Tuition fees
Queen's offers lower tuition fees and living expenses than many other similarly well-regarded universities in the United Kingdom. The fees you will pay will vary depending on the course you choose and the level of study.
The tuition fees payable by international students are based on the student's first year of registration and are listed below for undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research students. Exceptions to the standard fees are listed separately.
EU Other students (excludes Republic of Ireland nationals living in GB, NI or ROI) will be charged tuition fees in line with international fees.
In addition, the fee rate will depend on the following classifications:
Fee Rate 1 (FR1): Courses which are essentially classroom based- typically Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Fee Rate 2 (FR2): Courses with a substantial laboratory or workshop component - typically Engineering and Physical Sciences and Medicine, Heath and Life Sciences
Fee Rate 3 (FR3): Pre-Clinical elements of medical courses
Fee Rate 4 (FR4): Clinical elements of medical courses
BDS Dentistry: Composite fee per annum over 5 years
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Undergraduate
Students first enrolling in 2026/27*. Tuition fees relate to one year of study
Course and Level of study
2026/27 (£ GBP)
2026/27 ($ US Dollars)***
Fee Rate 1 (classroom based courses)
22,400
28,000 Fee Rate 2 (laboratory)
26,600
33,250 Fee Rate 3 (pre-clinical)
39,200**
31,360 Fee Rate 4 (clinical)
47,000
58,750 * 2025/26 returners will have no inflationary uplift to their fees in 2026/27.
** The Northern Ireland Department of Health introduced a mandatory clinical placement levy for all new international medical students commencing study at the University from 2019/20 onwards.
The levy is payable in each year of study to cover access to clinical placements in the Northern Ireland Health and Social Care system. The clinical placement levy is not included in the tuition fee quoted above and is payable in addition to the fee quoted in each of the 5 years of study.
The levy payable for 2026/27 is £11,780.
Please note, the clinical placement levy is reviewed regularly and is subject to change.
*** All fees are payable in £ sterling. Approximate equivalencies are shown at the following rates (August 2025) US$ = £0.80
- Postgraduate Taught
Students first enrolling in 2026/27. Tuition fees relate to one year of study
Course and level of study
2026/27 (£ GBP)
2026/27 ($ US Dollars)*
Fee Rate 1 (classroom based courses)
23,000
28,750
Fee Rate 2 (laboratory)
27,600
34,500
Queen's Business School
Tuition fees relate to one year of study.
Programme 2026/27 (£ GBP) 2026/27 ($ US Dollars)* MSc Accounting and Finance 26,500 33,125 MSC Business Analytics 26,500 33,125 MSc Human Resource Management 26,500 33,125 MSc Finance 26,500 33,125 MSc International Business 26,500 33,125 MSc Management 26,500 33,125 MSc Marketing 26,500 33,125 MSc Risk and Investment Management 26,500 33,125 MSc Financial Analytics 26,500 33,125 MSc Business Analytics 26,500 33,125 MSc Actuarial Science 26,500 33,125 MBA 29,400 36,759 MLaw TBC TBC MSc International Public Policy (FT Fee which includes CMI Certificate) TBC TBC * All fees are payable in £ sterling. Approximate equivalencies are shown at the following rates (August 2025) US$ = £0.80
- Postgraduate Research
Students first enrolling in 2026/27*. Tuition fees relate to one year of study
Course and level of study
2026/27 (£ GBP)
2026/27 ($ US Dollars)**
FR1 (classroom)
22,500
28,125
FR2 (laboratory)
28,000
35,000 * 2025/26 returners will have no inflationary uplift to their fees in 2026/27.
** All fees are payable in £ sterling. Approximate equivalencies are shown at the following rates (2025) US$ = £0.80
- International and Non-UK EU Distance Learning Students - Tuition Fee Payment Options
Please see full details on the Pay your Tuition Fees page.
- Tuition Fee Liability for Student Withdrawals
Full-time Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught Students
The date when a student withdraws will affect the level of tuition fees which may be refunded. Adjustments to tuition fees are calculated with reference to the date of a student's withdrawal from the University, not the last date of attendance. The table below demonstrates how tuition fees are calculated in respect of a withdrawal;
Withdrawal PolicyAttendance/SLC Liability Point Normal Effective Period Fees due to the University First Liability Date - Completion of Enrolment and Registration (non-refundable unless the student cancels the contract in accordance with the Terms and Conditions for 2025 entry) early January 2027 25% Second Liability Date early January 2027 to late April 2027 50% Final Liability Date late April 2027 onwards 100% Part-time Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught Students
Fees for part-time students are calculated by semester. Further details of the withdrawal and module drop policy, for part-time students, are outlined in Section 5.4.2 of the Student Finance Framework.
Postgraduate Research Students
The tuition fee liability for a Postgraduate Research student withdrawal, or a temporary leave of absence, is based on the official date of withdrawal in the academic year, and a refund will be issued, if appropriate. The tuition fee is calculated for a month if a student is deemed to be in attendance for 20 calendar days or more.
For further information, please refer to the Student Finance Framework.
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Funding and Scholarships
Check your entitlement to funding and scholarships with our Funding and Scholarships Finder.
The Funding and Scholarship Finder helps prospective and current students find funding to help cover costs towards a whole range of study related expenses.
It is not an exhaustive list of scholarships and funding opportunities. Please visit /Study/Scholarshipsandfunding/ for more funding opportunities and information.