Tuition Fees for Home and International - 2025/26
Tuition Fees 2025/26
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Fees for Repeat Years of Study see Determining Fees for Repeat Years of Study
Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Students
Here is the full list of all our undergraduate courses and their associated fees for Home and International students.
Please note that the fee charged for each year of your programme is likely to be subject to an annual increase as outlined in our fees policy below;
- AY 2023/24 Student Fees Policy
- AY 2024/25 Student Fees Policy
The tuition fees listed below therefore relate to study undertaken in the 2025/26 academic year only.
Undergraduate Courses
Tuition Fees for Academic Year 2025-26 |
Home Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) |
International | ||
Course | Year of Entry | Mode | Tuition Fee | Tuition Fee |
Veterinary Gateway | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | N/A |
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £47,960 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £46,840 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £45,760 | |
2022-23 | FT | £9,250 | £44,690 | |
2021-22 | FT | £9,250 | £43,830 | |
2020-21 | FT | £9,250 | £43,000 | |
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine Graduate Accelerated | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £47,960 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £46,840 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £45,760 | |
2022-23 | FT | £9,250 | £44,690 | |
BSc Biological Science | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
BSc Biological Sciences (Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics) | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
BSc Biological Sciences or BSc Bioveterinary Sciences with a Certificate in Work-Based Learning and Research | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
BSc Bioveterinary Sciences | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
Intercalated BSc Bioveterinary Sciences | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
Intercalated BSc Comparative Pathology | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
Msci - Applied programmes (Applied Biological Research, Applied Bioveterinary Research) - non-applied year | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
2022-23 | FT | £9,250 | £24,410 | |
Msci - Applied programmes (Applied Biological Research, Applied Bioveterinary Research) - Applied Year | ALL | FT | £1,850 | £1,850 |
MSci - Non-Applied programmes (Biological Sciences, Bioveterinary Sciences, Wild Animal Biology) | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £26,200 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £25,590 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £24,990 | |
2022-23 | FT | £9,250 | £24,410 | |
BSc Veterinary Nursing | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £18,870 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £18,430 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £18,010 | |
2022-23 | FT | £9,250 | £17,590 | |
Foundation Degree in Science Veterinary Nursing | 2025-26 | FT | £9,250 | £18,870 |
2024-25 | FT | £9,250 | £18,430 | |
2023-24 | FT | £9,250 | £18,010 | |
Graduate Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing | 2025-26 | PT | £5,275 | £6,525 |
Graduate Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing - modular fee (May 2024 start) | 2025-26 | PT | £1,055 | £1,305 |
Graduate Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing - modular fee (May 2023 start) | 2024-25 | PT | £1,031 | £1,275 |
Graduate Certificate / PG Certificate - Advanced Veterinary Nursing - Contemporary Study Skills | 2025-26 | PT | £1,055 | £1,305 |
Further info.
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For further information about how your fee status is determined see the guidance on the UKCISA website.
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For the full policy on fees, please refer to;
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AY 2023/24 Student Fees Policy
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AY 2024/25 TBC
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For more information on financial support available from the government please visit direct.gov.uk/studentfinance and gov.uk/student-finance.
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Download Ways to pay your tuition fee
Tuition Fees for Postgraduate Taught and Research Students
Here is the full list of all our Postgraduate Taught and Research courses and their associated fees for Home and International students.
Please note that the fee charged for each year of your programme is likely to be subject to an annual increase as outlined in our fees policy below;
- AY 2023/24 Student Fees Policy
- AY 2024/25 TBC
The tuition fees listed below therefore relate to study undertaken in the 2025/26 academic year only.
Postgraduate Taught Courses
Tuition Fees for Academic Year 2025-26
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Home Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) |
International Fees | ||
Course | Year of Entry | Mode | Tuition Fee | Tuition Fee |
MSc Wild Animal Health | 2025-26 | FT | £17,010 | £33,650 |
MSc Wild Animal Biology | 2025-26 | FT | £17,010 | £33,650 |
MSc One Health | 2025-26 | FT | £15,990 | £28,920 |
MSc Veterinary Epidemiology | 2025-26 | FT | £13,980 | £32,370 |
MSc Veterinary Education | 2025-26 | PT | £13,360 | £13,360 |
PG Certificate Veterinary Education | 2025-26 | PT | £4,450 | £4,450 |
PG Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing (including contemporary study skills) | 2025-26 | PT | £5,275 | £6,525 |
PG Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing - modular (per 15 credit) fee (May 2024 start) | 2025-26 | PT | £1,055 | £1,305 |
PG Certificate Advanced Veterinary Nursing - modular (per 15 credit) fee (May 2023 start) | 2024-25 | PT | £1,031 | £1,275 |
Interns / Residents (Mvetmed / PG Diploma Veterinary Clinical Studies) | 2025-26 | FT | £9,000 | £35,720 |
MSc One Health | 2025-26 | PT | £8,100 | £14,570 |
MSc One Health | 2024-25 | PT | £8,100 | £14,570 |
MSc Veterinary Epidemiology | 2025-26 | PT | £7,090 | £16,290 |
MSc Veterinary Epidemiology | 2024-25 | PT | £7,090 | £16,290 |
Postgraduate Research Courses
Tuition Fees for Academic Year 2025-26 |
Home Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) |
International Fees | ||
Course |
Year of Entry |
Mode | Tuition Fee | Tuition Fee |
M Phil / PhD / MSc by Research (MRes) / Professional Doctorate | 2025-26 | FT | TBC | £32,970 |
2024-25 |
FT | TBC | £32,200 | |
2023-24 | FT | TBC | £31,460 | |
2022-23 | FT | TBC | £31,460 | |
M Phil / PhD / MSc by Research (MRes) / Professional Doctorate (Part Time) | 2025-26 | PT | TBC | £16,490 |
2024-25 |
PT | TBC | £16,110 | |
2023-24 |
PT | TBC | £15,730 | |
2022-23 |
PT | TBC | £15,360 | |
M Phil / PhD (Public Research Institution) | 2025-26 | PT | £4,265 | £6,105 |
Writing Up - Registration + Use Of Writing Up Facilities | N/A | N/A | £735 | £735 |
Late Submission Fee (Exceeding 4 Year Submission Time Limit) | N/A | N/A | £1,470 | £1,470 |
Further info.
- For further information about how your fee status is determined see the guidance on the UKCISA website.
-
- For the full policy on fees, please refer to;
- AY 2023/24 Student Fees Policy
- AY 2024/25 TBC
- For the full policy on fees, please refer to;
- For more information on financial support available from the government please visit direct.gov.uk/studentfinance and gov.uk/student-finance
- Download Ways to pay your tuition fee
Sandwich/ Placement year fees for Home and International Students
- Tuition fees for the fourth year of the MSci Applied Biological/Bioveterinary Research courses will be £1,850.
- Tuition Fees for students studying Sandwich/ Placement year will be £1,850
- North American students are reminded that Sandwich/ Placement year programme does not confer eligibility for Federal Students Aid
The tabs below are for your specific course fees
All course fees are listed below.
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£47,960 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Association for course duration.
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
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Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing and equipment £600 for the whole course. This amount includes some likely additional spend on replacement items.
- Travel to AHEMS and EMS placements
- Some AHEMS and EMS placements will also require students to pay for board and lodging
- Travel to various intramural rotations (IMR). While majority of the core IMR take place in the College’s clinical centres, various weeks of core and tracking IMR require you to travel to various parts of London or further afield. Financial support is provided to help offset the likely travel costs entailed and for certain rotations accommodation is also provided.
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine with an Intercalated Year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£47,960 * |
* for the intercalated year, international students will be charged the international BSc fee rate.
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the European Union (EU) who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Association for course duration
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
-
Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing and equipment £600 for the whole course. This amount includes some likely additional spend on replacement items.
- Travel to AHEMS and EMS placements
- Some AHEMS and EMS placements will also require students to pay for board and lodging
- Travel to various intramural rotations (IMR). While majority of the core IMR take place in the College’s clinical centres, various weeks of core and tracking IMR require you to travel to various parts of London or further afield. Financial support is provided to help offset the likely travel costs entailed and for certain rotations accommodation is also provided
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Bachelor of Veterinary Science
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£47,960 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Association for course duration
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
-
Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing and equipment £600 for the whole course. This amount includes some likely additional spend on replacement items.
- Travel to AHEMS and EMS placements
- Some AHEMS and EMS placements will also require students to pay for board and lodging
- Travel to various intramural rotations (IMR). While majority of the core IMR take place in the College’s clinical centres, various weeks of core and tracking IMR require you to travel to various parts of London or further afield. Financial support is provided to help offset the likely travel costs entailed and for certain rotations accommodation is also provided
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BSc Animal Biology, Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BSc Biological Sciences - available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BSc Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BSc Bioveterinary Sciences – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BSc Veterinary Nursing
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
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£9,250 |
£18,870 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Nursing Association
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
-
RCVS student enrolment fees
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing (student veterinary nurses' uniform) and equipment c £150. This can be purchased through the Student Union shop once you have enrolled.
- RCVS Registration £100
- Travel to placements
- Placement accommodation (if required)
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
BVetMed Graduate Accelerated
https://www.rvc.ac.uk/Media/Default/study/Undergraduate/documents/How%20do%20we%20select%20applicants%20for%20our%20Grad%20Veterinary%20Medicine%20degrees%202025%20entry.pdfTuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£47,960 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
- UK students considering studying on the BVetMed Graduate Accelerated or the BVetMed as a second degree are entitled to a variable means tested living cost loan and RVC bursary. Please see Maintenance Loan and RVC Bursary.
- Please note BVetMed Graduate Accelerated and students studying BVetMed as a second degree are not eligible for tuition fee loans so please consider how you will pay the tuition fees for each year before enrolling.
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Association for course duration
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
-
Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing and equipment £600
- Travel to AHEMS and EMS placements
- Some AHEMS and EMS placements will also require students to pay for board and lodging
- Travel to tracking rotations
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
CertAVP
Tuition Fees
£699 per module
+ £50 RVC registration fee (one off payment when you first enrol)
= £4,244 for complete CertAVP
Additional fees may be required if your 2 year module enrolment period needs extending.
These fees are valid until 31st July 2025.
You should also budget for registering on CPD courses that support CertAVP module learning outcomes. You will be eligible for a 20% discount on RVC CPD courses, many of which do support a variety of CertAVP module learning outcomes.
Please note there are also RCVS fees to be paid.
Certificates in Advanced Veterinary Nursing
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) |
International Fees |
|
CSS |
£1,055 |
£1,305 |
FAVNP |
£1,055 |
£1,305 |
Designation Elective Module |
£3,165 |
£3,915 |
Total Fee |
£5,275 |
£6,525 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
RCVS fees
Candidates applying for and enrolling with the RCVS in order to gain an RCVS Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Nursing are required to pay additional fees as set out by the RCVS as follows:
- Pay RCVS initial enrolment fee of £84* at the start of the course
- On completion of the course, £212* to the RCVS
For more information about RCVS fees please see their website: RCVS Fees.
* Fees at August 2024. Check RCVS website for current fees.
Comparative Residencies
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship is awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £27,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Equine Internship
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Internships are fully funded.
- As an intern you will be awarded a scholarship for your fees.
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £19,000 per annum (subject to review)
- A single occupancy room in a shared (with other interns) house on-site is available for the duration of the internship for RVC-based interns. No pets are allowed in the accommodation.
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Equine Residency
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship will be awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £27,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Exotic Animal Internship
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Internships are fully funded.
- As an intern you will be awarded a scholarship for your fees.
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £19,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Exotic Animal Residency
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship will be awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £24,500 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing | Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
2021/22 | £9,000 | £27,380 |
2022/23 | £9,000 | £28,750 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Foundation Degree in Science Veterinary Nursing
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£18,870 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Nursing Association
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
-
Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
-
RCVS student enrolment fees
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing (student veterinary nurses' uniform) and equipment c £150. This can be purchased through the Student Union shop once you have enrolled.
- RCVS Registration £100
- Travel to placements
- Placement accommodation (if required)
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Intercalated BSc Bioveterinary Sciences
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK, EU and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the European Union (EU) who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Intercalated BSc Comparative Pathology
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK, EU and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the European Union (EU) who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Livestock Health and Production
We will not be accepting any more applications, however our Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health
course is still available with many of the same optional modules.
Master of Research (MRes)
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees are as follows:
Couse
| Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|---|
MRes (FT) |
2023/24 |
£4,712 |
£28,530 |
MRes (PT) | 2023/24 | £2,356 |
£14,270 |
MRes (FT) | 2024/25 | £4,786 |
£30,670 |
MRes (PT) | 2024/25 | £2,393 |
£15,340 |
In addition to tuition fees applicants may be expected to contribute to the running costs of a project. The sums required will vary between projects and you are advised to contact Admissions or the supervisor of the project you are interested in for further information before making an application.
We welcome applications from students in receipt of scholarships from their governments or other bodies or from self-funded students able to support their studies.
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “Home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
International Students please see funding options for international students.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
MSc Wild Animal Biology
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£17,010 |
£33,650 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
MSc Wild Animal Health
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£15,820 |
£31,300 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
MSci Applied Biological Research – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
MSci Applied Bioveterinary Research – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
MSci Biological Sciences - available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK, EU and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the European Union (EU) who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
MSci Bioveterinary Sciences – available with placement year
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2025/26 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£26,200 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
MSci Wild Animal Biology
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£9,250 |
£24,370 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- For Sandwich/ Placement year fees for UK, EU and international students see link
- Students from countries outside the European Union (EU) who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student affiliate membership of Royal Society of Biology
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
- Annual membership of RVC gym (both campuses)
- Entrance to ZSL London Zoo for study purposes (BSc/MSci Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) only)
- Any costs relating to compulsory field trips outside of London
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- £16 Howie laboratory coat
- Travel to placement/s (placement year pathways)
- Travel to non-home campus for optional modules or project work will not be covered
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on RVC and private housing.
One Health: ecosystems, humans and animals
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man)
| International Fees |
---|---|
£15,230 |
£27,540 |
For part-time fees please see this link https://www.rvc.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/fees#panel-tuition-fees-for-postgraduate-taught-and-research-students
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
PhD Studentships
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
2023/24 |
£4,712 | £28,530 |
2024/25 | £4,786 | £30,670 |
For policies and tuition fee payment methods please see here
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “Home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Part-time Study
If you would like to know the fees for part-time study, please contact Admissions at admissions@rvc.ac.uk
Funded Scholarships
The College offers about 10-25 fully funded scholarships a year. These are often funded by UK charities, research councils (e.g. BBSRC), and College Funds. This means that your tuition fees are paid and that you receive a stipend to cover living expenses. Stipends are paid monthly in arrears.
Self-Funded PhD Students
Along with the course tuition fees, self-funded students will need to cover
- bench fees: the amount will vary considerably depending on the nature of the project.
- living costs: it is currently estimated that a single student will need at least £15,000 per year to cover accommodation and personal maintenance expenses whilst studying in or near to London. When applying for a visa UKBA will require proof that you can support yourself.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Postgraduate Certificate in Veterinary Clinical Studies
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing course in 2024/25 are £45,170 and 2025/26 fees are £48,560.
If you qualify as a UK/EU student for this postgraduate course, a bursary of £8,000 may be available.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Production Animal Internship
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Internships are fully funded.
- As an intern you will be awarded a scholarship for your fees.
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £19,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Production Animal Residency
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship will be awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £27,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Professional Doctorate
Tuition Fees
Year commencing course | Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fee |
2022/23 | TBC | £13,270 |
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Small Animal Internship
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Internships are fully funded.
- As an intern you will be awarded a scholarship for your fees.
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £19,000 per annum (subject to review)
- A single occupancy room in a shared (with others interns) house on-site is available for the duration of the internship for RVC based interns. No pets are allowed in the accommodation.
The tuition fees (which are covered by a scholarship) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Small Animal Residencies
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship is awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £27,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Veterinary Education
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Course | Prior qualification needed | Minimum study period | Maximum study period | Course structure | Notional study time | Credits |
2024/25 |
PG Certificate | University degree OR equivalent educational experience acceptable to the University of London | 1 year | 2 years | 2 compulsory modules | 600 hours | 60 |
£4,140 |
PG Diploma | PG Certificate in Higher Education or FHEA/APEL accreditation | 1 year | 3 years | 4 optional modules | 600 hours | 60 | £4,140 |
MSc | PG Diploma in Veterinary Education | 1 year | 2 years | Research project plus 1 compulsory module | 600 hours | 60 | £4,140 |
MSc Total |
£12,430 (£11,187*) |
NB - The annual fee is reflective of the 60 credits unique to that level (i.e. the PGDip in full compromises 120 credits and the MSc 180).
*a 10% discount is applied if fees for the full programme are paid in advance.
Discounts are available for organisations who sponsor four or more participants.
The College offers self-funded students the option to pay in three instalments. Please check here for details.
The appropriate procedures for payment of fees, collection of fees, withdrawals and calculation of refunds are included within the full Tuition Fee Policy document.
The UK government postgraduate student loan is not normally available to those enrolling on a part-time Master’s degree course.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Veterinary Epidemiology
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|
£13,310 |
£30,830 |
For part-time fees please see this link https://www.rvc.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/fees#panel-tuition-fees-for-postgraduate-taught-and-research-students
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health
The Programme Fees below refer to the 2025 session
Fees are subject to annual review and may be paid in one of two ways:
Option 1
On registration, a single payment covering the registration fee and all module fees:
Total MSc degree | £18,042 |
Total Postgraduate Diploma | £10,712 |
Total Postgraduate Certificate | £5,638 |
The total fee incorporates a discount for payment in advance.
Option 2
Pay the registration fee, plus the fee for each module you take in your first year. Then, in subsequent years, you pay the fee for each new module you take.
MSc registration fee | £2,374 |
Postgraduate Diploma registration fee | £1,780 |
Postgraduate Certificate registration fee | £1,187 |
Fee per module | £2,374 |
College staff / alumni discount
Royal Veterinary College staff members and alumni will receive a bursary of 20% off fees for these distance-learning programmes (excluding resit fees). Please contact the Course Administrator for further information.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
For more information on help with funding, please visit https://www.london.ac.uk/applications/funding-your-study.
Veterinary Gateway
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing the course in 2024/25 are as follows:
UK Tuition Fees |
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£9,250 |
The UK Government has confirmed that EU/EEA and Swiss national students who have started an eligible course in the 2020/21 academic year or earlier academic years remain eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for which they are currently eligible for the duration of that course.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees and claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK) and UK government rules which are currently being developed. For further information on this emerging situation, please visit UK Council for International Affairs Brexit pages.
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year, please be aware of this when making your calculations and planning how much money you will require.
- Students from countries outside the UK who wish to undertake full-time study at the RVC are required to pay the international fee for their programme of study (please see Fee status section).
- Information on Fees & Funding for existing students can be found here
The following course-related costs are included in the fees:
- Student membership of the British Veterinary Association for course duration
- Access to books and journals essential to your course (print and digital)
- Open access and bookable IT equipment such as PCs and laptops
- Largely paperless curriculum plus £10 p.a. printing allowance
-
Annual membership of College gym (both campuses)
The following course-related costs are not included in the fees:
- Specialist clothing and equipment £600 for the whole course. This amount includes some likely additional spend on replacement items.
- Travel to AHEMS and EMS placements
- Some AHEMS and EMS placements will also require students to pay for board and lodging
- Travel to various intramural rotations (IMR). While majority of the core IMR take place in the College’s clinical centres, various weeks of core and tracking IMR require you to travel to various parts of London or further afield. Financial support is provided to help offset the likely travel costs entailed and for certain rotations accommodation is also provided
Accommodation and living costs are not included in the fees. Our Housing Advice pages provide further information on College and private housing.
Veterinary Primary and Accessible Care and Education Internship (V-PACE)
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2022/23 |
£9,000 |
£28,750 |
2023/24 | £9,000 |
£30,910 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.
Zoo Health Management
Tuition Fees
All Clinical Training Residencies are fully funded.
- As a resident a scholarship is awarded for your fees
- A stipend will be paid monthly in arrears. Currently the stipend is £27,000 per annum (subject to review)
The tuition fees (which are covered by your department) are as follows:
Year commencing course |
Home Tuition Fees including Island Fees (Channel Islands & Isle of Man) | International Fees |
---|---|---|
2024/25 | £9,000 |
£33,230 |
2025/26 | £9,000 |
£35,720 |
Tuition fee amounts are subject to increase each academic year.
EU/EEA and Swiss national students starting studies in the 2021/22 academic year or later academic years may no longer be eligible to pay the “home” rate of tuition fees nor claim any financial support for their studies - but this depends on your personal circumstances (including immigration status and residence history in the UK). To help determine whether you would be eligible for home fees please see the UKCISA's 'Who pays 'home' fees for higher education in England?' guide found here.