If you are applying for the Executive Master of Accounting at Cambridge Judge Business School, we encourage you to research your financial options to secure funding early.
Financing your Executive Master of Accounting degree is a major commitment. An early application can help with securing financing, funding or bursaries.
Please note that in order to fulfil the conditional offer requirements it is necessary to produce evidence of funding sources for both years of the programme.
Fees for the Cambridge Executive Master of Accounting
The total cost for the Executive Master of Accounting for entry in 2023 is £49,000, plus additional expenses as outlined below:
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Tuition fees (including course materials) & basic membership of a Cambridge College |
£49,000 |
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Additional expenses for a total of eight residential weeks* |
£6,000-£16,000 |
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Application fee (non-refundable) |
£150 |
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Total fees |
£55,150-£65,150 |
*Additional expenses are estimated and based on the cost of commercial accommodation and transport to and from Cambridge. Depending on residency, these costs may vary considerably. If College accommodation is available, Colleges may also request a refundable deposit against costs of accommodation booked during the duration of the programme. Some Colleges also charge a small fee for membership of its alumni association, combination room or small costs associated with graduation.
Fee payment schedule
Tuition fees can be paid in one or two instalments. These options are available to both self-funded and employer-sponsored participants:
Option 1 – reservation fee plus one instalment
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Payment |
Amount due in GBP |
|---|---|
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Reservation fee |
£7,350 |
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Remaining fees payable by 28 August 2023 |
£41,650 |
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Total fees |
£49,000 |
Cambridge Judge bursaries and scholarships are deducted as one instalment.
Option 2 – reservation fee plus two instalments
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Payment |
Amount due in GBP |
|---|---|
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Reservation fee |
£7,350 |
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Instalment one payable by 28 August 2023 |
£17,150 |
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Instalment two payable by 26 August 2024 |
£24,500 |
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Total fees |
£49,000 |
Cambridge Judge bursaries and scholarships are deducted across both instalments.
Applying for funding from your employer
The Executive Master of Accounting will benefit not just you as you advance your career, but also any company that employs you. Many people secure funding from their company to pursue further professional education.
I am incredibly honoured and grateful to have been awarded the first Emily Booth Scholarship for Female Leadership in Business. It is the unfortunate reality that women today still face many challenges in the world of business. I am hoping that the skills and knowledge I gain through the Executive Master of Accounting programme will help me to contribute more powerfully to removing these barriers and empower the next generation.