Course Fees

London University External Degree Program Dean College offers the University of London's External Programs. The courses are carried out at Dean College but the assessment and examination are conducted by University of London.
Admission Time:	Courses usually start in September of each year
Exam:	Exams are usually held in May or Jun
Duration:	It depends on the course study; diploma, Bachelor or Master
Enrolment:	Students are required to fill both Dean College's and London University's Application Forms
Application Forms:	Both Forms are available on request at the Dean College Reception.
Acceptance:	After the submission of the application forms and the required documents including the relevant fees, Dean College will issue a provisional acceptance. The final acceptance will be decided by the London University.
Visa:	When all formalities have been completed by the London University External Degree Program and Dean College, the student is issued a visa letter (applicable to the overseas students).
Starting the Course:	Classes for all course modules are conducted at Dean College by qualified experts and experienced lecturers and professors. The final exams are carried out independently from the College.
Course Fee:	£3000 per year for Diploma and Bachelor. £3500 for Master Degree.
Other Fees:	On top of the above fee, students are also required to pay an additional fee (about £2000) to London University. This includes the module structures and materials plus the exam fee.
The Awards	Diploma Field: Economics, Management Finance & Social Sciences Þ Accounting Þ Banking Þ Development Þ Economics Þ Finance Þ Information Systems Þ International Relations Þ Management Þ Politics Þ Social Sciences Þ Sociology	BSc Field: Economics, Management Finance & Social Sciences Þ Accounting & Finance Þ Accounting with Law Þ Banking & Finance Þ Business Þ Development & Economics Þ Economics Þ Economics & Finance Þ Economics & Management Þ Information Systems & Managements Þ International Relations Þ Management Þ Management with Law Þ Mathematics & Economics Þ Politics Þ Politics & International Relations Þ Sociology
	Bachelor of Law Year 1 Criminal Law Constitutional Law English Law System Elements of the Law of Contracts Year 2 Law of Tort Law of Trusts Land Law Labour law Year 3 Jurisprudence & Legal Theory Commercial Law EU Law Company Law	BSc HRM & Employment Relation Year 1 Employment Relations Three Options from: Economics, Statistics, Sociology, Government, Anthropology, IT Year 2, 3 Six Options from the following: At least two from: Elements of Labour Law Economics of the Labour Market Organisational Theory & Behaviour Work, Management & Globalisation Industrial Psychology 3 Trade Unions & Social Movement 3 Labour Economics 3 Aspect of marketing Management 3 An essay of ≈10000 words Up to Four From: Elements of Accounting & Finance Managerial accounting Economics for Management Information Systems in Business Operational Research