Your tuition fees pay for the cost of your teaching and learning resources. They also contribute to facilities and student services that support your student experience. Tuition fees vary depending on your course and fee status.
You may need to pay extra for materials and services that aren't covered by your tuition fees. Additional costs may include (as a guide only):
Speak to your course leader about any additional costs you may need to pay.
Undergraduate fees are set according to rules from Government in line with forecast inflation. If you're a Home fee-paying student, the fee for your first year of study for 2026/27 will be £9,790. You'll pay tuition fees for every year of study. Fees may increase every year based on the Retail Price Index.
Tuition fees for postgraduate taught courses vary depending on the course you're studying. This is because some courses are classroom-based whereas others use specialist facilities.
For home students, fees range from £8,500–£9,500, while international student fees are £16,500–£19,000 (2026/27).
Your exact fee will be confirmed in your chosen course offer letter.
If you study part-time, you’ll pay your fees per credits studied. For 2026/27, undergraduate part-time courses are £7,335 per 90 credits, while postgraduate part-time courses are £500 per 10 credits.
In total, bachelor's degrees are usually 360 credits and master's degrees are 180 credits. Most of our courses have a range of 30 credit modules per year, with some exceptions. See your course page for full module information.
Discover more about paying your fees and funding opportunities.
