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Frequently asked questions about the Evidence-Based Health Care Programme

There is no difference in the price to complete a module as a 'stand-alone' short course for credit, or not-for-credit. However, prices for all courses/modules are set annually and may be subject to change. Please check the current course web pages for up to date details.

Details of funding options can be found at: https://www.ox.ac.uk/students/fees-funding/search

There is an Annual Award Fee for each year a student is on the course, payment for which is due before the start of the academic year. Modules are invoiced 6-8 weeks before the start of the module. Module fees for programme students are lower than fees for a student attending as a "short course". The Dissertation Fee payment is due shortly before students begin their dissertation for which they have 3 terms to complete. The Dissertation Fee is equivalent to 3 module fees. Full details of prices are on the award web pages.

No. For more details about residential accommodation options go to: https://www.conted.ox.ac.uk/about/accommodation

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What is the price difference between credit and non-credit bearing modules?

Are MSc applicants eligible for Research Council Funding?

What's the difference between the Annual Award Fee, the Module/Course Fee, and the Dissertation Fee?

Is accommodation included in the price of the courses?

Is the price of completing one of the fully online courses the same as the 'Oxford week' blended courses?