You must then decide whether you wish to pay in full, or whether you would prefer to seek to pay by instalments. You can only pay by one method , and you must complete the relevant form accordingly. If a public body or organisation is paying part or all of your fees, the University will invoice the organisation for the relevant amount. You must, in these circumstances, bring proof of your award to matriculation. I wish to pay by instalments.
Tuition fees are due, in full, at matriculation.
The University is, however, able in most cases to agree that liability for fees may be settled by payment in three termly instalments. Additional costs such as Research Costs, Field Trip and Study Tour costs must be paid in full when you matriculate. The tables in Appendix 1 give full details of payment methods, whether in full or in instalments. The first payment, of a minimum of one-third of the total tuition fees due, is payable when you matriculate, and you must also put arrangements in place for the payment of the two remaining instalments. Additional costs, such as research costs, are payable in full with the first instalment.