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BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science

A three-year undergraduate course combining economics and finance with the practical coding skills required in today’s data-driven economy.

Key programme information

Start date

October 2027

Duration

Three years, Full-time

Location

London, UK

Tuition fees

Home: £10,050
International: £44,800

Next application deadline

13 January 2027

66 days remaining

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Our innovative BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science has been developed for students who want to incorporate data science into their learning of economics and finance. Knowledge of data science opens doors to careers in industries such as finance, technology, consulting and policy making.

UCAS course code: L1N3 

Institution code: I50

Enjoy a unique curriculum – the first of its kind in the UK – that has been designed with input from industry and policy leaders to address a key skills gap.

Develop the analytical skills and coding capabilities that will give you a competitive edge in the increasingly data-driven economy.

Learn from leading academics at the forefront of theory and research, and involved in decision making in policy and business.

Build a strong professional network through our relationships with some of London’s top employers.

#2 in the world (º£½ÇÉçÇø, QS World University Rankings 2027)
#1 for Graduate Employment in the UK (º£½ÇÉçÇø, The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027)
#3 city for students (London, QS Best Student City Rankings 2027)
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The first degree of its kind in the UK

The Imperiaadvantage

First of its kind

Imperiais changing the way economics and finance are taught by incorporating data science in the teaching and learning of these disciplines. The first BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science in the UK, this programme is designed to meet the demands of the rapidly-changing job market.

Learn in London

Study in London, a global hub for business and finance, and voted one of the best cities for students in the world. Benefit from our relationships with major employers, offering valuable industry connections and helping you build a global perspective.

World-class faculty

This pioneering degree was designed by thought-leaders in the fields of finance, economics and data science, creating a comprehensive programme that prepares you for the next generation of careers in a variety of industries and policy.

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I chose the BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science programme because it offered me a unique, interdisciplinary experience that enabled me to pick up programming skills alongside my passion for social sciences and empirical analysis. I was also very excited to live independently and experience the amazing culture and history of London.

Jiaqi Chen BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science - Class of 2026

Programme content

The BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science is a three-year, full-time programme. In the first two years you will gain a robust theoretical and practical foundation in all three subject areas.

Economics

You will learn to think like an economist and understand the causes of key issues such as global inequality, climate change, labour markets, inflation and monetary policy, economic growth and development.

Finance

You will learn how to make financial decisions in business and policy, in courses such as accounting, corporate finance, investment and portfolio management and mergers, acquisitions and private equity.

Data Science

You will acquire hands-on knowledge of data science through courses such as data structures and algorithms machine learning, cloud computing and databases and text mining.

In year three, you have the opportunity to tailor your learning to suit your interests, choosing from an array of electives.

This page is updated regularly to reflect the latest version of the curriculum. However, this information is subject to change. 

Find out more about potential course changes. 

Please note: it may not always be possible to take specific combinations of modules due to timetabling conflicts. For confirmation, please check with the relevant department. 

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Core modules

Year one

In your first year, you will build solid foundation modules in all three subject areas and begin developing your coding skills.

You will also take eight mandatory core modules that will form the foundation of your learning throughout the degree.

  • Mathematical Foundations
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Introduction to Data Science
  • Big Issues in Economics and Finance
  • Accounting
  • Microeconomics 1
  • Macroeconomics 1
  • Data Structures and Algorithms

Year two

In your second year, you will build on your learning with advanced modules in economics and finance, while further developing your data science skills with modules in machine learning and cloud computing.

You will complete a further nine compulsory core modules, paving the way for flexible, in-depth learning in year three.

  • Microeconomics 2
  • Econometrics 1
  • Machine Learning
  • Corporate Finance and Capital Markets
  • Macroeconomics 2
  • Econometrics 2
  • Operations Research
  • Databases and Cloud Computing
  • Creative Problem Solving

Year three

In your final year, you will enjoy a rich cross-disciplinary syllabus, taking a credited module from another department at Imperiaas part of our I-Explore programme. You will also apply your learning from years one and two to complete three compulsory modules:

  • Topics in Emerging Technologies
  • Final Project: Questions and Methods
  • Final Project: Report
Personalisation

In the third year, you can personalise your learning with a choice of electives spanning finance, economics and data science. You may concentrate in one area, or mix them for a broader learning experience.

Options across economics, finance and data science may* include modules such as:

  • Industrial Organisation​
  • Health Economics​
  • Advanced Machine Learning​
  • Economics and Finance of Climate Change
  • Development Economics​
  • Advanced Macroeconomics​
  • Behavioural and Experimental Insights
  • Derivatives and Structured Products
  • Financial Engineering and Stochastic Calculus
  • Investment and Portfolio Management
  • Mergers, Acquisitions and Private Equity
  • Big Data for Economic Growth and Development

*Modules are subject to change based on programme feedback

Teaching and learning

The BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science combines lectures, tutorials, computing labs and independent study to help you develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. During the first two years, most of your learning will be through independent study, supported by structured teaching and guided practice. In your final year, you will apply your knowledge through a substantial individual project alongside your taught modules.

Balance of teaching and learning

The balance of teaching and learning will vary across the programme and between modules. As a guide, in years one and two, approximately 25% of your time will be spent in lectures and tutorials, with 75% dedicated to independent study. In year three, around 20% of your time will be spent in lectures and tutorials, 60% in independent study and 20% on your final project.

Teaching methods

You will learn through a combination of:

  • Lectures
  • Tutorials
  • Computing labs
  • Independent learning
  • Group projects
  • Virtual learning environments

Assessment

Assessment methods are designed to test both your understanding of key concepts and your ability to apply them in practice. Depending on the modules you choose, these may include:

  • Coursework
  • Examinations
  • Problem sets
  • Project reports
  • Presentations
  • In-class and online quizzes

Programme content FAQs

I want to do a postgraduate degree in Economics. Is this degree suitable for me?

The degree offers an in-depth study of economics at the undergraduate level and will prepare you for further study in that field. Students from our graduating cohort have been accepted into the most demanding MSc programmes in this area, in the UK, Europe and the United States.

Can I visit the campus?

You can find details of campus events and opportunities, such as Open Days here. If you are unable to make these dates, a is available here.

Regrettably, we are not able to accommodate requests for individual visits and meetings.

Careers and employability

Get ahead of the competition with an undergraduate degree that addresses a key skills gap

There is increasing demand for graduates with academic training in economics and finance, whose analytical skills are complemented by data science and coding capabilities. The BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science has been developed against this backdrop, with input from leading business and public policy experts.

You will gain the skills needed to succeed in a range of roles, in industries such as technology, finance, consulting and the public sector.

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Over the three years at ImperiaBusiness School, I gained work experience in investment management and undertook an internship at BCG London, giving me valuable practical exposure and allowing me to apply my learnings to real business settings.

Himanshi Gupta BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science - Class of 2026

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Support you receive

Career support

As an undergraduate student on the BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science, you will have access to support from º£½ÇÉçÇø’s central Careers Service. This team has years of experience offering careers and professional development support, advice and skills training and supporting the relationship between top employers, students and alumni.

You will have access to:

  • one-to-one support and guidance throughout your degree which continues three years after graduation;
  • events and workshops designed for your programme to help you develop a wide range of skills;
  • networking opportunities with employers through fairs and a range of other events;
  • support to prepare you for recruitment processes.

One-to-one support

From personalised advice and job-hunting resources to workshops and events, we offer everything you need to explore your options, develop your skills and connect with employers.

Connecting with employers

Our ImperiaCareers Service maintains strong partnerships with the industries in which economics, finance and data science graduates tend to have the most interest in being employed after graduation.

Career planning and preparation 

We will support you throughout your degree to explore your career options, understand how you can build and evidence relevant experience, and navigate the job and recruitment market. As you progress, we’ll help you prepare for applications and recruitment processes and make informed decisions about your next steps.

A variety of clubs to suit your interests

ImperiaCollege Union offers a wide variety of clubs to suit your interests and hobbies. From sports and recreation to arts and entertainment, cultural and community clubs, you will have a wealth of opportunities to meet students who share your passions and enjoy extracurricular activities.

The Business School also supports a number of student-led that bring together like-minded students with similar areas of professional interest, such as:

  • Finance
  • Consulting
  • Luxury and retail
  • Energy
  • Healthcare
  • FMCG

Each club runs a number of events throughout the year, giving you the opportunity to build relationships with leading companies, learn from alumni and network with other students. Major organisations that have presented at student-led events recently include BCG, EY, McKinsey & Company, HSBC, Microsoft, Google, Mitsubishi, Shell, Moët Hennessy, NFL, Visa and NHS England.

Roles and sectors

You will develop strong analytical understanding and practical coding expertise, as well as the fundamental skills valued by employers, such as effective communication, teamwork and emotional intelligence.

As such, you will be prepared for success in a wide range of careers, including:

  • finance
  • technology
  • policy making
  • consulting
  • central banks
  • regulatory bodies
  • think-tanks
  • international organisations

Class profile

Join a talented cohort of analytical thinkers

Our programmes attract bright, ambitious students. They come from a broad range of backgrounds and from all around the world, bringing unique perspectives, experiences and skills to the table, and creating a rich tapestry of ideas and insights.

With a commitment to academic rigour and a focus on real-world applications, our graduates will emerge as well-rounded professionals, ready to tackle the challenges of an ever-evolving global economy.

*Class of 2029

At a glance

198 students*
55% female students*
32 nationalities*

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Class of 2029 nationalities

Our students come from all over the world.

 

  • 44% United Kingdom
  • 33% Asia/Pacific
  • 15% Europe
  • 6% Africa/Middle East
  • 2% Americas
Meet our first BSc class
UG 2024 first year cohort picture at Scale Space.

Meet the first cohort who joined our BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science programme in 2024 and hear about their first impressions, induction activities and experiences of joining the Imperiacommunity.

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Admissions and entry requirements

Are you an analytical thinker who aspires to make a global impact?

Our reputation as a global top 10 university attracts top-performing students from across the world. In this first-of-its-kind undergraduate programme, you will study alongside a diverse community of talented individuals. We’re looking for applicants with strong analytical and quantitative skills who wish to pursue careers in economics, policy and finance.

An ATAS certificate is not required for students applying for this course.

  • Applications: places 13:1 (2025)
  • UCAS code: L1N3
  • Institution code: I50

Applications for October 2027 are now open.

Start date

October 2027

Next application deadline

13 January 2027

66 days remaining

Additional admissions and entry requirements information

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

Studying a degree at Imperiais a demanding academic experience and as such we look for candidates who can demonstrate strong academic performance. No prior knowledge of our degree subject areas is necessary, but we require candidates to have a good mathematical and analytical background.

A-levels

We look for a minimum of A*AA with an A* in Mathematics:

  • Further Mathematics is useful, but not required
  • Economics A-level is useful, but not a pre-requisite
  • General Studies and Critical Thinking are not accepted

There is no specific advantage to taking a fourth subject. Applicants will not be disadvantaged if Economics and/or Further Maths is not taken.

Please note, we do not use the UCAS points system.

International Baccalaureate

We look for a minimum of 39 points including:

7 in Mathematics at higher level

6 in two further subjects at higher level

Either Mathematics Analysis and Approaches or the Applications and Interpretation syllabi will be accepted at higher level with no preference between the two.

There is no secific advantage to taking a fourth subject.

International

We accept a wide range of international qualifications. Please see our academic requirements by country page for guidance.

Advanced Placements

If you are studying a High School Diploma that is accepted by Imperiaalongside Advanced Placements, the following requirements may apply to both your Diploma and Advanced Placements.

Our minimum requirements for this course are grades 5, 5, 5 to include:

  • 5 in Calculus BC
  • 5 in two other subjects

Please consult º£½ÇÉçÇø’s country index to check whether we accept your High School Diploma programme for admission.

TMUA Maths test

To be eligible for this course, it is mandatory to sit the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) as part of your application process. We do not have a minimum score to achieve, though a higher score may make your application more competitive. We view your score as one aspect of your application, which we review alongside all other elements as part of a holistic assessment of your suitability for the programme.

Learn more about the TMUA and how to register for the test.

English language requirement

All home, EU and overseas applicants must achieve the higher College requirement in the appropriate English language qualification. Minimum test requirements for the most popular tests are:

IELTS (academic): A minimum score of 7.0 with minimum scores of 6.5 in all elements.

TOEFL iBT:

  • Tests taken before 21 January 2026: A minimum score of 100 overall with minimum scores of 22 in all elements.
  • Tests taken after 21 January 2026: We accept an overall score of 5.0 with minimum scores of 5.0 in all elements.

We will accept both scores for a period of two years.

Duolingo English Test: 125 Overall with no less than 115 in any band score.

We do not accept Pre-Sessional English courses as a method of meeting our entry requirements and there are no foundation years you can complete prior to the degree course.

Application process
Step one: start your application

All applications are managed through .

  • Choose BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science as the programme
Step two: register for the Maths test

To be considered for the programme, you will need to sit the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA). Please be mindful of when the registration window opens and closes, which may be different if you require access arrangements or are applying for a bursary voucher. More information can be found on the Imperiawebsite.

Step three: write your personal statement

This is your chance to tell us about yourself and why you want to apply for the programme. We have a guidance blog with useful tips on how to write a personal statement.

Step four: complete and submit your application

Finish your application and submit it by the final deadline: 18:00 (UK time), 13 January 2027.

Step five: interview

Successful candidates will be invited to an online interview with an academic (20-30 minutes).

The purpose of the interview is for us to find out more about your motivation, analytical thinking and communication skills. As such, no particular preparation is needed. Our aim is to identify prospective students who are most likely to enjoy and succeed on the degree.

See our blog for more information and tips on the interview.

Step six: reply to your offers

Sign in to your UCAS Hub account at any time to check the progress of your application. When your last application decision comes in, you will need to reply to any offers you get by the deadline in your UCAS account. If you do not reply, UCAS will automatically decline your offer when this deadline passes.

Step seven: submit your offer conditions

Before you can register for your course, pay tuition fees (if you’re self-funding), or receive a CAS to support your visa application (if you need one), you will need to show you have met all your offer conditions.

Key dates and deadlines

Applications for the October 2027 entry are open.

Candidates should submit their application by 18.00 (UK time) on 13 January 2027.

Date Description
12 May 2026 You can start your application on UCAS.
1 September 2026 You can begin submitting your completed applications for 2027 entry via UCAS.
12-16 October 2026 (test sitting one)

4–8 January 2027 (test sitting two)		 *TMUA maths test dates for candidates in all countries except China, Hong Kong and Macau.
15-16 October 2026 (test sitting one)

8 January 2027 (test sitting two)		 *TMUA maths test dates for candidates sitting the test in China, Hong Kong and Macau.
13 January 2027 Final applications for BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science should be submitted to UCAS by this date to receive equal consideration. Applications should be submitted by 18.00 UK time.

*Please note there is no relationship between when you should submit your application on UCAS and when you take the TMUA. There is no advantage or disadvantage in completing one or the other first.

If you submit your application on UCAS first be mindful to book a TMUA test when bookings are open; your application will be held until we receive the TMUA result.

If you take the TMUA first and later decide to submit your UCAS application, we will match your TMUA result to your UCAS application and begin our review.

We adhere to the UCAS equal consideration principles, meaning all applications submitted by the UCAS January deadline receive the same consideration.

What we look for

We are looking for analytical thinkers who aspire to make an impact in business and society.

In particular, we want to see:

  • bright students with strong academic achievements and who can demonstrate potential for analytical problem solving;
  • strong communicators;
  • motivated and engaged learners who work well independently and with others;
  • students with the curiosity to use economics and/or finance to explore evolving challenges in commercial, policy or third sector contexts;
  • students with a passion to learn how to use data analysis and cutting-edge techniques to examine economics and/or finance questions.
Widening participation

Our contextual admissions route for UK applicants may entitle you to additional considerations within the application process to help us form a more complete picture of your potential to succeed at º£½ÇÉçÇø. 

Find out more about who is eligible and what support you may receive.

Admissions and entry requirements FAQs

When do applications open for this course?

The application timetable for 2027 entry applications can be found on the UCAS website on .

When do applications close for this course?

Wednesday 13 January 2027 at 18.00 (UK time). You can register for updates on the process by signing up to our mailing list.

Are there any GCSE requirements for this course?

There are no specific GCSE requirements for this course. However, we may consider your GCSE grades when assessing your application and will review these alongside other areas. You should not be put off if you do not have strong GCSE grades; excelling in your A Levels / equivalents is the more important area in terms of achievement.

If you have extenuating circumstances related to your GCSE results (or more recent qualifications) your referee can outline this in their reference.

If you are relying on your GCSE English Language to meet º£½ÇÉçÇø's English requirements, you will need to have achieved a grade B / grade 6, or else meet these requirements through another accepted test or qualification.

What are the international entry requirements?

We accept a wide range of qualifications for entry to undergraduate study at º£½ÇÉçÇø.

You can find full details of the international entry requirements for this course online.

If your qualification is not included, it might not be accepted for entry. You can contact the Recruitment & Admissions team to check.

My country is not represented in the international requirements. Am I eligible?

We welcome students from all over the world and Imperiahas a standard system for converting different country systems into A-level equivalents. You can find details online.

If your qualification system or country is not listed, it may be that we would require you to complete qualifications from another system, such as Advanced Placements, however you can contact us and we can review your specific query.

Do I need an economics, finance or computer science background to apply?

No. The only subject specific requirement is Mathematics.

We will teach you all the economics, finance and data science that you need to know to be successful on our degree - we assume there's no prior ability in any of these subject areas when you start our degree.

However, in the application process, we do expect you to demonstrate your knowledge and interest, and curiosity about the integration of our three subjects.

From how far back will you accept my IELTS scores?

Imperiaconsiders IELTS scores to be valid for two years. Scores must be valid at the beginning of your studies at Imperiaif your application is successful.

Is there any difference between the October UCAS deadline and the January deadline?

There are no advantages to applying by the October deadline, used by Oxford and Cambridge, over the January deadline. All applications received by the January deadline will be considered equally. However, we do not consider late applications received after the January deadline.

Please note, whenever you choose to submit your UCAS application, it is still a requirement that you register for and sit the TMUA test, ideally in October.

If I get an A* in Further Mathematics but an A in Mathematics, can I get in?

Our minimum requirement is that you get an A* in Mathematics. Further Mathematics is not a substitute for this. Applicants who do not meet their offer conditions will enter a reconsideration process, but acceptance here is dependent on many factors and is not guaranteed.

What is the TMUA maths test?

The Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) tests your mathematical thinking and reasoning skills.

The TMUA lasts 2 hours 30 minutes in total. It is divided into two parts: Applications of Mathematical Knowledge, and Mathematical Reasoning. You will not be able to use a calculator or dictionary. There is no pass or fail for TMUA. You should aim to do the best you can. Your final scores are based on the number of correct answers you give. You do not lose marks for wrong answers, so it’s worth attempting all questions.

Your prior maths knowledge will be useful, but there may be areas which are less familiar to you depending on your experience. Revise what you have learned so far and familiarise yourself with the test content, including practice tests, on the provider's website.

Find out more about the test

How do I register for the TMUA maths test?

You take the TMUA within a test centre.

You can choose from a global network of test centres in more than 5,500 locations in over 180 countries.

Visit the website, where you will be able to:

  • create an account
  • find your nearest test centre
  • book and pay for the test
Are the minimum grade requirements different for students from a widening participation background?

If you meet º£½ÇÉçÇø's criteria for widening participation applicants, you will get an automatic invitation to interview if you have predicted grades of AAA including an A in Mathematics at A-level or equivalent, and have a competitive TMUA score.

We do not have a cut-off for the TMUA score, we view this as one aspect of your application and will holistically review all aspects of your application.

The interview will be used to discuss your motivation for our degree and to find out more about your potential to enjoy and succeed on our degree. If your application is successful, any conditions contained in a potential offer will be determined following the interview.

Whilst the requirements to be shortlisted for interview are lowered, any potential offer may still be at our standard level of A* Maths and two other A grades for A Levels (or equivalent).

Can I submit a separate personal statement for this course?

No. We understand that our programme is unique and other economics/finance courses do not incorporate data science like we have. We advise you to read our blog written by a member of the academic faculty on how to write a personal statement.

Do you consider candidates who have retaken one or more subjects?

We will consider applicants who have retaken subjects. As part of completing your UCAS application, you are required to provide a complete academic record which is true and accurate. We will be looking at whether you've managed to improve on your previous grade, and whether your newest predicted or achieved grade is realistically achievable and meets our minimum entry requirements.

If you have any extenuating circumstances, your referee can detail this in their reference in your UCAS application.

Do you accept transfers from other programmes / institutions?

Due to the unique nature of this programme and our admissions process, we do not accept transfers.

Is there an Offer Holder Day?

Yes. The BSc Economics, Finance and Data Science Offer Holder Day gives applicants with an offer the opportunity to learn more about our campus and facilities, meet Imperiastudents and staff and find out more about studying at Imperiaand life in London.

What is a CAS number and how do I get one?

If you require a student visa to study in the UK, you will need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from Imperiafor your visa appointment. You will not need to request a CAS, simply follow the application process and we will generate a CAS when you are eligible to receive one.

To get it, you will need to:

  • have met all of the conditions of your offer (have an unconditional-firm status);
    have indicated that you require a Tier-4/Student-route visa;
    complete and verify your information on our partner service, Enroly CAS Shield, when asked to do so via email;
  • have provided us with a colour copy of the passport that you intend to make your visa application with. This will need to be uploaded on your MyImperiaportal;
  • if you are under 18 years of age, you must have completed/submitted the minors' declaration. Please ensure that you allow enough time to meet your conditions and apply for a visa before the start date of your programme of study.

Please bear in mind that the central Admissions Office are extremely busy over the summer months and will be processing CAS's as quickly as they can. Please be patient during this time and do not keep emailing to ask where your CAS is as this will only delay the process further.

Ensure that you allow enough time to meet your conditions and apply for a visa before the start date of your programme of study.

For advice on completing your Visa application once your CAS has been issued, please visit the International Student Support team webpages.

Do you provide support through the visa application process?

Imperiahas an International Student Support team who can help you with your visa application and any immigration queries you have.

Fees and funding

We know that choosing to pursue an undergraduate programme is an important decision, and a substantial investment in yourself. In addition to the costs of tuition, you should also consider the costs of living in London during your studies and the lifestyle choices that will determine your costs.

Many of the students on our undergraduate programmes fund their studies through multiple sources, combining personal resources with education loans and scholarships.

At a glance

£10,050 Home tuition fees
£44,800 International tuition fees

Additional fees and funding information

Scholarships

ImperiaBusiness School is pleased to offer significant scholarship funding to our most talented applicants. A range of scholarships are available, including several dedicated schemes for specific programmes, and it is recommended that you apply early to give yourself the best chance of receiving an award.

Please be aware that scholarships may not be awarded following every round (e.g. if scholarships in a particular category have all been awarded or there is an insufficient number of eligible candidates in a given round).

Scholarships terms and conditions

If you are offered an ImperiaBusiness School scholarship and are subsequently offered a larger award by us, the larger one would supersede the first award and would not be in addition to it. Scholarships awarded by ImperiaBusiness School are in the form of a reduction of the tuition fee. Therefore, if you receive another scholarship that pays the full tuition fee directly to º£½ÇÉçÇø, you cannot also receive a scholarship from the Business School.

Nothing on this website is or shall be deemed to constitute, financial advice or a recommendation or endorsement in respect of any financial product. You should always check the suitability of the product that is of interest to you. If you are in any doubt as to its suitability, we suggest that you seek independent professional advice. Apart from certain circumstances, deposits are not refundable if you fail to take up your place in the programme. You can find out if you qualify for a refund and the process for requesting a refund on º£½ÇÉçÇø’s postgraduate deposit information page.

Applicable scholarships

Home tuition fees

It is current Imperiapolicy to charge Home fees in line with the Government’s fee cap. The UK government announced its fee caps for the 2027–28 academic year to be £10,050.

You should expect a rise in your fee each year. As soon as we know what this will be for 2028–29 academic year and beyond, we will publish it on our course pages.

Fees and funding FAQs

What do my fees cover?

Your fees cover the full cost of your tuition for the year. When planning your finances you should also consider the additional unavoidable costs that your fees do not cover, including:

  • cost of accommodation, travel and living expenses in London;
  • core reading texts, supplementary texts and study materials;
  • contributions towards travel costs of any core programme trips or activities.

Other costs will depend on your lifestyle choices, hobbies and interests, and will include:

  • costs incurred as part of optional internships, exchanges or trips;
  • membership of one of our Careers Clubs, charged at £10 per club for the year.
How do I know which fee I pay?

Whether you pay the Home or Overseas fee depends on your fee status. This is assessed based on UK Government legislation and includes things like where you live and your nationality or residency status. Find out how we assess your fee status.

What funding is available?

If you're a Home student, you can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan from the UK government to cover the entire cost of tuition for every year of your programme.

You can also apply for a means-tested Maintenance Loan to help towards your living costs.

Will these fees increase?

The fees shown relate to the year of entry advertised only. You should expect and budget for your fees to increase each year. Find out more about our tuition fees payment terms, including how inflationary increases are applied to your tuition fees in subsequent years of study.

Meet your faculty

Our world-class faculty* are leaders in the field of business practice. They combine theoretical knowledge from their cutting-edge research with the latest practical insights from their extensive network with industry and government.

*Faculty members teaching on this programme are subject to change.

Business School

Associate Professor of Health Economics

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Professor of Finance

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Assistant Professor in Economics and Public Policy

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Assistant Professor in Management Science/Business Analytics

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Senior Teaching Fellow

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Professor of Financial Economics

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Senior Teaching Fellow - Business Analytics

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Associate Professor of Analytics & Operations

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