Tuition Fees for 2024/2025 Academic Year
| Courses
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Course Duration
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Tuition Fees
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| Short courses in psychology: | 1 month (32 hours) | £360 |
| Introductory and advanced courses: | 2 months (64 hours)
4 months (128 hours) 6 months (192 hours) 12 months (384 hours) |
£480
£960 £1,440 £2,880 |
| Dual professional qualifications*:
Teaching English for Specific Purposes (ESP) * In partnerships with other Schools |
5 months (240 hours) | £1,450 |
| University preparation courses: | 6 months (288 hours) | £1,440 |
| Research qualification:
Researching a Project in Psychology/Counselling/Healthcare/Education |
12 months (720 hours) | £4,320 |
* All courses start twice a year – in November and in April.
** Tuition fees are payable in full during registration; no instalments are available.
*** The above tuition fees relate to new students registering for the 2024/2025 session. The fees are subject to annual increases of up to 5% per annum or in line with inflation.
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Funding Opportunities
London School of Psychology and Counselling recognises that continuing professional development for psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors is a valuable investment in the future, contributing enormously both to their personal and career growth and to overall wellbeing in society that can rely on knowledgeable professionals who constantly upgrade their skills to provide better help. To help our existing or prospective students advance their careers in psychology and psychology-related fields, the LSPC Foundation for Advancing Careers in Psychology offers various various grants towards tuition fees:
Need-based grants
Need-based grants covering 30% of our School’s tuition fees for any course are awarded to students with lower household income.
Regional support grants
Grants covering 30% of our School’s tuition fees for any course are awarded to students from low-income countries (i.e. to residents of countries with a gross national income of less than $15,000 as defined by the World Bank).
Research grants
Our School’s Centre for TESOL Research and Education has an annual scholarship fund of up to £3,000 (awarded competitively) for independent researchers who publish their original research with our School. More information about our School’s research and funding opportunities can be found here.
Alumni grants
Our alumni holding advanced diplomas can get a 20% tuition fee waiver on all our courses and qualifications if they decide to continue their studies with us. We also occasionally offer fully funded research scholarships to our alumni (please follow the updates).
Grants for student ambassadors
Student ambassadors can obtain a 20% tuition fee waiver. Student ambassadors promote our School in social media and answer prospective students’ questions.
Additional information about tuition funding
The grants are awarded towards your tuition fees and are paid directly to the School. The grants do not have to be repaid.
Tuition funding opportunities may be limited to a certain extent each year, and grants are awarded on a first come, first served basis. Therefore, we advise you apply for tuition funding well in advance – ideally, three or four months prior to your enrollment in your chosen course.
Students who receive employer loans or sponsorships are not eligible for grants.
Grant application deadlines:
For Term 1 (November start): 31 August
For Term 2 (April start): 31 January
Late applications will be considered on a funds-available basis.