Invest in Your Future: Fees, Funding and Scholarships
Invest in Your Future: Fees, Funding and Scholarships
We want to ensure that wherever possible, financial circumstances do not become a barrier to studying at Warwick.
For 2027/28 entry we are offering:
Alumni discount of 20% on tuition fees for Warwick Alumni for our MSc programmes
Economics Excellence Scholarships (25%)
The Economics Excellence Scholarship recognises outstanding academic achievement and supports exceptional students pursing one of Warwick’s MSc Economics programmes. The scholarship provides a 25% tuition fee award to outstanding applicants and is designed to support talented students in accessing postgraduate study within the Department of Economics. Eligible applicants are automatically considered as part of the admissions process.
Economics International Scholarships (25%)
The Economics International Scholarship offers a 25% tuition fee reduction to outstanding international students joining Warwick’s MSc Economics programmes. Designed to attract talented students from around the world, the scholarship recognises academic excellence and supports the Department’s diverse and global postgraduate community. Eligible applicants are automatically considered as part of the admissions process.
Rebalancing Economics Scholarships (100%)
The Rebalancing Economics Scholarship, funded though Warwick’s philanthropic Set the Pace campaign, supports talented female undergraduate students of British nationality who wish to progress to an MSc in Economics within the Department. Available for the first time for 2027/28 entry, the scholarship reflects the Department’s commitment to improving gender balance in postgraduate economics and encouraging more women to undertake advanced study in the discipline, particularly as British women are currently underrepresented on the Department’s MSc Economics programmes.
Recipients will receive a tuition fee scholarship, alongside opportunities to engage in networking, mentoring and career development activities designed to support women in economics. Through this initiative, Warwick aims to reduce financial barriers to postgraduate study and contribute to a more diverse and representative economics profession.
2027/28 Fees
| Course | Home | Overseas |
| MSc Economics | £17,430 | £30,810 |
| MSc Economics and International Financial Economics | £17,430 | £30,810 |
| MSc Economics and Data Science | £17,430 | £30,810 |
| MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track) | £13,690 | £29,350 |
| MSc Economics and Environmental Policy | £13,690 | £29,350 |
| Diploma plus MSc Economics (Year 1) | £12,430 | £21,950 |
| Diploma plus MSc Economics (Year 2-MSc) | £17,430 | £30,810 |