Programme Fees

Fee structure per programme on each academic level.

Fees in U.S. Dollars

Student fees quoted are a guideline and special courses may deviate from this. According to our policy of disclosure, a clear indication will be given with the description of a course or programme should the fee deviate from the norm.
Notional credits indicated are the minimum number of credits for a qualification and students may opt for programmes with up to 30 credits higher than indicated. Fees will increase accordingly in proportion to the credit increase (courses calculated at US $14 per notional Credit).

See Registration Fees for an explanation of the cost structure and regulations regarding registration. Group payments for registration fees reduce bank costs and handling time and are, therefore, $85 instead of $90. These payments are received at local Calvary Groups for bulk forex transfers.

We are aware of the alternate uses of the terms Dissertation and Thesis. Calvary University uses these terms as indicated here: Masters Dissertation and Doctoral Thesis. Although the world is divided on the interpretation of the terms, CU indicates its preference without stating that the alternate use of the terms is in error.

Fees for Alternative Programmes

The Bachelor includes the previous Associate qualification. The Associate Degree is a terminal qualification for those who choose not to (or cannot) complete the Bachelor degree. A Masters degree following a Bachelor contains selected courses not taken in the omitted Honours degree. The requirement will be stipulated upon enrolment for the course and usually includes a selection of 4 to 6 courses to provide an academic foundation to the programme.

Note: The Post-graduate Diploma (PGD) stands on its own. It can be earned in various fields and is only available to students already holding a Bachelor degree. Its main purpose is to change direction towards a Masters in the same field as the PGD.

Fees for Masters of Business Administration (MBA)

The MBA of Calvary University is different from other similar qualifications in that it gives entry to students who do not have a Bachelor degree. It does so by arranging the courses in phases which lead to qualifications. Once the student has completed the three phases that provide a Bachelor in Business Administration, he or she (conditionally) has admission to the rest of the MBA. Students who have a Bachelor degree complete all the same phases and also receive the qualifications associated with each phase.

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