Paying your undergraduate tuition fees

Applied for the maximum tuition fee loan? If you've applied for the maximum loan, the Student Loans Company will pay your fees directly to us at the start of term.

You'll need to pay your tuition fees directly to the University if:

• you're self-funding your studies, or
• you have not applied for the maximum tuition fee loan from the Student Loans Company (SLC).

If you're responsible for paying your tuition fees, you can pay in instalments, depending on the amount, duration of your studies, and whether you have a history of late payments. This is an automatic concession, and does not have to be arranged with the Fees Office.

If you're starting in September or October, the instalments are due in October (50%), January (25%) and April (25%).

For more information, see tuition fee and payments. 

Payment methods

Payments can be made online by credit/debit card. You can also pay by direct debit or bank transfer, and make international payments via Flywire.

We do not accept cash payments for tuition fees or accommodation.

Paying for your accommodation

When you apply for your accommodation or accept your room, you may need to make an advanced payment – this will be detailed in your room offer email. Your rent will then be split over three instalments. Find out more about paying for your accommodation.

If you require a Student Visa

If you require a Student Visa (gov.uk) to study in the UK, you need to provide proof that you can support yourself and pay for your course (this will vary depending on your circumstances).