History Degrees Online

University of London fees for taught postgraduate courses are as follows:
Home/EC Students: Full-time: £3,814
Part-time: £1,907

Overseas Students Full-time: £10,212

To qualify for “Home” fees you must be ordinarily resident in the UK, or if a national of an EU country, in the EU, for three years prior to the start of the degree programme; the purpose for your residence in the UK/EU must not have been to receive full-time education during any part of the three-year period.

The part-time Overseas fee is available only to applicants who already hold a residence permit in the UK.

Students applying for the MA in the History of the Book are welcome to apply for an award under the AHRC Research Preparation Master’s Scheme. Details and application forms are currently available on the AHRC website. Application must be made through the Institute of English Studies, but it is your responsibility to ensure that all relevant sections of the application form have been completed in time for it to reach the AHRC deadline.

Admission
The MA in the History of the Book is available either full-time (over 1 year) or part-time (over two years).

Students with a good honours degree in any subject will be eligible for enrolment in the course, which may be taken on a full- or part-time basis. All students will be required to possess a reader’s ticket from the British Library; for some classes it will also be necessary to have a ticket of admission to the Department of Manuscripts in the British Library.

Students will be provided with membership cards for the School of Advanced Study, enabling access to the University of London Research Library Services, including Senate House Library and the libraries of the Institutes of the School of Advanced Study.
Full- and Part-time
As well as a one-year full-time MA to be completed within 12 months the course is offered as a two-year part-time MA to be completed within twenty-four months. Part-time students will complete the Core course and two Optional subjects in the first year, the third and fourth Options being taken in the second year. It is assumed that during the first year work will have begun on the dissertation. In order to accommodate part-time study for students on day-release it will be necessary to allocate teaching of all courses to specific days of the week.

Core Course
The MA consists of a series of five taught segments (Core course and four Option courses) and a Dissertation. The Core course is compulsory for all students: part-time students will take it in their first year. The Core consists of twenty formal teaching sessions throughout the Autumn and Spring terms; each sessions will be of not less than 90 minutes and not more than 120 minutes duration (a maximum of 40 hours for the whole course), and will be examined by one essay of c.5,000 words due in the summer term.

In addition, all students will complete a mandatory diagnostic essay of c.1,500 due at the end of October in the first term, which will be marked but does not constitute part of the assessment. This is designed to enable the teaching faculty to evaluate each student’s progress and to provide help and advice as necessary.
Option Courses
All students will take four Option courses during the MA programme: full-time students will have to take the four Options available in a given year; part-time students will be able to choose between one of two in each term. The Option course pattern is as follows: 2008-2009

Autumn: Digital Publishing and Book Studies The Medieval Book

Spring: Textual Scholarship and Contemporary Editorial Theory The Italian Book
2009-2010 (provisional)

Autumn: The Historical Reader Western Book Structures

Spring: The Serial and the Book The Look of the Book

Each Option course will consist of ten formal teaching sessions of not less than 90 minutes and not more than 120 minutes duration (a maximum of 20 hours per course). Each will be examined by one essay of c.5,000 words, or a coursework project of a similar scale.

St. Ambrose has long been recognized as one of the Midwest’s best college and universities. We offer a diverse range of academic degrees and programs for undergraduate and graduate students and cater to full-time and part-time students as well as traditional and adult students. Courses are offered days, nights and weekends, on campus and abroad through our many study abroad opportunities.

Many of our students, particularly undergraduates, receive financial aid or scholarships.

Full-time (EU) £4,050
Full-time (non-EU) £9,000 Part-time (EU)
per 20 credit module £450 Part-time (non-EU)
per 20 credit module £1,000

2008–2009 Tuition
$395 (9+ hrs)
$425 part-time

Annual Tuition Fees

All tuition fees are per year and subject to annual change.
Course fees are given in the programme descriptions. All fees mentioned in the programme descriptions are full-time rates. Information part-time fees is given below.
Home fee for Dutch and EU/EEA/Swiss students

Due to EU regulations, students from the EU (European Union) and EEA (European Economic Area) are entitled to pay the same tuition fees as Dutch students (=home fee). Home fee only applies to those programmes which have been approved for government funding by the Dutch Ministry of Education, and only to EU/EEA and Swiss students. Different fees apply to non-EU students and to programmes which are not government funded. Please see programme descriptions for exact fees.

2008-2009 full-time and part-time home fees
Statutory tuition fees for students aged under 30*: € 1565
Institutional fee for students aged 30* and over: € 2150
Please note that the fees for not-goverment funded programmes range between € 13,750 and € 18,500 Euro per year. Please see programme description for exact fees.

Statutory tuition fees
* The Dutch Ministry of Education regulates the tuition fees for Dutch students under the age of 30 for all programmes which have been approved for government funding. Under Dutch law the age of the student on September 1 (start of the academic year) determines the fee to be paid by the student for that academic year. A student who reaches the age of 30 on September 1, 2008 is required to pay the amount of € 2150 for the academic year 2008/2009.

International Students who are not from the EU/EEA or Switzerland

Fees for full-time studies
The tuition fees for non-EU/EEA/Swiss students are determined each year by Leiden University. Fees may vary from programme to programme, and are given in the programme descriptions. All fees given are full-time fees.

Scholarships or Partial tuition waivers are available on a merit and need basis.

Fees for part-time programmes
Students who need an entrance permit (MVV) or residence permit for the purpose of study, cannot study part-time. Full-time study is a requirement for obtaining an MVV or a residence permit for the purpose of study. Please contact the International Office for information on part-time tuition fees if you are interested in part-time study and are a non-EU student who has already been granted residency on another ground than study.

The Master of Arts in History teaches students to excel at historical analysis. The program builds critical thinking, research and communication skills. Students pursue research interests in Northern Ontario, North American or European history in either full or part time programs. The program is offered in both French and English and normally takes two years to complete in the Thesis stream, one year in the Research Essay stream. Our graduates excel in academics, teaching and other research-intensive careers

Basic Expenses per Semester:

Commuting Students:
All Students will be charge a $5.00 Transcript Fee.

Full-Time, In State (12 Hours or more):
University Fees – Undergraduate $4,190
University Fees – Graduate $4,584

Full-Time, Out-of-State (12 Hours or More):
University Fees – Undergraduate $7,920
University Fees – Graduate $8,748

Part-Time, In State (Less than 12 Hours):
Undergraduate Students – $349 Per Semester Hour
Graduate Students – $382 Per Semester Hour

Part-Time, Out-of-State (Less than 12 Hours):
Undergraduate Students – $660 Per Semester Hour
Graduate Students – $729 Per Semester Hour

Boarding Students:
University Fees In-State Undergrad
Transcript Fee
Room and Board (21 meals)
Undergrad Total
Chipley $4,190 $5 $3,024 $7,219
Brookside/ Williamston $4,190 $5 $3,003 $7,198
Lide $4,190 $5 $3,039 $7,234

Centennial Hall $4,190 $5 $3,321 $7,516
Thomason $4,190 $5 $3,148 $7,343
If you prefer the 15 or 10 Meal Plan – Subtract $26

Out-of-State Fee: Undergraduate Full-Time Students – Add $3,730

AUDIT:
Undergraduate Students – $349 Per Course
Graduate Students – $382 Per Course

MEAL PLAN OPTIONS:
Unlimited Meals $ 1,191 15 Meals $1,165

10 Meals $1,165 50/50 Meals $325

Advance Registration Deposit – Undergraduate freshmen intending to enroll at Lander are required to submit a $100 Advance Registration deposit to confirm their plans. This deposit will be used towards paying the student’s university fees. The deposit is not refundable after May 1 for fall and December 1 for spring.

Return Check Charge -$25.00 Charge for check returned by bank

Housing Damage Deposit – All boarding students are required to deposit with the University a $75.00 damage deposit. This will be refunded subject to conditions cited in the housing contract.

Room Confirmation Fee – A boarding student is required to remit a room confirmation fee of $100.00 by April 15 of each year for Fall Semester. This amount will be deducted from the Student’s room and board fee and is not refundable after June 30.

Single Room – A student who requests single occupancy in a double room will be charges an extra 1/2 the semester fee for the residence hall involved per session. (Subject to availability).

Textbooks – Normally allow between $300.00 – $400.00 per semester. For your convenience, the Bookstore accepts MasterCard, VISA American Express and Discover credit cards.

Refund Policy – No refunds or reduction of basic charges will be made due to a change in status (e.g. from full-time student to part-time student) later than one week after the beginning of classes each semester. No refunds will be made to part-time students for a reduction of hours carried later than one week after the beginning of the semester. The date of which student files written notice of withdrawal with the Registrar’s Office is the date in determining refunds. Refunds will be determined according to the policy in the current catalog and will be processed within 30 days of date of withdrawal.

Parking Permit Fee – $30.00 Semester $50.00 Year

Course Fees – Course Fees are reflected below:

NURN 307 $20.00
NURN 499 $20.00
NURS 165 $40.00
NURS 235 $40.00
NURS 242 $56.00
NURS 345 $28.00
NURS 392 $28.00
NURS 393 $56.00
NURS 408 $28.00
NURS 409 $28.00
NURS 412 $28.00
NURS 416 $28.00
NURS 460 $115.00
HS 200 $200.00
ART 103 $25.00
ART 105 $25.00
BA 205 $25.00
BA 304 $25.00
BIOL 101 $25.00
BIOL 102 $25.00
BIOL 107 $25.00
BIOL 111 $25.00
BIOL 112 $25.00
CHEM 103 $25.00
CHEM 105 $25.00
CHEM 106 $25.00
CHEM 111 $25.00
CHEM 112 $25.00
CIS 101 $25.00
CIS 130 $25.00
MATH 211 $25.00
PSCI 111 $25.00
PSCI 112 $25.00

OTHER FEES AND EXPENSES*

LATE FEE: Student whose classes were canceled and want to re-register will be charged $100.

Applied Music Fee: (10 – 12 hours of private instruction)
Student majoring or minoring in music and taking Applied Music will be charged $40.00 per course per semester plus normal fees.
Student taking Applied Music as an elective will be charged $130.00 per course per semester plus normal fees.
Student taking Applied Music instruction in guitar will be charged $180.00 per semester plus normal fees

Foreign students: Foreign students are required to purchase student medical insurance each academic year offered through an outside company. International Student, Non-Athlete $633.70
International Student, Athlete $758.44
International Student, Basketball Athlete $842.44
International Student, Soccer Athlete $940.44

Senior Citizens: Senior citizens may register for classes only after regular registration times on a space available basis at no cost.

Nursing Special Expenses: Special expenses for nursing students are approximately $500.00. For more details, see catalog page 176 at http://www.lander.edu/academics/catalog/index.html
Graduation Fee: Bachelor $40.00 Master $50.00

24 months part-time (with option to transfer to MA)

This scheme of studies provides a structured an introduction to the skills necessary to carry out serious research at local or regional level, as well as introducing some of the wider concepts involved in studying local and regional history. It is intended as a route into local and regional history for people with a personal interest in their locality or the region but who have a first degree, which is not in History or a closely related subject. It is also suitable for those with some professional involvement in the subject, such as teachers, librarians, or those involved in heritage, conservation or tourism.