Tuition Fees
The fee information provided below applies to students on programmes validated either by Durham University or Birmingham Newman University and students undertaking postgraduate research. Tuition fees for students sponsored for ministerial training (by the Church of England or the Methodist Church) are normally covered by the sponsoring churches, and not charged directly to the student. All programmes marked with an * are potentially eligible for student finance which includes tuition fee loans and (for undergraduate study) maintenance loans.
Tuition Fees 2026-2027 (for courses starting Sept 2026 onwards)
Financial Support
The Marsh Bursary Fund
Our students access a range of financial support/ bursaries from their individual churches. Alongside other sources of funding available, the Queen’s Foundation is able to offer limited financial support to students through the Queen’s Foundation Bursary Fund. Generated through generous donations from the Donald and Patricia Marsh Charitable Trust and the Westminster College Oxford Trust, and supported by reserves released by the Queen’s Governors, the Bursary Fund has a limited amount each academic year to support eligible students in accordance with clear criteria. Awards are made at the point when students are accepted onto programmes, prior to students beginning their studies. Details of the Bursary Fund, including how to apply, can be found here.
The Racial Justice Scholarship
The Queen’s Foundation offers full scholarships and bursaries for postgraduate studies as part of its Empowering UKME/GMH Theological Educators & Enabling Anti-Racist Practice in Theological Education Project, supported by the Church of England’s Racial Justice Unit.
UKME/GMH candidates who are currently lay or ordained ministers with roles working in or for the Church of England and other churches are invited to apply. Successful candidates will gain a full scholarship towards tuition fees for an MA in Theology and Transformative Practice validated by Birmingham Newman University or a bursary towards the Postgraduate (PG) Taster Course designed to build confidence before entering the MA programme.
Details of the Racial Justice Scholarship, including how to apply are available here.
Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA)
For information on eligibility and applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance, please see our guidance here.
For assistance in seeking external funding or support in planning financial matters, please contact: admissions@queens.ac.uk.
