,12,0002000-01
(ii) Postgraduate Research (excluding medicine and management)
- Mathematics, History of Science
and Technology, Science Communication
,7,700- Chemistry
,10,900- PhD Petroleum Engineering
14,500- All other Science and Engineering9,950
* The fee for this course is divided into equal annual instalments.
** This is the fee payable to Imperial College; an additional charge will be payable to the College of Petroleum Studies, Oxford.
(?100 + VAT in 2000/2001, 2001/2002 fees not yet available).
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(iii) Postgraduate Taught Courses (excluding medicine and management)
- Science & Engineering
, 10,950- Mathematics, History of Science and Technology,
Science Communication
, 8,400- Cert of Advanced Study in Learning & Teaching
, 4,400- MSc Computing Science and MSc Advanced Computing
,13,500- MSc Computing for Industry to be advised
- MSc Petroleum Engineering
,12,400- MSc Petroleum Production Management**
,12,400- MSc Corrosion of Engineering Materials (part-time) *
,10,950- MSc Corrosion of Engineering Materials (full-time)
,10,950- MSc Mathematics & Finance
,15,750- MRes Biomolecular Science
,15,950* The fee for this course is divided into equal annual instalments.
** This is the fee payable to Imperial College; an additional charge will be payable to the College of Petroleum Studies,
Oxford (?100 + VAT in 2000/2001, 2001/2002 fees not yet available).
2. For students from the Channel Island and Isle of Man
All students from the Channel Islands and Isle of Man will be charged the full cost fee (overseas rate).
3. Fee Rates for Part-Time Students
Special fee rates apply to candidates registered as part-time students of the College or under the University's Public Research
Institute (PRI) or Industrial Research Laboratory (IRL) schemes. Part-time fees are
normally half the full-time fee.4. Classification of Student for Fee Purposes
Students may be classified as "home" or "overseas" for fee purposes and hence may incur a different liability for fees.
Classification is established by the College in accordance with UK Government Regulations, currently the "Education (Fees &
Awards) Regulations 1997" and subsequent amendments. The College's guidelines, based on these regulations, are published in
the College Prospectus. Copies are also sent to all candidates classified as "overseas" by the College to whom an offer of
admission is made. Any appeal against classification as an "overseas" student must be made in the first instance to the Senior
Assistant Registrar (Admissions).
5. Payment of College Fees
Home and EU undergraduate students admitted after September 1998 may have to pay towards their fees. Such students with a
personal liability in excess of
,350.00 may pay fees in two instalments with no additional charge. The first instalment must bepaid by the end of November and the second by mid March.
Many students will receive their tuition fee invoice prior to the commencement of session; they should settle their account by the
first day of session. Students who receive their invoice shortly after commencement of session are required to pay their accounts
within 28 days. Fees are payable in full; except that authority may be granted to self-supported students for sessional fees in
excess of
,2000 to be paid on an instalment basis subject to a facility charge where appropriate. Self-supported students whohave not paid their fee invoices in full (or opted for instalments) within twenty-eight days of the start of session (or within twenty
eight days of the issue of the invoice at times other than at the start of session) will be required to pay a facility charge. Similarly,
self-supported students who have opted for instalments, but who fail to pay the second or third instalment by the due date, will
be required to pay a facility charge. Cheques should be made payable to "Imperial College" and should be sent to the Cashier.
Remittances from overseas (including Eire) should be in the form of a sterling banker's draft drawn on a London bank.
Anystudent whose sessional fee has not been paid in full will not be allowed to proceed to the next year of the course and will be
required to withdraw from the College.
NB
: Fee rates, facility charge levels and eligibility for instalment payment arrangements are all subject to periodic review.COLLEGE FEES - March 2001
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