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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

(b) Home Undergraduate students*

View the University's standard Tuition Fees for:

• Home undergraduate students; and 
• Students on Postgraduate Teacher Training, MSc in Speech Language Therapy and Master of Architecture Programmes, available here, and set out in your Offer Letter.

The Tuition Fees apply to full time students and are pro-rated accordingly for part-time students.

These Tuition Fees are the maximum amount of Tuition Fees that an institution may charge, based on rules set by the UK Government.

(c) International Undergraduate Students

The University's Tuition Fees for full time International Undergraduate students can be found here and are set out in your Offer Letter. The Tuition Fees will be pro-rated accordingly for part-time students.

Equivalent or Lower Qualification (ELQ) Students

If you are a UK undergraduate student who already has a Higher Education qualification (regardless of the awarding institution) and who is now studying for an equivalent or lower qualification, you are unlikely to be entitled to Student Finance Authority funding to cover your Tuition Fees or living costs.

ELQ students who started their programme before 2012 may be charged a higher fee than those without a qualification. Students starting from 2012 onwards will be charged the same fees as UK students without qualification.

(d) Postgraduate Taught ("PGT") Students

Tuition Fees for PGT students are set for each cohort of the Programme and may increase for new cohorts commencing the Programme each year.

  (e) Home PGT Students*

The University's Tuition Fees for full and part-time Home PGT students can be found here and are set out in your Offer Letter.

  (f) International PGT Students

The University's Tuition Fees for full and part-time International PGT students can be found here and are set out in your Offer Letter.

  (g) MBA Students

The University's Tuition Fees will be set out in your Offer Letter.

  (h) Postgraduate Research ("PGR") Students

The University's Tuition Fees for new postgraduate research students can be found here in respect of international students and are set out in your Offer Letter.

View the University's Tuition Fees for continuing postgraduate research students also are set out in your Offer Letter.

Research Expenses/Supervisory Visit Fees are payable in addition to Tuition Fees for some doctoral research Programmes. If Research Expenses/Supervisory Visit Fees are payable then these will be set out in your Offer Letter.

Home PGR Students: The University aligns its Tuition Fees for Home PGR Students with the levels set out by the UKRI, which are not published until the start of the year in which students will commence their studies. 

This means that the Tuition Fees published prior to that date will be indicative only and the University will increase Tuition Fees for Home PGR Students at the start of each academic year in line with the published UKRI Fees where applicable. 

If you have accepted an offer from the University prior to the Tuition Fees being finalised, you will be notified of that in your Offer Letter and you will be provided with full information on Tuition Fees as soon as it is available.

International PGR Students: Tuition Fees for International PGR Students will be fixed at your point of entry, and will remain the same for the duration of your Programme.

  (i) International Foundation Programme Students

View the University's Tuition Fees for International Foundation Programme students, also set out in your Offer Letter.

(j) Part-time Students on Undergraduate and PGT Programmes

If you are a part-time student you will have your part time Tuition Fees fixed at your point of entry for the normal duration of the Programme.

Part time students cannot register for more than 90 credits, or 75%, of a full time equivalent year. Tuition Fees are calculated according to the criteria shown below:

• If the charge is per year of study, it will cover the standard expected credits for the year: normally 60 for Undergraduates which is 50% of a full time programme or 90 for Postgraduates.

• If a student takes less than the standard number of credits for their award in a year of study, the fee will be reduced to reflect the total number of credits taken in the year.

• If a student takes more than the standard number of credits for their award in a year of study, the additional module(s) will be charged at the appropriate credit rate.

• If the charge is based on the number of credits taken, the charge will be made based on the credits and will cover only those credits.

(a) What is my fee status?

Your fee status is determined according to set criteria provided in regulations, and guidance, provided by the Government of the four countries of the UK: England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.

Further information is provided by the.

Applicants are able to request a review of the fee status indicated in their offer letter at any point prior to enrolling at the University. All requests from applicants for a review of fee status should be made by completing the Fee Status questionnaire as instructed in their offer letter.

(b) Can my fee status change during my studies?

An assessment of a student's fee status will apply for the duration of the programme, except in a small number of cases as indicated below, where it can be reviewed:

• You or a relevant family member obtains British nationality or settled status in the UK you may, depending upon your circumstances and rules in force at the time, be eligible for your fee status to be reviewed. You should seek advice from Student Finance.  No refunds or credits for previous Tuition Fees paid in previous years will be considered.
• You, or a relevant family member, are granted refugee or humanitarian protection status part way through the Programme. In this circumstance your fee status will be reviewed and will normally be changed from the start of the next academic year of the Programme. However, if the status is changed from the start of the next academic year, no refunds or credits for Tuition Fees paid in previous years will be considered. Exceptionally, if the status is changed from the start of the Programme, you will be refunded any overpayment of Tuition Fees

A "relevant family member" is defined by the relevant fees regulations, defined . This definition is beyond the control of the University as it is set by the Government and as such the University accepts no liability for any changes to it.

These rules concerning fee status reflect the current legal position. Applications for changes in fee status after that date may also be subject to change.

In each of these categories additional definitions and restrictions may apply when reviewing your fee status. These will be explained at the time of any review.

All requests from current students for a review of fee status should be sent to the Student Fees Officer using the email address studentfees@reading.ac.uk.

The University will not increase Tuition Fees during the course of an academic year.

The University will not normally increase Tuition Fees during a Programme, except as set on in section 1 of this policy.

(a) Withdrawing or suspending your studies

  (b) Undergraduate students and postgraduate taught students

If you suspend or withdraw your studies during that year in accordance with the information below, applicable with your start date.

 

If your Programme starts at the commencement of the Autumn Term, termination between the following dates:

Up to and including Monday of week 4 of the Autumn Term 0%

From Tuesday of week 4 of the Autumn Term up to and including Monday of Week 3 of the Spring Term 25%

From Tuesday of week 3 of the Spring Term up to and including the day before the start of the Summer Term 50%

From day 1 of week 1 of the Summer Term onwards 100%

 

If you suspend or withdraw your studies during the academic year 2024/25 or thereafter, you will be liable for Tuition Fees during that year in accordance with the table applicable to your start date:

 

If your Programme starts at the commencement of Semester 1, termination between the following dates:

Up to and including Monday of week 4 of Semester 1 0%

From Tuesday of week 4 of Semester 1 up to and including Monday of week 1 of Semester 2 25%

From Tuesday of week 1 of Semester 2 up to and including the Monday of week 8 of Semester 2  50%

From Tuesday of week 8 of Semester 2 onwards 100%

 

If your Programme starts at the commencement of Semester 2, termination between the following dates:

Up to and including Monday of week 1 of Semester 2  0%

From Tuesday of week 1 of Semester 2 up to and including Monday of week 8 of Semester 2 25%

From Tuesday of week 8 of Semester 2 up to and including the Monday of week 1 of Semester 1 50%

From Tuesday of week 1 of Semester 1 onwards 100%

 

If your Programme is of less than one year's duration or commences at a different date to the tables set out above, you should contact the relevant Support Centre or, for Henley Business School students studying at Greenlands, the Programme Administration Team, for details of the dates that are relevant to your Programme.

For those on the International Foundation Programmes starting in September or January you will be liable for Tuition Fees in accordance with the table applicable to your start date, as above. If you programme starts at a different date please contact Student Finance for further information.

If you suspend and then wish to return to the University on a date outside the academic year in which you suspended, 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 returning from suspension and were charged for, but did not take, the original assessment, you will not be required to pay a further Tuition Fee for that assessment unless you are also receiving or entitled to receive further teaching. This does not apply to students who have taken the original assessment and are taking a resit.

If a discount has been applied to your Tuition Fees, and you subsequently suspend your studies and return to the University on a date outside the academic year in which you suspended, the unused element of the discount (i.e. the proportion of an academic year for which you were suspended) will be available for the year in which you return to the University. For example, if you suspend and in line with the table above, you are only liable for 50% of the fees in the year you suspend, you will be able to carry over the remaining 50% of the discount to the year in which you return.

(c) PGR students

If you suspend your studies then your Tuition Fees will be reduced pro-rata for the equivalent period of time. When you resume your studies further Tuition Fees will be charged, 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 withdraw from your studies then your Tuition Fees will recalculated pro-rata rounded up to the nearest month.

(d) Part Time Programmes Running Over Multiple Years

For Student Finance Authority funded undergraduate programmes, the maximum fee cap for home students is set by the Department for Education and may be subject to change each year. Any whole duration fee published will be done so on the assumption that all modules are passed first time and that any progression does not include a break in study or suspension. Where students are required to retake modules additional fees may be due.

(e) Mode Shift and Module Credit Fee Charging

Sometimes students on full time awards may switch to a part time equivalent. If you change your mode of attendance in this way, rather than transferring between programmes, you can defer the charges for any module(s) not taken (but paid for as part of a whole award or year fee) until you are able to take the module(s) as part of the part time award. Refunds in respect of modules where you commenced study and subsequently withdrew will be subject to the provisions of the standard refund provision, as set out in paragraph 11 of this policy.

(f) Fee Variation for Alternative Study Patterns on Standard Awards

Sometimes it will be necessary for students to change how they study their awards either by taking fewer modules or by taking more. Depending on the mode of attendance and programme of study this may result in additional fee charges or a reduction in fees.

If a change results in a student studying fewer than the standard credits:

• If the original charge is per award or per year the fee will be reduced if the total number of credits taken drops below the threshold for full time status.

• If the original charge is by credit, the fee charged will be reduced to reflect the number of credits actually taken.

• In all cases where students have commenced study on a module and withdraw from it as part of the change in mode of study, a partial charge for the withdrawn module may be charged.

(g) Undergraduate Students Switching from Honours to Non-Honours Awards

There is no reduction in the fee if you opt to change to a non-honours award.

If you are a UK student on a designated undergraduate programme, Post Graduate Teacher Training, MSc in Speech and Language Therapy or Master of Architecture Programme you may be eligible for a Tuition Fee loan ("the Loan") from the relevant Student Finance Authority ("the Authority").

You are responsible for entering the correct Programme and fee information when applying for a Loan from the relevant Authority.

It is your responsibility to apply for a Loan for each year of study, in a timely manner and for the correct Programme, programme year and amount, and to inform the Authority of changes to your household circumstances.

During online registration, if you are being funded through an Authority, you must follow the instructions on the sponsorship screen to ensure that the University can manage collection of your Tuition Fees.

However, please note that the University is required to adhere to a final assessment on eligibility and entitlement to a Loan made by the Authority. Regardless of University provisions, policy and regulations, all students in receipt of funding from Student Finance are ultimately subject to the provisions of the Student Support Regulations in regards to maximum funding and maximum number of repeat years.

If, by the date of registration, you are waiting for confirmation of your Loan from the Authority or after the date of registration your application for a Loan is rejected, you should contact Student Financial Support via studentfunding@reading.ac.uk as soon as possible to discuss your options.

Postgraduate master’s students who are a UK or Irish national or have EU settled or pre-settled status or indefinite leave to remain may also be eligible for a loan. Further information available from the .

You must pay your Tuition Fees in full at or before registration unless the following applies to you:

• You are receiving a loan from one of the Student Finance Authorities; or
• You have provided evidence of sponsorship from an approved sponsor; or
• You are eligible to pay the tuition fees in instalments (please see below); or
• Alternative payment arrangements are set out in your Offer Letter.

If you pay by module, you must pay the relevant module fee before or at registration.

  (a) Payment by instalment

You may pay your Tuition Fees to the University, or to the institution as stated in your Offer Letter, in two equal instalments if all of the following conditions apply:

• You are charged the full amount of the Tuition Fee at the start of your Programme (i.e. you are not billed by module); and
• the amount of the Tuition Fees owed at enrolment is greater than £2,000 per year; and
• your Programme runs for longer than 10 weeks.

If this applies to you, the instalments must be paid as follows:

First instalment - Before or at registration at the latest 
Second instalment – For academic year 2023/24: The first day of the second term, 

or

For academic year 2024/25 and thereafter: The first day of week 13 of semester 1

You may pay your Tuition Fees to the University in three instalments if one of the following conditions applies:

• Your Tuition Fees are paid through a U.S. Direct Loan which is disbursed in three instalments; or
• Your Tuition Fees are funded by the Student Loans Company as a Postgraduate Loan.

Any reductions to your Tuition Fees, for example because you are eligible for a discount, fee waiver scholarship and/or prize, the reduction will be applied to the whole amount of your Tuition Fee, and then the amount of each instalment calculated. This means that reductions will be spread equally across any Tuition Fee instalments.

  (b) Payment following transfer from another institution

If you have an approved Tuition Fee Loan and transfer to the University following enrolment at a different institution, the University will expect to receive Tuition Fee funding from the start of the next liability period following the transfer in accordance with the relevant updated table at paragraph 4.1 of this Policy.

Full or partial payment of fees can be paid by one or more of the methods below:

• As part of the online enrolment process via your University portal
• By credit or debit card or PayPal online 
• By GBP (£) Sterling cheque (drawn on a UK bank and made payable to the 'ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø', with the student name, student number and programme on the reverse). Cheques can be posted to the address on the Finance pages of the University website
• International Funds Transfer 
• Sponsorship

Further information regarding all .

If you experience difficulties in paying by any of the above methods you must contact the Receipts Office immediately. The Receipts Office will be able to advise on alternative ways to submit payment and can be contacted at receipts@reading.ac.uk

Your Tuition Fees may be paid by a third party. It is a condition of the University accepting payment by a third party that you consent to the University contacting the original payer concerning matters relating to your Tuition Fees, including to process refunds.
Normally the University will invoice Tuition Fees in GB sterling. In certain circumstances the University may raise a fee note in another currency. Where it does so the Tuition Fees must be paid in that currency. If a different currency is used to pay a fee then the University reserves the right to refuse to accept such payment. It will not be liable for any exchange differences that may arise under any circumstances and you will have to reimburse any such costs to the University. It also reserves the right to levy an administrative fee of £100 to cover any extra costs that may arise in dealing with such a receipt.

(a) Allocation of money paid against money owed

During your time at the University, you may owe money for a number of different things, such as Tuition Fees, accommodation fees or Additional Fees (for example, payment for field trips).

When you pay money to the University, by any of the mechanisms set out above, you may, if you wish, indicate what the money paid is for. For example, although you have outstanding Tuition Fees, you may wish to make sure money paid to us goes towards a field trip or your accommodation fees. It is your responsibility to make the University aware of any preference you have when paying money to us. Money received and allocated cannot be reallocated at a later date.

If you do not indicate the item for which a particular payment is for, money paid to us will be applied as follows:

(b) Tuition Fees; then

  (c) Accommodation fees and charges; then

(d) Any other item, and if more than one, in the order in which these other items became payable.

If you are being sponsored, wholly or in part, you must provide evidence of sponsorship to:

-  During the admissions process: The Admissions Office
-  If you are a current undergraduate or PGT student: Student Financial Support
-  If you are a current PGR student: Doctoral and Researcher College

This must include the full amount of sponsorship and details of the sponsor. You will not be able to complete registration until the University has received confirmation of sponsorship from your sponsor and this has been approved by the University and/or the Tuition Fees are paid by the student or your sponsor.

If you are entitled to a refund of Tuition Fees or any other monies received by the University, for any reason, sponsorship or bursary amounts will be returned to your sponsor, and not to you, in accordance with the terms of your sponsorship arrangement.

You have ultimate liability for the payment of your Tuition Fees.

(a) Responsibility for payment

You remain responsible for the Tuition Fees even where sponsorship agreements have been approved. If a sponsor fails to pay the University for Tuition Fees owed, you will be ultimately responsible for any debt accrued. 

The University will ultimately always seek to recover Tuition Fees directly from students in cases where payment from other approved sources is not forthcoming.

The only exception to this is for students on programmes directly commissioned by a third party and where the programme enrolment is at the request of an employer. In such circumstances, where sponsorship is withdrawn or payments default, you will be withdrawn from the Programme. A commissioned programme is one where an employer or organisation has contracted the University to supply educational services.

If you or the University withdraws you from your Programme, the amount of the Tuition Fees to be paid or refunded as appropriate is calculated in accordance with the relevant table set out at paragraph 4.1 of this Policy.

(b) Non-payment of Tuition Fees

If, for any reason, you are unable to pay your Tuition Fees by the date they are due, you should contact Student Credit Control at studentcreditcontrol@reading.ac.uk

In cases of genuine difficulty, the University will take reasonable steps to support you, which may include agreement to payment by instalments or another payment plan arrangement. Please note that the University has no obligation to agree alternative arrangements.

The University reserves the right to take appropriate action against students who fail to pay their Tuition Fees, or to make satisfactory arrangements to pay in line with the Fees Policy.

On initial default, unless alternative arrangements have been agreed, the University may withdraw your student IT rights or disable your student ID card and any controlled access privileges.

Should you continue to fail to make arrangements to pay your Tuition Fees or should you default in meeting agreed payment terms the University may, at its discretion (and where applicable following the appropriate process):

• not permit you to re-register and/or withdraw you from the programme of study;
• not issue you with a final award certificate;
• not permit you to attend the Graduation Ceremony; and/or
• not be issued with any academic reference.

This may include legal action to recover unpaid Tuition Fees and/or withdrawal from your Programme.

The University will refer unpaid accounts to legal debt recovery and/or external agencies to pursue payment. The University will also seek recovery of the costs associated with the legal process.

If you are in the UK under a Student Route visa, suspension of or withdrawal from your programme of study will result in the ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø notifying UKVI of this.

(c) Charges

In addition, the University will charge a late payment administration fee at the following rate at each payment point in which all, or any, of the Tuition Fee remains unpaid.

 -  If debt less than £1,000 - £40
 -  Debt over £1,000 but less than £10,000 - £70
 -  Debt over £10,000 - £100
 
The payment points are 31 October, 28 February and 31 May each year and the late payment charge is applied to outstanding payments at that point. This is the case even if a prior charge has already been applied in preceding terms.

If you do not make payments due to us by the date on which they are due, the University may charge interest on to you on the overdue amount at the rate of 2% a year above the Bank of England base rate from time to time. This interest will accrue on a daily basis from the due date until the date of actual payment of the overdue amount. You must pay us interest together with any overdue amount.

(a) What do fees cover?

Your Tuition Fees cover the provision of tuition for your Programme and of academic, pastoral and other resources made available to you while you are a Student.

You may, as part of your Programme, have to pay some Additional Costs, as descripted in the Terms and Conditions. These are set out in your Programme Specification or, for optional modules, the relevant module description form.

Your Tuition Fees do not cover your accommodation or living costs.

(b) Resit Fees

If you have taken the original assessment for your programme and are taking a resit, you will be required to pay the  (as outlined).

However, if you have been granted the status of DNS (deemed not to have sat) as a result of a successful claim for extenuating circumstances, no resit fee will be applied.

(c) Postgraduate Taught Students Writing Up Fees

Where you have applied for and been granted an extension to the write up of your dissertation, a writing up fee will be applied in accordance with the University's current Fees Table.

(d) Additional Terms for PGR students

PGR students have some additional terms regarding fees as follows:

(e) Extension of research registration period

In the exceptional case where you have applied for and been granted an extension of your research registration period, you are required to re-enrol on payment of the appropriate fee. You may not re- enrol after your Maximum Registration Date unless this has been formally agreed by the Dean of Postgraduate Research Studies and you have been invited to do so.

(f) Research Students' Writing Up/Continuation Fees

If you have passed your Minimum Registration Period and are considered to be "writing up" then the Continuation Fee will be payable thereafter.

Your School/Department will determine whether you qualify for the Continuation Fee based on whether you have passed the Minimum Registration Period and whether you are writing-up your thesis.

Read more on the Continuation Fee in Fees beyond the Minimum Registration Period. 

(g) Research Examination Period and Re-examination Fees

Tuition Fees for PhD students cease to be due from the point of submission of the thesis to the Examinations Office in accordance with the University's rules on submission. An appropriate refund of

the Continuation Fee may be payable depending upon the timing of the thesis submission. For further information please see Fees beyond the Minimum Registration Period. 

Following your viva voce examination you may be required to:

• undertake Major or Minor Amendments. In these cases you are not required to pay a resubmission fee.
• resubmit following a Failure within a further 3 years (and be fully re-examined). In this case you are required to pay a re-examination fee.

(h) Placement and Study Abroad years

You will be required to pay 15% of the total annual Tuition Fee whilst on your placement year.

You may be required to pay a deposit and if you are required, it will be indicated in your offer letter and payment of the deposit will be a condition of acceptance.  It is also a requirement for students requiring a Student Route visa in order to be issued with a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). 

The balance of the first instalment of your Tuition Fees is payable at enrolment.

(a) Is my deposit refundable?

You will be informed in your offer letter whether your deposit is refundable or non-refundable. 

Refundable deposits will be subject to an administration charge.

Where deposits are non-refundable they will only be returned (less any applicable administration charge), where:

• you fail to meet the conditions of your offer;
• you are unable to be issued with a visa; 
• you decide to cancel your contract with the University within 14 days of the later of your acceptance of the offer or the University receiving the deposit monies; or
• as otherwise set out in your relevant Deposit Terms and Conditions.

(b) Am I exempt from paying a deposit?

You may not required to pay a deposit if you are:

• sponsored in full by a Government (UK or other);
• sponsored for the full tuition fees by the University;
• sponsored in full by another (UK or non-UK) Educational institution;
• sponsored in full by an International Scholarship Agency (e.g. a Chevening Scholarship);
• sponsored in full by a recognised company or organisation;
• in receipt of US Federal loans or any other US Government Financial Aid which is certified and received by the University; 
• in receipt of a Norwegian or Swiss Government Loan; or
• in receipt of a UK Postgraduate loan confirmed by the University.

In each case you must provide the University with proof of sponsorship as requested by it.

(a) Refunds on suspension or withdrawal

Refunds of Tuition Fees as a result of suspension or withdrawal from the University will be determined and calculated in accordance with the tables set out at paragraph 4.1 of this Policy.

Payment of a refund in these circumstances is dependent upon you following the correct procedure for suspension or withdrawal. The University is not liable for you failing to follow the correct procedure in this regard.

The University will deduct the value of any scholarship or bursary paid to you from any refund.

A refund in excess of the prescribed levels will only be considered if a withdrawal or suspension is due to serious and unforeseen exceptional circumstances. In such circumstances you should seek advice from a member of the Student Support Centre.

(b) Changes by the University

If the University cancels an award or compulsory module meaning you are prevented from completing that award or compulsory module, you will receive an automatic full reduction of Tuition Fees for the relevant award or compulsory module.

(c) You do not meet the terms of your offer

If you do not meet the terms of the offer made to you, or you do not get the visa you need to study at the University, and you have already paid some or all of the Tuition Fee, the University will refund Tuition Fees already paid.

(d) Method of repayment

Refunds will only be made via the method and account used for the original payment. As such, if someone else has paid your Tuition Fees, the refund will be made to that person or organisation.

Refunds will not be made in cash.

Refunds will be made as quickly as reasonably possible.

(e) Circumstances in which refunds are not due

There is no refund available of non-refundable deposits.

There is no reduction or refund available if the duration of a module is one teaching block (normally 15 weeks or less) and withdrawal takes place after the official start date of the module.

There is no reduction or refund available in respect of module(s) where the credit has been awarded, or recommended, following the completion of the process of assessing a claim for Accredited Prior Experiential Learning (RP(E)L).

The University does not refund monies to students that they have not paid but that are accounted for on the student record in the form of fee reductions, scholarships or bursaries.

(a) This section of the Fees Policy provides you with links to additional information. It does not form part of your terms and conditions with the University.

The University is not responsible for the content of external sites.

If you have any questions arising from this Fees Policy or these sites, you should contact Student Financial Support or email student-helpdesk@reading.ac.uk.

(b) The relevant Student Finance authority or Government website can provide more information on student tuition fees:

• or Local Education Authority (LEA)

(c) Read more regarding payment methods.

(d) The University offers a variety of bursaries, scholarships and discounts to its students. Full details of these, including the eligibility criteria, are available via your School or Department.