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 University of York’s own pages.
6 things we looked for on their site and did not get.
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Intakes: only September is verified, and only from one course page (Management (MSc), 'Year of entry: 2026 (September)'). I found no central page listing taught masters start months, so I cannot say whether York runs a January intake for any course. Treat the single value as thin evidence.
The £13,900 minimum is a genuine outlier and should be presented with its course name attached. Every other taught masters figure on the same page starts at £26,900. Quoting '£13,900' as 'York's cheapest masters' without naming Professional Legal Practice (SQE1 and SQE2) (LLM) would mislead.
Durations: only '1 year' is recorded, from the fee page statement 'Most full-time courses last for 12 months' and the Management (MSc) page. The fee list also shows 'Full-time (2 years)', 'Full-time (3 years)' and 'Full-time (21 months)' entries for some courses,
King's Manor, York's historic city-centre building, is not included as a campus: it appears on neither https://www.york.ac.uk/about/campus/ nor https://www.york.ac.uk/about/maps/, so I could not confirm taught postgraduate delivery there.
Overseas sites excluded by design: https://www.york.ac.uk/about/campus/ links 'University of York Mumbai - A new campus in India' and 'Europe campus - Based in Thessaloniki and Athens, Greece'. Neither is a UK study location, so neither is listed.
Architecture and construction family not claimed: York teaches Conservation Studies (Historic Buildings) (MA) and Sustainable Built Heritage (MA), but these are heritage conservation rather than architecture or construction, so the family was left off.