Teesside University has some interesting Masters programs that cost around 9k USD

[nyvrem]

Some interesting masters programs i noticed were in Photography, Interior Design, and Applied Computer Science for non majors.

They all seem to cost around 9k USD. 

https://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/onlinele...ourses.cfm

[lincolnlawyer]

They are in fact the cheapest I’ve seen among UK universities that offer online masters.

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, I talked about them about 2.5-3 years ago here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...60-10K-USD

[Kalas]

Hold on there. Those fees are per 20 credits, not per degree. 2 European credits (ECTS) = 1 US credit. That's 9k per semester, not a degree. For a master's you're going to multiply that by at least 4, plus whatever other fees they may have.

[nyvrem]

Hold on there. Those fees are per 20 credits, not per degree. 2 European credits (ECTS) = 1 US credit. That's 9k per semester, not a degree. For a master's you're going to multiply that by at least 4, plus whatever other fees they may have.

Fee for all applicants

£6,750 (£1,125 for each 30 credits)

https://www.tees.ac.uk/postgraduate_cour...nline).cfm

just an example of the fees.

[Tomas]

Hold on there. Those fees are per 20 credits, not per degree. 2 European credits (ECTS) = 1 US credit. That's 9k per semester, not a degree. For a master's you're going to multiply that by at least 4, plus whatever other fees they may have.

For the one I looked at, it is GBP 820 for 20 ECTS, GBP 7380 for 180 ECTS, that looks like a total price.