Examination entry fees are also payable to the University. Fees vary according to the degree, but the University estimates that a student completing a first degree after five years study will have paid no more than 2000 in fees to the University. In addition, students will have to buy books and pay for any local tuition they choose to take. A fee is also payable to the examination centre where they sit exams. Fees for Masters' degrees accompanied by distance learning materials are all-inclusive and are given in the relevant prospectus.
All fees are subject to annual change.
Entrance requirements To gain admission to the University of London, students must satisfy certain general requirements. There may be additional course requirements for individual degrees. A wide range of other qualifications, including those from overseas, may be acceptable alternatives. Also persons over 21 may apply for admission via the mature student entry scheme, in which applications are considered on an individual basis and other factors such as relevant work experience may be taken into account, although evidence of mature age study is invariably required. Application procedures Write to the External Programme for a prospectus and application pack for the degree in which you are interested.