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Master’s Courses

A Postgraduate degree, or Master’s degree, is a Level 7 course that is typically studied after a bachelor’s. However, some postgraduate students choose to complete their Master’s many years after their BA. Postgrad degrees are often much more specialised than undergraduate degrees, allowing students to hone in on their area of expertise.

If you’re interested in studying for a master’s degree, you may be eligible for a Postgraduate Master’s Loan to assist with your tuition fees and living costs. However, not all postgraduate studies are funded. For courses that are ineligible for government loans, you may be able to secure a bursary or scholarship depending on the course and your personal situation.

Postgraduate degrees typically take one or two years to complete depending on the course and whether you are completing your master’s full-time or part-time.

A postgraduate, or master’s degree, is a Level 7 qualification.

The cost of a master’s degree depends on whether you are based in the UK or an international student and the type of course you are applying to. At dBs Institute, the yearly fees for our on campus postgraduate courses are £8500.

The vast majority of postgraduate students already have a bachelor’s degree. However, in some circumstances where applicants already have extensive experience through employment, they may not require an undergraduate certificate to qualify.

Unlike a bachelor’s degree, students in the UK do not have to go through UCAS to apply for a master’s. Instead, they apply directly through the university where they want to study. If you want to study for a postgraduate degree at dBs Institute, you’ll need to go directly through our validating partner Falmouth University.