2026-27 Fees
| UK students | All other countries | |
| Full time students (MSc) | £11,500 | £20,500 |
| Part time students (MSc) | £959 per 15 credit module* £3,834 for the 60-credit dissertation | £1,709 per 15 credit module* £6,834 for the 60-credit dissertation |
| *part time students take 8 x 15 credit modules, plus the dissertation | ||
Full details of the current fees as listed on Academic Registry are available here.
Additional costs for the Tropical Study Tour
Students registered on this study tour module must fund their travel to the country where the tour is taking place, cover their visa, immunisations and other related costs as well as their essential in-country costs (in-country costs are typically up to £700.00 for two weeks, which covers all in-country travel, meals, non-alcoholic refreshments, and accommodation).
Additional costs for Forestry and Agroforestry Study Tours
Study tours include all travel during the tour, as well as bed and breakfast. Students need to organise their own travel to the start of the study tour (typically in Bangor or en-route) and their travel home at the end of the study tour. They also need to cover the costs of their evening meals. Students who are participating in the Agroforestry and Food Security study tour will also need to cover the passport and entry visa costs, where necessary.
Fee payment
There are various options available for payment of fees, for example, instalments or lump sum. You will be asked to set up your fee payment schedule as part of the online registration process that you complete when the course commences. You can contact feepayment@bangor.ac.uk to discuss options for fee payment to suit your needs. It is your responsibility to set up a fee payment schedule that suits your circumstances.
Scholarships, Studentships & Bursaries
The Universities funding opportunities can be found at
Scholarships, Studentships & Bursaries | Ä¢¹½´«Ã½
Postgraduate Loan
Further information can be found here.
External Funding Sources
(for postgraduate students from Wales studying a Masters or PhD degree)
(can be applied for once a student has registered for one of our 'forestry' MSc programmes and joined Confor as a student member)
(bursaries available for agricultural postgraduate programmes - MSc Agroforestry and Food Security would be considered as agricultural)