How much does it cost to study media, journalism and communications in London?

A typical verified international fee is £25,000 a year. Budget about £1,542 a month for rent, food and transport in London (London rates); the Home Office asks you to show £13,761 of maintenance for a Student visa.

Which universities in London teach media, journalism and communications?

University of the Arts, London, The University of East London, Kingston University, The University of West London, Central Film School London, Birkbeck, University of London and 20 more offer 210 courses between them.

Media, journalism and communications in London

210 courses at 26 universities in London, London. Fees marked verified come from each university’s own international fee page.

210

courses

universities

£25,000

typical intl fee / yr

£1,542

typical living / month

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King's College London

Digital Media and Culture

London

3 years

£27,100–£35,800/yr (intl, verified)

100% in work or study · £27,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

King's College London

Film Studies

London

3 years

£27,100–£35,800/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £27,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

UCL

Spanish with Film Studies

London

4 years

£28,100–£38,000/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £31,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsorYear abroad

King's College London

"Culture, Media & Creative Industries"

London

3 years

£27,100–£35,800/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £27,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

King's College London

English with Film Studies

London

3 years

£27,100–£35,800/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £27,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

King's College London

Comparative Literature with Film Studies

London

3 years

£27,100–£35,800/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £27,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

UCL

Information Management for Business

BSc

London

3 years

£28,100–£38,000/yr (intl, verified)

90% in work or study · £40,000 median salary

Student-visa sponsor

Middlesex University

Advertising, Public Relations and Branding

London

Part-time

£17,200/yr (intl, verified)

80% in work or study

Student-visa sponsorFoundation year

Queen Mary University of London

Film and Russian

London

4 years

£25,000–£27,950/yr (intl, verified)

80% in work or study · £24,500 median salary

Student-visa sponsorYear abroad

Straight answers

How much does it cost to study media, journalism and communications in London?: A typical verified international fee is £25,000 a year. Budget about £1,542 a month for rent, food and transport in London (London rates); the Home Office asks you to show £13,761 of maintenance for a Student visa.
Which universities in London teach media, journalism and communications?: University of the Arts, London, The University of East London, Kingston University, The University of West London, Central Film School London, Birkbeck, University of London and 20 more offer 210 courses between them.