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When to pay your fees
Undergraduate and postgraduate students
You will receive an email inviting you to register when online registration opens. You must then complete the 'Fees and Payments' section. During this section you must complete one of the following:
- make your first payment using Flywire
- set up a Direct Debit using a UK bank account
- confirm pre-submitted student loan details
- confirm pre-submitted and approved sponsorship details
Distance Learning students
You must make payment upon receiving an emailed invoice.
How to pay your fees
Cash and cheques are not acceptable forms of payment, but you can pay using these options:
Bank transfers
UK or International bank transfers can be made via Flywire for first payment during registration and for subsequent payments.
Find out more about paying by bank transfer
Debit or credit card
UK or international debit or credit card payments can be made via Flywire during registration and for subsequent payments.
Find out more about paying by card
Direct Debit (from a UK bank account)
Direct Debits must be set up during registration; this cannot be arranged once online registration is complete.
The University will send a notification prior to the payment being automatically collected.
Find out more about paying by Direct Debit
Student loans
If your fee status is 'Home' and you are starting your first undergraduate course, you may be able to through the UK government. Read more about undergraduate student loans
If your application is successful, the University will be notified and your loan details will appear under the 'Fees and Payments' section when you register.
If no loan details appear, do not select an alternative payment method as you may be charged twice; you will be asked if you have applied for a tuition fee loan. Select 'yes'.
If you no longer need your loan, contact the relevant student finance authority below to cancel the loan and send an email to the University's Student Finance team to advise the loan has been cancelled.
Students with sponsors
You may have a sponsor who is willing to pay for your tuition fees. A sponsor could be an employer, a commercial organisation or a government body; a sponsor is not a friend or relative who has agreed to pay your tuition fee.
If a sponsor is approved by the University, the sponsorship details will appear when completing the 'Fees and Payments' section of registration. You will need to confirm the details are correct to complete this section. If there are any errors, contact Student Finance immediately.
Read more about student sponsors.
Terms and conditions for tuition fees
Please refer to the Tuition Fee Terms and Conditions page for full terms.
Please refer to the Student Regulations page for full regulations.
Debt collection
Debts maybe forwarded to an external debt collection agency in the case of non-payment of fees.