Details
of the costs
you will incur for this course
are available from the University
Graduate Studies Prospectus.
Prospective
students for the Diploma in Economics who intend to continue with the
MPhil
programme after successfully completing the Diploma, are advised that
the
University Composition fee for the MPhil is currently set at
£8,610 for
Home/EU students and £14,715 for Overseas students.
Please refer also to the University
Graduate Studies Prospectus and
the information published by the
various
funding bodies for details of financial help available.
Applicants might also find the Cambridge
University Graduate Funding Directory helpful.
Gates Cambridge Trust
Gates Cambridge Scholarships are designed to support students
of
outstanding
academic merit and leadership potential from every country of the world
except the UK. Preference will be given to those judged particularly
committed
to serving their communities, and students from the USA will be
considered
first.
The Faculty of Economics
expects to be asked to help rank and
recommend
students for interview. Students from the USA who wish to be
considered
for a Gates Scholarship must submit their application form (GRADSAF) to
the Faculty of Economics by 15 October. For applicants from
other
countries the interviews and deadlines are later. Please check the Gates Cambridge Trust web page.
Cambridge Overseas Trust
& Cambridge Commonwealth Trust
Full details
of Cambridge
Overseas Trust (COT) and Cambridge Commonwealth Trust
(CCT) awards and application deadlines can be found in the University
Graduate Prospectus or on their website.
Colleges
Students may be eligible for College Studentships. See University
Graduate Studies Prospectus.