Please see our ' International Students ' page for information on fees for international students. They do not include accommodation or any other living expenses. We strongly advise you to apply to your Local Education Authority for support towards fees, even if you think you will have to pay the full contribution. If you do not apply, you may not qualify for any assistance with the fee and may not be able to receive loans and grants towards living costs. You should note that the Government may increase fees annually, and you and your sponsors will have to budget accordingly.
Fees are payable in advance, at the beginning of the academic year.
If you cannot provide satisfactory evidence that you can meet your financial commitment, you will be enrolled provisionally, and asked to pay your fees within 28 days, or to make other arrangements for payment by instalments. If you are starting in full-time higher education, you can apply for help with your living costs through a loan. Loan repayments each month will be directly linked to the level of your income as a graduate. Therefore, if your income increases, your repayments increase, but if your income decreases your repayments also decrease accordingly. For most graduates, repayments will be collected by your employer alongside tax and national insurance.