Fees and funding for postgraduate taught study
Tuition fees for postgraduate taught degrees are set by the University. The Department of Archaeology charge fees at the lower (classroom-based) rate, regardless of your MA or MSc programme. Find more guidance on tuition fees and budgeting.
The University offers information on funding opportunities available to applicants, both internal and external, which include:
- York Graduate Loyalty Discount
- UK Government Masters Loans
- Postgraduate Studentships Listing
- Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships
Departmental opportunities
To apply for departmental opportunities there is one application form - you can access it within each of the opportunities and submit one application for all opportunities.
Department of Archaeology bursaries
Two departmental bursaries are awarded to the best overall academic applicants.
Department of Archaeology fee discount
The Department offers a £1,000 discount to students coming through from its undergraduate BA/BSc programmes in the current year. This is in addition to the University Masters fee discount scheme.
Feilden Centenary Scholarship
The Feilden Centenary Scholarship for international students commemorates respected conservation architect, Sir Bernard Feilden.
Head of Department International Student Scholarships
Three departmental scholarships are awarded to international applicants with the strongest academic background.
Terry Ward Scholarship
This scholarship will contribute £2,000 to one student each year studying for a MSc or MA on one of the Department's Masters taught courses.
Current central opportunities
You must hold an offer from the Department before applying for overseas scholarships, but you do not have to have accepted your place to be considered.
York Graduate Loyalty Discount
If you've previously studied at the University of York, you could be eligible for a tuition fee discount for postgraduate taught courses.
Saïd Foundation scholarship
The Saïd Foundation awards fully-funded scholarships to outstanding individuals from Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine who are looking to study for a one-year Masters degree in the UK.
Chevening Scholarship
Chevening Scholarships enable outstanding emerging leaders from all over the world to pursue a one-year Masters degree in the UK. Chevening looks for the kind of people who have the passion, ideas, and influence to provide the solutions and leadership needed to create a better future.
GREAT Scholarships
We regularly offer scholarships to students from a selection of countries in partnership with the British Council and the GREAT Britain Campaign.
Closed central opportunities
Opportunities that are currently closed may reopen for the next academic year.
Equal Access Scholarships for postgraduates
We're pleased to offer one Equal Access Scholarship for a taught postgraduate student seeking refuge in the UK. Please note that you must have applied to the University of York before submitting an application for this scholarship.
Tom and Eileen House Scholarship
Thanks to the generous support of alumnus Richard House, we can help ensure that the opportunity to study for a Masters degree is open to all.
Postgraduate 60th Anniversary scholarship
We award many international scholarships per year, recognising achievement by applying a tuition fee discount.
ONAOSI Foundation postgraduate scholarships
We're proud to offer limited National Opera for the Assistance of Italian Health Orphans scholarships for students entering a one-year taught or research Masters.
Aziz Foundation scholarships
We are delighted to be partnering with the Aziz Foundation to offer postgraduate scholarships to support British Muslims study at York.
Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust postgraduate bursaries
The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust offer bursaries to people in financial need and who have a parent or spouse or are employed themselves as a commercial traveller, pharmacist or grocer.
Department of Archaeology
University of York,
King's Manor,
York,
YO1 7EP,
UK
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+44 (0) 1904 323972
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