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Fees Increase

There has been a substantial increase in tuition fees across the school for the next academic year.
Listen to the report of the Fees Meeting at aair.fm.
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Here are the costs for next year:

Foundation £14,595
Undergraduate Programme (Five-year RIBA/ARB-recognised) £16,173 per annum
Spring Semester Programme, £7,990 per course
MA/MSc (12 months): £18,960
MArch (16 months; September 2010 to January 2012): £25,305
MPhil/PhD (12 months): £16,990
MArch Design + Make (16 months) £18,960 for 2010/11 intake only
MPhil Projective Cities (24 months) £22,650 for 2010/11 intake only
Building Conservation Graduate Diploma (day-release course), £5,475 (For the first year)
AAIS Graduate Diploma – AAIS £14,595 full time, £5,838 part time (two days per week)
Summer School 2011 £1,545
D-Lab 2011 £1,895
Global Workshops £600
Part 3 Programme: Seminars £795; Exam £695; Pre-registration £250

There is an additional £50 membership fee and £35 Student Forum fee per year.


Current topic of discussion

The future of the AA and appointment of the Director

Here are the main points of concerns and demands that were expressed at the student community meeting on monday 2nd november, and that we will be looking for Brett to address on Friday:
  • We want the Director to be more present in the academic life of the school
  • We want to know how the units/tutors/course are decided, and on what criteria
  • We want to be able to give our opinions about tutors/units/courses and for these opinions to be considered in the choice of the new academic year. The system of one year contracts must be used to its full advantages.
  • We want the Director to be attentive and responsive present student concerns/comments/suggestions.
  • We want to know how the space of the school is going to be used ans when the changes will happen.
  • We want to know why the tuition fees increase every year and how our money is being spent, pence per pence.
  • We want there to be greater intergration between the different schools within the school
  • We want to insure that the feeling of the "AA familly" is not neglected
  • We want to see the return of research clusters
  • We want the role relationship between council, director and students to be demystified and clear
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