Student finance usually consists of a Tuition Fee Loan and a Maintenance Loan to cover – or at least partially help with – your university costs.

This guidance explains how you can find out what your programme will cost and the different ways you can pay your tuition fees.

Tuition fees · Fees don't need to be paid upfront. · Students can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan to cover all or part of their fees.

You can pay your fees in a number of ways, including an online payment facility or via your Student Portal.

If you pay your tuition fees by debit or credit card, the account holder will receive an email receipt. If you pay your tuition fees via our payment partner ...

You can pay tuition fees with government student loans, sponsorship, by Card or via bacs via our GlobalPay for Students portal.

You'll usually need to a pay a tuition fee deposit. You can pay online by debit or credit card or through CIBC International Student Pay. Tuition fee deposits · Paying in instalments · Paying in full · Self-financing

You can pay your tuition fees with a student loan, through an approved sponsor or by one of these University-accepted payment options.

Payment methods · Online via credit or debit card · International payments · UK bank transfer · TransferMate ( only for Nigerian bank account holders) · Via the ...

You can pay your tuition fees online with a debit or credit card, using our Student Portal (registration only) or Online Payment Portal, or by bank transfer, ... Tuition Fee Costs · Tuition Fee Fraud · Instalment Dates · Using the Student Portal