Fees

20/21 £7,500 per academic year, inclusive of all examination, project review, academic (research), supervision and viva fees. 

21/22 £7,800 (subject to approval) per academic year, inclusive of all examination, project review, academic (research), supervision and viva fees. 

If a fifth year of study is required for continued writing up of research, this will be charged at a reduced rate of an additional £1,875 per semester required, to account for additional research support and supervision.

An additional fee of £900 would apply in the unlikely event of a resubmission being necessary for your doctoral research project and viva.

You should also take into account the cost of personal therapy during the programme at typically £45-£75 per session, depending on location.

Students on the DCPsych are eligible to apply for a postgraduate loan of up to £26,445 (currently, at Dec 2020) and this is not means tested. When making an application, search under "Middlesex University" for the DCPsych.

Clinical supervision is frequently provided by the practice-based learning provider, especially in the NHS, but there are also some placements where this is not the case.  Candidates in this situation should therefore also consider the cost of fortnightly supervision (typically £50-£80 per session). Some clinical supervisors offer reduced fees for students.

In addition, you should take budget for the cost of transport and possibly accommodation, depending on where you live.  Several  local hotels offer reduced rates for Metanoia students. You may apply for a Student Union discount card (Totum Card) which additionally offers discounts on groceries, dining out, computer equipment, as well as many other special offers and discounts.

The number of hours of teaching contact on the DCPsych, together with requirement to undertake placement-based learning, means that DCPsych Candidates are considered to be full-time for the purposes of council tax and Student Railcard.

The Institute and Middlesex University provide access to all software you are likely to need (for example qualitative or quantitative analysis software, referencing etc), including the full suite of Microsoft Office programs for the duration of your studies.

The libraries of Metanoia and Middlesex University provide access to all recommended reading materials, including the loan of titles in e-book format.  We recommend however that a few core titles are purchased, as you will need to refer to them on a frequent basis throughout your studies.