De Montfort University: Courses and Fees 2026-27, Scholarships, Deadlines and Rankings

• Our university has many campuses, like:
  • DMU Leicester, which is the main campus.
  • DMU Milton Keynes, A smaller campus which focuses on business, social sciences and economics.
  • DMU Bedford
  • DMU Lincoln
• I studied at DMU Leicester, and I had all the facilities in it. Major festivals celebrated in DMU are the Bollywood Freshers party and TeenTech DMU festival. DMU has Queen Elizabeth II Leisure Centre, which includes with swimming pool, climbing wall, sports hall, fitness suite, dancing studio, etc.

• The full fee for my course was £16000, with £1500 discounted as a scholarship, so my total fee was £14500. I paid £3000 to get my unconditional offer letter and then paid £7000 as a first instalment. I was asked to pay the remaining during my 2nd semester, and I paid the remaining £4500. I didn’t take university accommodation, so it is not included in my fee. My monthly expenses were somewhere around £500-£600, including rent (£250), Bills (£50), Transportation (£50), Food (£50-100), and Shopping (£50-100).

• De Montfort has 2 main campuses: Leicester city campus and Scraptoft campus
• Facilities are Library: Kimberlin Library (24/7 access, study zones, digital resources); for sports: QEII Leisure Centre (gym, pool, sports hall); then they have Beaumont Park; and for Medical & Wellbeing: Mental health support, counselling, multifaith rooms, and welfare services are available.
• The activities that take place are the Cultural Exchanges Festival, Freshers Week Welcome Festival, Themed student nights & fairs by the Students union.
• We also have 150+ student clubs and societies, Competitive and recreational sports teams, Student media, Art shows, fashion events, and creative exhibitions.

• Full fees: £16,500
• Accommodation (ensuite): £480 pw
• fee structure depends on how we choose it; I chose yearly
• Monthly expense - accommodation: 1920
• Food—300-500 pounds
• Transportation – 100 pounds
• Regular expense: 100-200 pounds
• It depends on each individual; if we share a house with friends, rent will be much cheaper—monthly it can go down to 300-400 pounds; other expense can be mostly similar

• DMU currently has 2 operational campuses and 1 yet-to-be operational campus, so 3 campuses in total. This list is below:
  • De Montfort University, Leicester Campus: Leicester, England, UK. This is the main campus.
  • De Montfort University, London Campus: London, England, UK. This is their recently opened campus.
  • De Montfort University, Dubai Campus: Dubai Internet City, Dubai, UAE. This campus is not open yet but will open soon.
• All the major facilities are available on campus, including:
  • Medical services
  • Security staff
  • Bike storage
  • Car parking
  • Gym
  • Heated swimming pool
  • Canteen
  • Convenience store
  • Fast food restaurants
  • Lawn
• There are plenty of clubs to join for a student. The student can enrol themselves by visiting the student Union website through their dashboard and show interest in joining any club or society. You can even create your own club/society by having at least 6 members willing to join the club/society. For example: There's an India society that you can join as an Indian and take part in planning festive events for not just the community but for all DMU students to attend. Apart from this, DMU always celebrated not just western festivals but also festivals popularly celebrated on the east side of the world. For example, DMU will have Holi and Diwali celebrations. The tickets sell out quickly so my suggestion is to buy them as soon as they're released.
• Other activities you can take part in are some interesting workshops and short courses. They offer a variety of workshops and short-term courses either for free or for a very low fee. I personally took part in the startup workshop, which was free to participate in, and took a short-term Japanese course, which lasted for 12 weeks and cost only £25 for the entire course.
   

• Tuition fee: £17,000
• Breakdown of the fee payment:
  • Paid £8,500 (50% of £17,000) after receiving an unconditional offer letter.
  • Paid the rest of the £8,500 after the course start date in 3 equal installments. Each installment was 2 months apart from the other. For example: Paid £2,833 in February, April, and May.
• Monthly Expenses:
  • Hostel/Student Accommodation: £10,000 per year (approx.): The student accommodation fee is NOT included in the overall fee for the course. This is a separate expense that was borne by me. The fee for the student accommodation that I paid was on the higher side. You can get an independent/shared room for much less.
  • Groceries: I spent £500-£800 monthly on groceries (can even go till £1,000). This can vary according to a person's lifestyle preferences. My grocery expenses were on the higher side but normally it would be around £500 for most people.
  • Mobile plans: I paid £12 per month for 60 GB internet, unlimited calls, and unlimited social media surfing (I bought a VOXI sim). Honestly, 60 GB of internet is a lot. You won't be needing that much data from your mobile carrier since everywhere you go you'll find free wifi. So you can buy a cheaper plan as well.
  • Shopping/Eating out: Eating at restaurants/fast food chains will cost you between £15 and £50 per person depending on the restaurant. There are many cheap eat-out options available in or near Leicester city center.
• Suggestions on managing expenses:
  • You can also save some money by using the Hoppin Bus service, which goes around Leicester City Centre free of charge during office hours on weekdays. Walking around the city is also easy, as Leicester is not a big city like Manchester, plus the weather conditions support walking around the city.
  • Always ask for student discounts at stores (and carry your student ID with you at all times in order to avail any available offers). For instance: My salon, in Leicester city centre, offered 10% student discounts, but you had to show them your student id to avail the offer.

• Campuses – 1. DMU Main Campus - Leicester, United Kingdom,2. DMU, Dubai, United Arab Emirates,3. DMU, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
• Yes, all facilities are available like a library, sports facilities and even a hospital
• All festivals are celebrated on campus by different cultural committees throughout the year.
• I have been part of Indian society, but not many other sports/committees. So, I do not have much idea.

• As I was on an exchange programme and got a scholarship, I paid only 6000 pounds for my course. But in my knowledge, the full-time course costs around 17000 pounds. We had to pay the 6000 pounds in 2 instalments.
• There were no hostel fees as the student can live to rent out an accommodation/house separately.
• My Monthly expense: Rent - 500 pounds, Food - 200 pounds, Transportation - 0 as I used to live right next to the university, Other Expenses - 200-300 pounds

• My university had one huge campus which had several academic buildings, a full fledged Townhall for students to take lunch.
• There was also costa and Starbucks on campus, there was a playground a basketball court a huge library which was open 24 *7 for students, the campus also had a local gp for any medical assistance.
• There were many events happening on campus on a regular basis. There were societies for extra curricular.

• The entire course cost me around 25 lakhs including the tuition fee, lodging, personal expenses, transportation and everything else. The payment was semester wise.
• Monthly expenses roughly rounded up to 1000- 1200 pounds, renting an apartment cost around 120 pounds per week. One could cover their living expenses by working part time in some local shops.

• De Montfort University have two main campus. One in Leicester, United Kingdom and other one in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
• They have four main faculties :
  1. Health and Life Sciences
  2. Business and Law
  3. Art, Design and Humanities
  4. Computing, Engineering and Media.
• DMU has many sports facilities including swimming pool, fitness gym, dance studio. They also have a 24 hours open library. They have a student union called DSU . They conduct a variety of programs and have an International student support center.
• They have DMU Indian society which helps us to stay in our roots and gain connections with a lot of people. They conduct cultural programs and celebrate festivals like Holi.

• Tuition fee: £16800 (International students) & £8400 (Home students). 50% of fees is paid before enrollment and rest of the 50% fees is paid after enrollment (we can pay that as two installments)
• Living expense for a year: £9207 (For outer London)
• Amount to be shown in account: Balance fees (£8400) + Living expense ( £9207)
• NHS Insurance: £750 ( According to year 2022)
• Visa fee: £675 ( According to year 2022)
• Medical charges: £27
• Estimate on monthly expenses: Rent- £400, Transportation- £200, Others- £250

• DeMontfort University had a lot of different courses and a lot of buildings. I think they have 6 buildings for different courses. They have seperate library which runs 24/7. They have seperate sports areas. They is gym and swimming facility for students at discounted rates. All the different religious communitues used to celebrate theur festivals in community parks and halls.

• I paid 17,000 pounds in total. I got 2000 pounds worth of scholarship.
• My course was for 15 months. My course MBA didn't had any semesters, so I paid the full amount. They made me pay 11,000 pounds in tbe beginning and the remaining 6000 pounds after 3 months. Global MBA is for 15 months and then you get 4 months to get a job. You can get different payment plans also and I don't have much information about it.

I chose this country since I did not require a Visa here. The reason I chose this University because it was the highest rated in the shortlist I had since I just had 2 years of work experience, I was limited to options. Overall it was a good experience since it was a very new experience, just had issues with getting a job.

I did not experience too much of the campus life as it was a master's degree. However, the facilities are really good and there are activities happening every now and then with the number of different clubs and societies.

This University ticked all the boxes that I had in mind for a great place to do career advancement for the next two years. One of the many things I like about this university is the enormous-beautiful-widespread campus, Its global rankings, the courses they offered, their UK rankings , employment opportunities after graduation, and finally a good life off campus as well.

Dmu's campus is widespread with beautiful and new buildings for different faculty. modern infrastructure that would attract everyone's attraction and extracurricular activities that would help in the overall development of a student. the campus provides all kinds of support from beautifully designed library to auditoriums , outdoor activities like swimming , gym, variety of social clubs to join, dramas, sports etc etc. The list goes on and one.

Course curriculum had specific topics that interested me. Was research based.

Campus was nice. Lot of events kept taking place. Participation was online due to the pandemic.