Postgraduate : Funding database. Postgraduate : Tuition Fees. View the key to see which price band covers your subject area. Full Time courses are split into 1. Research and 2. Taught 1. Research ‡fees are set in line with grants awarded by Research Council which are usually released in the April of the previous academic year. Exceptions *For students commencing their course before January 2010, DBA Fees are charged according to the year of entry - i.e. students beginning the course in 2008-9 will continue to pay fees identified at the time for the duration of the course. **Due to the high teaching element of these programmes, fees will be levied at the taught fee band (see Section 4). Fees for PG Island Students are set at the home fee rate. 2. Students who are in receipt of Research Council funding as part of a 3 + 1 programme will receive a fee waiver from the University equivalent to the difference between the published fee for the programme and the amount funded by the Research Council.
Department of Archaeology : MA in the Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects. Before making your on-line application, please contact Helen Wood, Postgraduate Secretary at: helen.wood@durham.ac.uk or telephone: 0191 3341109 Overview Our two year, full time MA in the Conservation of Archaeological and Museum Objects is a professional training course led by the Dr Chris Caple, the only trained field archaeologist and conservator in the world, in a department that counts two Fellows of the International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works among its academic staff. This programme is designed to give you the skills you will need to work as an archaeological and museum conservator, including researching, analysing, cleaning, preserving, and caring for a broad range of objects. You will graduate equipped with a sound knowledge and critical understanding of current professional principles, good practice and contemporary debates in conservation.
Facts Find out more about entry requirements, mode of study, duration of the course, and tuition fees here. Postgraduate : College costs. There are a range of different postgraduate rooms available in our colleges. This page outlines costs for the 2014/15 academic year. Please note these costs are for residence charge only. There may be additional individual college costs (e.g. for MCR membership) which vary in every college. Self-catered Residence charges below are for a standard postgraduate, self-catered let including utilities charge and internet connection: Some members of Ustinov College and some members of University College live in our Brackenbury Building. A single en-suite room in Brackenbury is £5,293. Part-catered: (fully-catered term-time/self-catered vacation time) Residence charges below are for a standard postgraduate let including meals during undergraduate term-time, all utilities charge and internet connection: *Charges may vary at the two independent Colleges (St Chad's College and St John's College) ^Some members of University College live in our Three Tuns building.
PGCE Students Self-catered. International : Fees, Funding and Finance. It is essential to plan your finances carefully for the duration of your studies. As an international student, you are not entitled to any financial assistance from the UK government and you must have sufficient funds to cover all of your expenses before you travel to the UK in addition to budgeting for possible differences in exchange rates. How much will it cost? You will need to have funds to cover your tuition and accommodation fees and your living expenses of approximately £800 per month (as advised by the UK Border Agency). How much money should I bring with me? There is no limit to the amount of money that you can bring into the UK. You can bring your own currency, travellers' cheques or pounds sterling, but for your own safety we would advise you to bring money in the form of travellers' cheques rather than large amounts of cash. If it is possible, please open a bank account with a multi-national bank in your home country before you travel to the UK.
Payment of tuition fees.