Tuition fees

Tuition fees are charged by universities to cover the cost of your course and academic life.

Select your level of study below. You'll be directed to our course pages where you can find fees, as well as any scholarships and bursaries available to you.

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Undergraduate students

Check tuition fees for our undergraduate degrees. Select a course and go to the fees and funding section of the course page.

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Master's students

Check tuition fees for our master's degrees. Select a course and go to the fees and funding section of the course page.

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Postgraduate researchers

Find out how much studying a PhD with us will cost, as well as how to pay your tuition fees and any additional research support fees.

Extra information for international students

If you're an international student, find more information about paying deposits and living costs in the UK.

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What are tuition fees?

Find out what tuition fees are, how much they are, how to pay them, and how to get financial help with fees.

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Summary of 2024-25 course fees

Find summarised home fees information, as regulated by the Office for Students.

How are tuition fees used?

Read about the sources of our income, how we use that income to support our operations, pay our staff, provide financial support to students, keep the University running well and prepare for the future.