School of Music
Fees & Scholarships
The School balances musical studies of performance, composition & critical & historical studies, with developing areas such as popular music, world musics & music technology.
Full-time |
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Home/EU £ |
International £ |
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| Taught Postgraduate | 4900 |
12500 |
| Research Postgraduate | TBC |
TBC |
Part-Time |
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Home/EU £ |
International £ |
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| Taught Postgraduate | 2450 |
N/A |
| Research Postgraduate | TBC |
TBC |
Fees are provisional and subject to change. Over-time fees for research students are currently £150 for 2011-12 but are also subject to change.
The University of Leeds is able to offer a number of scholarships and bursaries to both home and international students.
University of Leeds Scholarships and Finance (opens in a new window)
The School of Music is happy to announce the Herbert Thompson International Scholarship Competition for International students wishing to apply for one of our MMus programmes, beginning in September 2011. Click here for further details.
The School of Music is happy to announce its International Research Scholarship Competition for International students wishing to apply for a doctoral programme in the School of Music, beginning in September/October 2011. Click here for further details.
The School of Music Research Scholarship Competition is open to Home/EU students who have been offered a place as a full- or part-time student on a doctoral programme in the School of Music. Click here for further details.
Applicants to the School of Music have often been successful in the University-wide scholarship competitions. These competitions include: University Research Scholarship (Home/EU postgraduate research), Tetley and Lupton (International postgraduate taught), and the Fully-Funded International Research Scholarship (international postgraduate research). See the University of Leeds Scholarships Office website (opens in a new window) SEE SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE FOR INDIVIDUAL DEADLINES
Further information about this scholarship and others available through the School of Music can be found here.
British Council (opens in a new window) (INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY)
The Leverhulme Trust (opens in a new window)
Economic and Social Research Council (opens in a new window)
National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (opens in a new window)
International Foundation for Music Research (opens in a new window)
Funds for Women Graduates (opens in a new window)
An extensive list of funding bodies is available on request from the Postgraduate Administrator following the submission of your application.
Postgraduates to apply for paid teaching work each year. Postgraduates should note, however, that opportunities are limited by budgetary considerations and preference is given to students who are post-upgrade. Details are available from the Postgraduate Research Tutor at interview.