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FEES
2024/25 Undegraduate, Foundation & CertHE Fees
The fee of £9,525 per annum is applied to the following courses:
- BA (Hons) Commercial Music
- BMus (Hons) Music Production & Sound Engineering
- BMUS (Hons) Composition for Film, Games & Other Media
- BMUS (Hons) Music Performance & Production
- BA (Hons) Music Business Management
2024/25 Postgraduate Fees
The fee of £10,500 per annum is applied to the following courses:
- MMus Music Production
- MMus Music Performance
- MA Creative Entrepreneurship
- MSc Entertainment Management & Analytics
Additional Costs
There may be additional costs related to your course. In addition to your tuition fees, you are likely to incur extra costs as a student at LCCM. It is important to be aware of these additional expenses.
Please note this is not an exhaustive list, and some costs may vary depending on your programme of study. All LCCM students must:
Budget for travel costs to and from LCCM. Students can apply for a Student Oyster Card, which provides discounted travel around London. Further details can be found here: 18+ Student Oyster photocard – Transport for London.
Have access to a laptop computer. A good-quality laptop can be purchased in the UK for between £400 and £500.
Purchase copies of essential course materials. The total cost will depend on your programme of study, but course materials are likely to cost around £100
Provide their own musical instruments and accessories. Depending on your course, you may be required to have your own instrument. Costs will vary based on your specific needs.
FUNDING SUPPORT
STUDENT FINANCE
Student finance is available to eligible UK and Republic of Ireland students for all undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
Undergraduate maintenance loans, sometimes called living cost loans, are also available for eligible UK students to help with day-to-day costs while studying.
- Your university or college
- Your course
- If you have studied a higher education course before
- Your age
- Your nationality or residency status
DSA ALLOWANCE
Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) is supported to cover the study-related costs you have because of a mental health problem, long-term illness, or any other disability. This can be on its own or in addition to any student finance you get. The type of support and how much you get depends on your individual needs, not your household income.
You can speak to Charlene Braithwaite (Disability & Wellbeing Officer) if you would like to discuss DSA or need additional support.
You DO NOT need to pay back DSA
Contact: disabilitysupport@lccm.org.uk
