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Fees and finance

Information on fees and finance at Cliff College.

This page will give you an overview of the fees at Cliff College. If you need more information or have questions about our fees, please contact us on enquiries@cliffcollege.ac.uk.

Cliff Year

The Cliff Year runs from September to June and costs £2,495. These costs include accommodation and meals at the College for the duration of your chosen programme.

Participants on the Cliff Year often fundraise towards the cost of their fee, and we can provide information, support and ideas to help you with this.

Foundations for Mission and Ministry

The fee for the Foundations for Mission and Ministry programme is £2,000 for six units across two years. This does not cover meals or accommodation for optional onsite teaching days at Cliff College.

Alternatively, students are able to take individual Mission and Ministry units for £360 per unit.

Undergraduate

Our undergraduate programme fees for 2024-25 are £8,500 per year for full-time home students and for international students studying online. For part-time students, the fees are £4,250 per year.

For international students requiring a UK visa, the fees for full-time undergraduate study are £9,500 per year.

Most home students apply for a student loan to help them with tuition fees and living costs while they study – you can find more information about this on the Student Finance website.

MA Theology and Mission

Our MA programme fees for 2024-25 are £7,700 for full-time home students and for international students studying online. For part-time students, the fees are £3,300 per year for the first two years and £1,100 for the third year.

For international students requiring a UK visa, the fees for MA study are £8,700 for full-time students. For part-time students, the fees are £3,800 per year for the first two years and £1,100 for the third year.

Some home students apply for a Master’s Loan to help them with tuition fees and living costs while they study – you can find more information about this on the Master's Loan section of the Student Finance website.

PhD programmes

Our PhD programme fees for 2024-25 are £7,200 per year for full-time students and £3,600 for part-time students; the fee for a write-up year is £1,800.

The PhD Missiology is only available part-time, and the fees are £3,600 per year.

Some home students apply for a Doctoral Loan to help them with tuition fees and living costs while they study – you can find more information about this on the Doctoral Loan section of the Student Finance website.

Students from the USA

If you are a US national, you may be eligible for a federal loan towards your tuition costs. Please contact us on enquiries@cliffcollege.ac.uk for more information.

Read our policies on lending and funding for US students in receipt of federal loans.

Disabled Students' Allowance

There is extra support available for students who have a disability, such as a long-term health condition, mental health condition or a specific learning disability such as dyslexia or ADHD. This support is known as Disabled Students Allowance, or DSA.

This kind of support depends on your individual needs and does not need to be paid back. You may be eligible for help with the costs of:

  • specialist equipment, for example a computer if you need one because of your disability;
  • non-medical helpers, for example a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter or specialist note taker;
  • extra travel to attend your course or placement because of your disability;
  • other disability-related study support, for example having to print additional copies of documents for proof-reading.

More information on Disabled Students' Allowance can be found here.

Residential Community and Accommodation

Our Cliff Year participants along with most of our full-time students live at Cliff College and form a key part of our residential community. The accommodation in the College is in en-suite single rooms; most students are catered for by our catering team and eat together in our dining room.

Almost all of our MA and PhD students, as well as some of our BA students, study part-time and live offsite. These students can book a bedroom and meals during their teachings weeks or in order to use the library and meet with faculty. The accommodation and food costs for the 2024-25 academic year are as follows:

Accommodation optionCostAvailable to
Catered College accommodation (single room)£6,310 per yearFull-time undergraduates

Full-time postgraduates

Catered College accommodation (double room)£6,925 per year

Full-time undergraduates
Full-time postgraduates

Catered College accommodation for intensive weeks£54.50 per night

All students not living onsite

Self-catered College accommodation (single room and use of shared kitchen)

£4,260 per year

Continuing full-time undergraduates
Full-time postgraduates
Self-catered College accommodation (double room and use of shared kitchen)£4,870 per yearContinuing full-time undergraduates
Full-time postgraduates
Self-catered College accommodation (one bedroom flat with kitchenette)£5,585 per year

Full-time undergraduates
Full-time postgraduates

Self-catered flat accommodation, shared with one other student (two bedroom flat with kitchen and bathroom)£3,650 per yearContinuing full-time undergraduates
Full-time postgraduates

If you have further questions or are interested in accommodation for families or couples, please contact us at enquiries@cliffcollege.ac.uk.