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International

Fees, Finance & Funding

Choosing to spend part of your degree living, studying and even working abroad can truly enrich your university experience, not to mention increase your employability. You should see it as an investment for your future.

<p>Tuition Fees are payable in full prior to the start of the course or programme. If you are a Tier 4 student then the fees will need to be paid prior to the issuing of your CAS. </p> <p>Fees for EU and international students detailed below.<br /></p> <p>We pride ourselves in being committed to offering students accessible and affordable quality programmes. Please note, fees are correct at the time of publication and may be subject to change.</p> <p>(Fees detailed exclude costs for international students who need a pre-sessional English course and ongoing in-year English language support.)</p>
Extended Diplomas

£11,500 per year (two year course)

Foundation Diploma

£11,500 per year (ten month course)

BA (Hons) and Extended BA Degrees

£16,500 per year (full time 3 year course - 4 years for Extended BA)

Masters and MA by Research Degrees

£16,500 per year (full time, 1 year course)
£8,800 per year (part time, 2 year course)

Master of Fine Art (MFA)

£11,000 per year (full time, 1 year course)
£5,830 per year (part time, 2 year course)

Extended Diplomas

£11,500 per year (two year course)

Foundation Diploma

£11,500 per year (ten month course)

BA (Hons) and Extended BA Degrees

£16,500 per year (full time 3 year course - 4 years for Extended BA)

Masters and MA by Research Degrees

£16,500 per year (full time, 1 year course)
£8,800 per year (part time, 2 year course)

Master of Fine Art (MFA)

£11,000 per year (full time, 1 year course)
£5,830 per year (part time, 2 year course)

<p>Our Finance team will contact you advising when and how to pay your Tuition Fees. Please look out for an email from them.<br /><br />You will be able to pay by card or via bank transfer online.</p>
<p>There are two rates of fee: one is for students who are ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom and who meet the necessary criteria, and one is for students who are ordinarily resident in overseas countries and/or do not meet the necessary immigration criteria. All applications will be fee assessed and you will be contacted if any further information is required to establish your fee status.</p> <p>Living costs vary depending on individual circumstances and lifestyle. We would recommend that a single student should budget around £7200 for one academic year to cover costs including rent, utilities, food, clothes, books, travel, and personal expenses for socialising and entertainment.<br /></p>
<p>For information regarding other sources of financial assistance for international students, the following websites will give more detailed advice</p> <p>The British Council <a href="http://www.britishcouncil.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.britishcouncil.org</a><br />The Chevening Scholarship Fund <a href="http://www.chevening.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.chevening.org</a><br />The Council for International Education <a href="http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.ukcisa.org.uk</a></p>