University of Birmingham
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Edgbaston, Birmingham
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International tuition, 2026-27
₹35 lakh to ₹44 lakh a year £28,080 to £35,460 a year
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Where you would be
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Everything it would show is listed here, with the distance from the campus and how long it takes to walk.
The Edgbaston campus is B15 2TT.
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All four outlines are university land. Edgbaston is a single parkland estate that OpenStreetMap maps in separate parcels, and the gaps are roads through it rather than other people’s property. Campus outlines from OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License.
Postgraduate courses
Browse eleven of the taught masters the University of Birmingham lists at Edgbaston.
Computer Science MSc
₹43 lakh (£34,740)Official page ↗
Cyber Security MSc
₹43 lakh (£34,740)Official page ↗
Data Science MSc
₹43 lakh (£34,740)Official page ↗
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning MSc
₹43 lakh (£34,740)Official page ↗
International Business MSc
₹42 lakh (£33,660)Official page ↗
Management MSc
₹42 lakh (£33,660)Official page ↗
Financial Management MSc
₹44 lakh (£35,460)Official page ↗
Marketing MSc
₹42 lakh (£33,660)Official page ↗
Advanced Mechanical Engineering MSc
₹42 lakh (£33,660)Official page ↗
Electronic and Computer Engineering MSc
₹42 lakh (£33,660)Official page ↗
Commercial Law LLM
₹35 lakh (£28,080)Official page ↗
No course matches that.
Applications close in July, and can close sooner
If you need a visa for September 2026 entry, MSc Computer Science closes to applications on 3 July 2026. And the university adds:
We will close applications as soon as the programme is full.
So the July date is a ceiling, not a plan. Most universities on this site keep taking applications until the course fills and never say when that is. Birmingham says it, which is worth more than a fortnight of hesitation.
The course page with the dateOne course takes a degree in any subject
Management MSc:
2:1 Honours degree or postgraduate diploma from a UK university (or overseas equivalent) in any subject.
Note the 2:1. Birmingham asks a class higher than most of this site for the conversion route, which is the trade for taking any subject.
That course pageThe MBA wants three years, and expects five
You must have a minimum of three years’ professional experience. Usually we expect Birmingham MBA candidates to have five years professional experience.
That is the widest gap between a minimum and an expectation on this site, and it is the university telling you what a competitive application looks like.
The MBA pageEvery fee, length and start month above was read off that course’s own page on 29 August 2026. Eleven is a selection across subjects rather than Birmingham’s full list, which runs to hundreds.
Fees by intake
These are the highest fees on this site, and the range across subjects is wide. September carries the whole list.
What it asks of you
Birmingham converts Indian school marks into its English requirement on a sliding scale, which is more generous than it first looks.
The Standard XII English route, and the board you sat
Birmingham publishes a scale rather than one number. For a course needing IELTS 7.0 it asks 85% from ISC, CBSE or Maharashtra, 80% from West Bengal, and 90% from other state boards.
Two things follow. Your board changes the mark you need, by up to ten points. And the requirement is tied to the course, so check your own course’s IELTS level before reading a number off the scale.
What a week looks like
Birmingham describes assessment in prose, per course, and publishes no split.
MSc Computer Science puts it this way:
Taught modules are assessed in a variety of ways: summer written examination, practical assessment or a mixture of both.
A summer written examination is named first. If you have been comparing this with Teesside London, where the university states there are no exams at all, that is the difference in one sentence.
Getting here: The centre of Edgbaston campus is a five minute walk from University station, and the train reaches Birmingham New Street in under ten minutes. That is the figure at the top of this page.
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What nobody publishes
- A university-published international PGT fee range - Birmingham publishes none; the returned range is the min and max of eight course pages actually read, not an official range
- QS 2026 rank directly on topuniversities.com - the site returned HTTP 403 to all automated access; the figure 76 comes from two corroborating birmingham.ac.uk statements and the edition-labelling is reconciled in the notes
- Whether any 2-year PGT route with a placement or professional practice year exists - none found on the course pages read, but absence not confirmed university-wide
- What happens if a student does not secure a placement - no such policy found, consistent with no PGT placement route being offered
- Backlogs or arrears policy for Indian applicants - not published
- Whether a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter is accepted - not published
- The India-specific degree percentage or CGPA for PGT entry - the international entry requirements page defers to a country page that was not reachable in this session
- The international tuition fee deposit amount and whether it is refundable - not published on the deposits page
The official record
- Student Sponsor - Track Record on the Student route. gov.uk, Register of licensed sponsors: students, as of 21 August 2026.
- Approved (fee cap) with the Office for Students, degree-awarding powers since 1900. Office for Students, Register of English higher education providers, downloaded 24 August 2026.
- 1 year are the published course lengths. Read off the course pages.
Where the numbers come from
Hero photograph: uniwise. Gallery photographs via Google. Last checked 29 August 2026.
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