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Tuition fees vary depending on whether you’re a full-time or part-time UK/EU or international student, and will also...
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There’s a range of options available to you to pay your fees, including online or by bank transfer.
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If you are an international student and you need a Confirmation of Acceptance (CAS) letter, you must pay a deposit.
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If you are an international student, you can pay your tuition fee deposit online or by bank transfer.
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If you are from a country within the European Union, you can pay your annual tuition fee in full or in instalments.
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Home and EU students are able to pay up front, or in three or seven instalments.
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Fee discounts are available to some students...
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If you are a UK student or a student from the EU who has pre-settled/settled status in the UK and you are studying full-time or part-time, you can apply for a tuition fee loan
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You'll pay your loan back in monthly instalments once you've completed your course...
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How much you pay back depends on the amount you’re earning...
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The planned changes will affect students who are new starters from 2023/24 onward
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If you're starting a Masters course, you can apply for a non-means tested Postgraduate Masters Loan. Find out more...
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For information on the payment of tuition fees and the rules and regulations surrounding these, please view the following documents...
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For information on the payment of tuition fees and the rules and regulations surrounding these, please view the following documents...
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For information on the payment of tuition fees for 2020/21 and the rules and regulations surrounding these, please view the following documents...
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For information on the payment of tuition fees for 2019/20 and the rules and regulations surrounding these, please view the following documents...