Fees
We have priced the Warwick MBA at what we believe represents real value for money. There are cheaper programmes, of course, but the old adage of 'you get what you pay for' holds true. The Warwick MBA is a prestigious qualification; our graduates carry real weight and authority in business.
Fee illustrations given here are based upon staying in one mode throughout your study programme. In practice, you might mix modes for your elective modules which may change your annual costs.
Fees are updated annually, usually by early March. You may be able to pay in instalments if required, please contact us for details.
The Warwick MBA by full-time studyFees for the Warwick Global Energy MBA are shown on its dedicated site.
The Warwick MBA by full-time study
The provisional fee for full-time study in 2010 is £22,850.
Your fee covers study materials, including some essential textbooks; career development support; project & dissertation supervision; and language tuition.
There is an £80 application fee for the full-time study mode. On accepting our offer, you will also need to pay a deposit of £1,500 which will be deducted from your total fee.
As a full-time participant, there are also some other significant costs you should budget for.
We estimate that your total living costs at WBS will be in the region of £10-15,000 depending on your individual circumstances. This is considerably less than you could expect in London.
In Spring 2009, the United Kingdom Borders Agency (UKBA) announced changes to the UK immigration system. Some of the changes have financial, as well as visa, implications, and you must have sufficient funds in place to complete your studies. More details are available from the University's International Office.
The Warwick Executive MBA
The provisional fee for the Warwick Executive MBA in October 2010 and March 2011 is £8,400 for the first year.
You will be charged a tuition fee at the start of each year of study. Fees are reviewed each year, so you should budget for a small increase each time. In recent years, this has been 3-8 percent.
Typically, you will study for three years. If you extend your studies you will also have to budget for a £750 continuation fee per extra year.
Your fees cover: study materials, including essential textbooks; and project & dissertation supervision. There are also other costs you should budget for:
| Travel: to and from WBS, or other place of study, for all 13 modules |
| Accommodation: for example £564 x 13 for full-board accommodation during each of the 13 five-day modules; or B&B for the week would cost around £387 |
| Personal expenses: including postage, stationery, telephone calls, internet access costs, and additional books |
The Warwick MBA by distance learning
The fee for distance learning in July 2010 and January 2011 is £5,500 for the first year.
Please note: You will be charged a tuition fee at the start of each year of study. Fees are reviewed each year, so you should budget for a small increase each time. In recent years, this has been 3-8 percent. Part-time fees do not include tailored careers support.
You will, typically, study for three years. If you extend your studies you will have to budget for a continuation fee of around £750 for each extra year of study.
Your fees cover: purpose-designed study notes, essential textbooks, project & dissertation supervision, and specialist tutor support. They also include all teaching at the annual September Seminars. Fees do not include travel to WBS, meals or accommodation at seminars, overseas examination arrangements, or the cost of attending the optional weekend seminars. There are also additional costs you should budget for:
| Travel: Travel to the optional induction and weekend seminars, the compulsory September seminars, and examinations |
| Optional weekend seminars: The non-residential cost for tuition, meals & refreshments at each of these is typically around £310. The residential cost is typically around £400 |
| Meals & accommodation: £328 for eight nights B&B in standard student accommodation for the September Seminar, £488 for en-suite accommodation; £569 for full-board or £387 for B&B accommodation during any elective studied on a modular basis at Warwick |
| Other fees: for example £669 for an elective studied on a face-to-face basis |
| Overseas examination arrangements: The University charges an administration fee of £70 if you take your exams outside of the UK. There is also an additional £50 fee per exam taken overseas to cover local costs such as courier delivery of papers and answer scripts, room hire, and invigilation fees |
