Top 10 Most Affordable MiMs in the UK

Westminster Business School runs an MA in Management course priced at £10,500. Students can also pay in instalments and the school is dedicated to supporting ambitious and outstanding students through a variety of scholarships that offset the already relatively low cost of tuition.

The University Of Bath’s School Of Management offers an MSc in Management that costs £13,500. The school is included in a range of rankings such as those from the Financial Times and QS, while the fees include personal tutoring that helps students to develop extracurricular, academic and professional skills.

The MSc Management at Durham University Business School costs £13,000. The course is ranked fifth in the UK by the FT and the fees include an international study tour elective, with students taken to a European destination, typically Geneva, for a week. This helps students to gain a global perspective on business and develop an international network.

The Management MSc at Birmingham Business School is £12,870. The course is open to business, management and economics graduates who will build on their existing skills and knowledge while tailing the course to their requirements by taking specialist modules in areas such as organizational leadership and change.

The MSc Management course at Middlesex University London is £11,500. The fees cover the cost of a well-trained faculty delivering core courses in the areas of supply chain, strategy, finance, marketing and more disciplines, but also guest lectures from industry executives who bring a real-world perspective.

The MSC Management course at Lancaster University Management School is £14,000. LUMS is a name recognized by rankings such as those from the FT and QS. As part of the fees students can go on study abroad schemes to partner schools, a valuable opportunity to develop cultural awareness. And many employers hire directly from the program, providing an immediate return on investment for students who are hired.

At Bradford University School of Management, the tuition fees are £10,270 for the Management MSc. Bradford is part of an elite group of business schools to hold the triple crown accreditations of Equis, AMBA and AACSB. Furthermore, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants also accredit this MiM program. This means that graduates are eligible for exemptions from some accounting exams.

The Brunel Management MSc costs £11,070. It can be taken full-time or part-time and there are also corporate placements available, with students spending time at a company working as part of their degree, which is a good route into a full-time job at a leading employer. Students can also specialize in areas such as marketing and brand management.

The MSc Management course at Loughborough University’s department of business and economics is priced at £15,000. The school is triple accredited, ensuring high quality standards, while it has been ranked within the top 10 business schools in the UK by The Times and Sunday Times newspaper, and top 150 in the world by QS.

The Management MSc Management program at Nottingham Trent University costs £11,000 for the one-year version of the program, and £12,385 for the two-year program which includes a placement within an organization, which tends to lead to a full-time job for many students. The school awards scholarships to those who can demonstrate a strong academic track record.