The deadline for paying tuition fees is tied to your acceptance of an offer to study at the School. By formally accepting your offer, both undergraduate and postgraduate applicants are required to pay all tuition fees and any additional charges before the registration date. This also applies to returning students, who must settle previous fees before re-registering.

International students should also refer to our Visa Sponsorship and Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Policy for details on deposit payments.

All students attending the School, whether in person or online, are deemed to have accepted the full Terms and Conditions, meaning they have to pay as stipulated. Payments must adhere to the fee schedule in the Tuition Fees, Additional Charges, and Deposits Policy and Schedule, regardless of whether an invoice has been issued or sponsorship, grants, or loans are involved.

For Home Students, payment options include full payment before registration or an instalment plan, where 50% is paid upfront and the remaining 50% is due six months later.

International Students must pay a 50% deposit of tuition fees and additional charges before the CAS is issued, with the remaining balance due prior to registration. Payments are complete only when cleared in the School’s bank account. A £15 administration fee will apply to any payments that do not clear.

These policies ensure that all financial obligations are met before registration, facilitating smooth administrative processes while keeping students informed of their financial responsibilities.

Under our Tuition Fees, Additional Charges, and Deposits Policy and Schedule, we offer flexible payment options for tuition fees, additional charges, and deposits. Students can make payments using either a credit or debit card through the School’s online payment platform, or via bank transfer to the School's bank account, as detailed on the invoice.

These payment methods provide convenient options for students to fulfil their financial obligations while ensuring efficient processing and record-keeping. By offering various ways to pay, we aim to support students in managing their finances effectively and smoothly as they embark on their academic journey.

Yes, we offer various financial support options for students to help them succeed in their studies. For more information about scholarships and other funding opportunities, please visit our Scholarships page.

Eligibility for a student loan depends on various factors, including your residency status, the programme you intend to study, and your previous educational qualifications. To determine your eligibility for student finance, please visit Student Finance England

We understand that financing your education is an important consideration and we are committed to supporting our students through various financial assistance options. You can find detailed information about our funding programmes, including scholarships, by visiting our Funding and Scholarships pages.

Having a bank account is essential for managing your finances during your studies. Loan payments and any financial assistance you receive must be deposited directly into an account in your name. Establishing a student bank account is important, as it often comes with benefits tailored for students.

We encourage you to set up a bank account before applying for student financing to ensure a smooth transition when your funds arrive. This will help you manage your tuition fees, living expenses, and other financial commitments effectively.