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| Programme | Tuition | Total cost | Expected salary | Acceptance rate | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | $46,887 | $62,646 | $63,000 | 45% | 12 months |
| Management | $43,353 | $59,112 | $63,000 | 45% | 12 months |
| Data Science | $44,712 | $60,471 | $63,000 | 45% | 12 months |
| Marketing | $43,353 | $59,112 | $63,000 | 45% | 12 months |
| Management Engineering | $46,071 | $61,830 | $40,000 | 55% | 12 months |
| Economics | $38,325 | $54,084 | $54,000 | 45% | 12 months |
Entry requirements
- GMAT/GRE: not mandatory
- IELTS 6.5
- Application fee: none
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About University of York
The University of York, established in 1963, was among the first of Britain's 'plate glass' universities and runs a distinctive collegiate system of eleven colleges — the newest, David Kato, opened in 2022. Its 500-acre parkland campus south-east of the city is famous for its lakes and wildfowl, expanded in 2009 by Campus East with its science park and start-up incubator, while the medieval King's Manor anchors it in the city centre. York belongs to the Russell Group, the N8 research partnership and the White Rose consortium, with more than thirty departments and centres.
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