Self-Supporting Degree Fees

Self-supporting graduate degree programs are designed to serve professionals seeking career advancement.

Self-supporting graduate professional-degree programs primarily serve professionals seeking to advance their careers. These programs allow UCLA to serve additional students above and beyond those supported by state funds, and fulfill demonstrated higher-education and workforce needs.

Self-supporting graduate professional degree programs include, but are not limited to, those that serve nontraditional populations such as full-time employees, mid-career professionals, international students with specialized goals, and students whose professional education is supported by their employers.

Because these programs are not supported with state funds, students are not eligible for Cal Vet tuition and fees exemptions.

Self-supporting degree fees typically cover the program and may cover additional materials and services. There may also be additional costs and fees—such as application, materials, equipment, or travel—associated with each program. Students are also responsible for additional mandatory and nonmandatory fees—such as certain universitywide fees, campus-based fees, and student health insurance—that may apply to a given degree program. For complete information on additional fees, refund policies, admission requirements, program of study, and program calendar, see the individual program website. Fees are subject to revision without notice.

2025-26 Fees

SELF-SUPPORTING DEGREE FEES 2025-26
Degree Cohort Fee
Architecture Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design (MS) - $60,582/program
Chemistry and Biochemistry Master of Applied Chemical Sciences (MACS) - 39,744/year
Computational Medicine Master of Science in Data Science in Biomedicine (MS) - 1,200/unit
Dentistry Professional Program for International Dentists - 115,208/year
Economics Master of Quantitative Economics (MQE) new students 1,228/unit
continuing students 1,170/unit
Education Doctor of Educational Leadership (EdD) new students first year 30,394/year
continuing students second year 28,947/year
Engineering Master of Engineering (MEng) - 1,470/unit
Engineering Master of Science in Engineering Online (MSE) - 4,400/course
Geography Master of Applied Geospatial Information Systems and Technologies (MAGIST) new students 1,010/unit
continuing students 981/unit
Law Master of Laws (LLM) - 76,772/program
Law Master of Legal Studies (MLS) - 2,575/unit
Management Master of Business Administration (MBA) new students summer 2025 79,452/year
continuing students fall 2025 76,396/year
Management Master of Science in Business Analytics (MS) new students fall 2025 78,462/year
continuing students 75,445/year
Management Executive MBA (EMBA) new students fall 2025 100,212/year
continuing students 96,360/year
Management Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) new students fall 2025 96,845/program
continuing students 93,120/program
Management Fully-Employed MBA (FEMBA) - 1,844/unit
Management Global Executive MBA for Asia Pacific (GEMBA) - 70,000/program
(UC portion)
Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) - 10,428/quarter
Physics and Astronomy Master of Quantum Science and Technology (MQST) - 1,338/unit
with ESL 1,383/unit
Public Health Master of Data Science in Health (MDSH) - 1,250/unit
Public Health Master of Public Health for Health Services Executive (EMPH) new students first year 36,000/year
continuing students second year 35,000/year
Public Health Master of Public Health for Health Professionals (MPH) - 29,942/year
Public Health Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) - 950/unit
Social Science Master of Social Science (MSS) - 45,815/program
Statistics and Data Science Master of Applied Statistics and Data Science (MASDS) new students 2025 1,229/unit
continuing students 2024 1,171/unit
Urban Planning Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) - 85,000/program