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University College London

Mathematics MSc

MSc · Part time · 2 years

Fee

£14,200

Fee for 2027/28 · whole course, over 2 years

£994 more than the SLC master's loan covers

Affordability

Likely affordableBased on example figures

SLC master's loan, plus paying the university directly

Outcomes

£55,400 at 3 years£55,900 at 5 yearsEstimate for this university

Estimate for this uni · University employment rate: not available

Based on your details: £400 left a month · £3,000 towards fees.

Ways to pay

SLC loan

£13,206

Paid to you in three parts (estimate).

Pay uni directly

Likely affordable

Your money stays above £0 every month of the first year.

StepEx loan

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Not offered on this course.

The SLC loan is paid to you, not to the university; you pay the university yourself. Payment months are estimates. SLC eligibilityResults are estimates from the figures you entered, not advice and not a decision. How we work it out

MonthSLC loanLeft from incomeFeeBalance
Start£2,179−£2,343£2,836
1£400£3,236
2£400£3,636
3£400£4,036
4£2,179£400−£2,343£4,272
5£400£4,672
6£400£5,072
7£2,245£400−£2,414£5,303
8£400£5,703
9£400£6,103
10£400£6,503
11£400£6,903

Starts from your savings and contributions.

Graduate outcomes

Median pay

1 year
£46,900
3 years
£55,400
5 years
£55,900

Estimate for this university

All maths and statistics master’s

All master’s, every subject (£44,900 at 5 years)

Estimate: the maths and statistics master’s figure, adjusted by a quarter of the gap between University College London’s maths and statistics undergraduates’ pay 5 years on (£64,800) and all universities in England (£43,900) (Department for Education, LEO, tax year 2023-24, brought to August 2026 earnings levels).

Range of pay

£34,100 to £58,200 after 1 year

£39,200 to £78,600 after 5 years

In work or study

84.3% after 5 years, all universities

No published figure for this university.

Typical jobs
sample

Statistician
Actuarial analyst
Data scientist
Operational researcher
Quantitative analyst

Range of pay and 5-year work rate: Mathematics, all UK master’s graduates, Department for Education (LEO, tax year 2023-24, brought to August 2026 earnings levels). Not a prediction of what you will earn. Compare all mathematics and statistics courses

Before you apply

Course type
MSc · Master’s degree
Study
Part time, 2 years
Application fee
From £35; some courses differ
Start dates, entry requirements, deadlines
On the university’s page

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Apply to the university