Under review

Buckinghamshire New University

Uxbridge Campus, Uxbridge

£16,280Fees from
1 yearLength
3Intakes a year

What UEL-style detail is still coming

A full review means a visit, the courses read one by one, and students who are already there. That has happened for 25 campuses so far. This one is not among them yet.

Everything below came off Buckinghamshire New University’s own pages.

The money

£16,280 to £16,280 a year

2026 - 2027 international rate

bucks.ac.uk

Getting in

Can they sponsor your visa

gov.uk, Register of licensed sponsors: students

Check it yourself

What we could not find

7 things we looked for on their site and did not get.

See the list
  • Whether any taught postgraduate course is delivered at Aylesbury Campus. Filtering the course search to Postgraduate (https://www.bucks.ac.uk/courses?field_course_level_name%5B%5D=Postgraduate) returns location counts of High Wycombe (37) and Uxbridge (6) with no Aylesbury entry at all,
  • Nottingham appears once in the same postgraduate location facet (Nottingham (1)). BNU publishes no Nottingham campus page under https://www.bucks.ac.uk/life/our-campuses, so it is likely a partner site and is excluded as a campus; this was not confirmed in words.
  • '2 years with placement' duration — MSc International Business Management mentions placement travel costs but publishes 'Duration: One Year' only, so no two-year option is claimed.
  • Marketing as a family — the course search facet combines 'Business Management and Marketing' and no separately named marketing master's was seen, so the family is not claimed.
  • Public health as a family — no course seen in the postgraduate subject facets.
  • Whether £16,280 is the only international taught-master's rate. Only three of the 54 postgraduate courses were opened; a nursing, allied health or distance-learning course could differ.
  • https://www.bucks.ac.uk/about-us/our-campuses, /international/fees-and-finance and /courses/postgraduate all returned HTTP 404; the live equivalents listed above were used instead.
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