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You are required to pay the Tuition Fees applicable to your Programme.

Your Tuition Fees will be determined based on your fee status, your mode of attendance for each period of enrolment and the fee regime in force at the time of your initial enrolment.

The level of your Tuition Fees will be set out in your Offer Letter.

Tuition Fees are normally fixed for the normal duration of your Programme unless your Offer Letter sets out that your Tuition Fees will increase. In this case the Offer Letter will indicate the amount of any increase or the manner in which it will be calculated.

Your Tuition Fees will be payable to the University unless otherwise stated in your Offer Letter.

From time to time there may be a change to the fee regime, such that the University is permitted by law to increase your Tuition Fees during your Programme. The University's policy is not to increase Tuition Fees for this reason and your Tuition Fees will remain as set out in your Offer Letter unless an increase is otherwise permitted as set out in this Fees Policy.

If you are an Undergraduate student, if it is agreed you may suspend your studies for a period of up to two full academic years, it is the University's policy not to increase your Tuition Fees and your Tuition Fees will remain as set out in your Offer Letter unless an increase is otherwise permitted as set out in this Fees Policy. Different rules may apply for other Programmes, find out more. 

Should you defer your enrolment or suspend for more than two full academic years, the University will increase your Tuition Fees to the level determined in accordance with your fee status, your mode of attendance for each period of enrolment and the fee regime in force at the time of your enrolment for deferring students and re-enrolment for suspended students. In these circumstances, the proposed Tuition Fees will be communicated to you in good time.

All Tuition Fees are in GBP £ sterling, unless stated otherwise.

‘Home’ students are defined as British and Irish citizens as included under the Common Travel Area.

(a) Undergraduate Students