In accordance with University regulations, all students become liable for payment of the full tuition fee on registration.
Some UK students (e.g. many Scottish-domiciled undergraduate students) will have their tuition fee paid on their behalf by an Awards Agency but it is important that such students make a prompt application to the relevant authority for fee support.
Please also note that applications for fee support from award agencies must be made every year - awards are not renewed automatically. In most cases, this application process will also allow undergraduate students to apply for a student loan if this is required.
New undergraduate students from England, Wales or Northern Ireland will be liable to a tuition fee of £1,820 per annum. These students may take out a loan to cover this fee, in addition to any student loan they may take out to cover living costs. Students in this position should apply to the relevant division of Student Finance England, Northern Ireland or Wales for support. Scottish-domiciled undergraduate students who are liable to meet their own fees will be liable to pay £1,285 per annum instead of £1,820, but should apply to the Student Awards Agency for Scotland for the £535 differential to be paid on their behalf.
Students unsure of their status in terms of tuition fee support can seek advice from several sources. Please see the Awards Agencies page for details.
Tuition Fee Information 2009-10 (Pdf)
Tuition Fees Information International Students 2009-10 (Pdf)
To pay for your Tuition Fees, please refer to our "Paying a University Invoice" page.
We accept Switch/Maestro, Solo, Mastercard, VISA, VISA Debit, American Express and Diners Club.
Please note that no charge will be made for payment by credit or debit card for 2009/10 Tuition Fees, Accommodation Fees and any other charges incurred after 31st July 2009.
