Book a Free ConsultationAnimal Behaviour MSc is a masters programme at University of Exeter in Streatham Campus, United Kingdom (12 Months, Sep intakes).
| Qualification | Animal Behaviour MSc |
| Study Level | Masters |
| Programme Duration | 12 Months |
| Starting Intakes | Sep 2027 |
| Tuition Fees (International) | GBP 28,900 per year * |
| Initial Deposit | GBP 2500.00 * |
| Application Fee | No Application Fee |
Updated October 2026Source: exeter.ac.uk
| Item | GBP | approx. INR |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition, 12 Months | £28,900 | ₹36.4 lakh |
| Less scholarship (up to) | −£10,000 | −₹12.6 lakh |
| Living cost, 12 months at £1,171 | £14,052 | ₹17.7 lakh |
| Estimated total | £32,952 | ₹41.5 lakh |
INR approximate. Living cost uses the UK visa figure for the city.
| Academic | Normally a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in Biological Sciences, Psychology, Ecology or a related discipline. If you apply with a different background, e.g. natural and social sciences, or humanities, you should provide evidence for a strong interest in Animal Behaviour, preferably study and/or work experience, and experience with statistical analysis. |
| English Language | IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6). PTE 67+. TOEFL iBT 90+. Duolingo 120+ |
| English Waiver | 12th English marks 70% |
| Backlogs Accepted | 0 - 15 |
| Application Deadline | ASAP |
Updated October 2026Source: exeter.ac.uk
| Application Route | Direct to University |
| Application Portal | University of Exeter Online Portal |
| Processing Time | Typically ~14 days after submission |
| Conditional Offer | Issued after initial application review (~14 days) |
| Unconditional Offer | Issued after all documents verified (~7 days) |
| CAS / Confirmation Letter | Pay Deposit & Receive CAS Letter (~5 days) |
| Visa Type | Student Visa (Tier 4) — apply ~21 days before travel GOV.UK |
Updated October 2026Source: exeter.ac.uk
| University of Exeter Postgraduate Taught Scholarship for India | GBP 10000 — Indian citizens paying their own overseas fees on an eligible campus-based master's programme. |
Updated October 2026Source: exeter.ac.uk