Fees and funding
The fee for 2020 will be £7,500 per annum (£15,000 for the full 2 years) for Home students and for overseas students the fee is £18,804 per annum (£37,608 for the full 2 years). An application fee of £70 is payable for all applicants.
The fee status of EU nationals for 2021 entry onwards will be International by default until the UK government announce further details and amendments of the current regulation. EU students should regularly check for updates at: www.cam.ac.uk/eu
Students are required to fund travel, accommodation and subsistence during the programme of study.
HEE funding is available for NHS staff wishing to apply to study Genomic Medicine at The University of Cambridge for study of individual modules or modules as part of a Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma or part-time Masters in Genomic Medicine. Limited funding is also available for those wishing to extend their study from a Postgraduate Certificate or 4 modules to a Postgraduate Diploma or MSt. All funding is subject to availability.
Prospective students wishing to apply for HEE funding should apply for their course place in the first instance. HEE funding is accessed through the University following receipt of a conditional offer of a place to study (and not by applying directly to HEE). For full details of details of the application procedure, including a useful flow chart, please refer to the HEE website here.
Other sources of funding
Sources of government funding and financial support - including Professional and Career Development Loans.
MSts (for courses starting after 1 August 2019). For information on a loan from Student Finance England for course fees and a contribution towards living costs, please see https://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/info/student-loans