There are a number of ways you can pay your tuition fees.
You can pay the tuition fees yourself (self-financing), pay your tuition fees in whole or part with a student loan and/or scholarships, or arrange for an external sponsor to pay your fees on your behalf.
The cost of your tuition fees will depend on your fee status classification as a 'Home' or international student, as well as the course you're studying. Please see your offer letter for confirmation of your fee classification or the relevant course page to check the tuition fees for your intended course.
You'll receive an invoice following registration and commencement of your studies which will confirm the total fee you are expected to pay for the academic year. You can expect to receive this invoice in October/November or at the start of your course, whichever is later.
It's essential to ensure your tuition fees are paid by the relevant deadline. Not doing so could prevent you from re-registering for the following academic year, or graduating. If you find yourself unable to pay your fees for any reason, please email feesenq@liverpool.ac.uk for advice.
You may be eligible to have all or part of your tuition fees paid by a student loan and/or scholarship. If this doesn't cover the full amount of your tuition fees, you'll need to arrange to pay the balance.
If you (or your parents or family) are paying your tuition fees then the fees for each academic year can be paid in full with a single payment or in instalments.
If an external organisation (not a friend or relative) is paying all or part of your tuition fees on your behalf, the University will invoice them directly.
If you're studying a Pre-Sessional English course offered by the English Language Centre, please read our separate guide about how to pay your tuition fees.
