These may be found on the tables which show the mapping of the fees to individual undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. In addition there is a list of miscellaneous fees, shown below . Policy for particular cases. In the case of research students, the annual fee is payable if a student is still making significant use of the University s resources, even if that student has reached the minimum period of study required for the degree. Extra study required in order to prepare for resit examinations is to be charged at normal rates on a pro-rata basis.
Tuition fees paid by members of staff are the same as for all other students.
Bursaries may be available in certain departments and application should be made to departments. Students from other universities on medical placements in the University of up to eight weeks duration are charged a zero fee and all other incoming students from other universities not covered by specific exchange arrangements are normally charged pro rata to the standard full time fee rate. B Payment of Tuition Fees Tuition fees become due on the first day of your programme of study. For most full-time undergraduate students, tuition fees are due in full on 1 October 2001. Within 28 days of the due date, all students must either pay their tuition fees in full or arrange with the Finance Office to pay by instalments.