If you're interested in studying with us, you'll find details of fees on individual course pages. This includes information about part-time and distance learning fees.
The following is a general guide to fees for college, undergraduate, postgraduate taught, and postgraduate research courses – but please do check individual course pages for confirmation.
This includes college courses at Entry 3, Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3.
As a general guide further education course fees per year are as follows.
We recommend checking individual course pages to confirm the fees for the course you're interested in.
As well as tuition fees, there may be some extra, course-specific costs. You'll find details on individual course pages.
As a general guide, full-time undergraduate course fees are as follows.
We recommend checking individual course pages to confirm the fees for the course you're interested in.
As well as tuition fees, there may be some extra, course-specific costs. You'll find details on individual course pages.
You can also study for a degree at one of our partner colleges. The colleges set their own fees, which may vary. You'll find more details on their websites:
Tuition fees paid by UK students are capped by the UK Government. Every year, we take account of that cap when setting our fees. From September 2025, the cap is £9,535.
The cap may be increased in future years by an inflationary amount to be determined each year by the UK Government. Your tuition fees for future academic years may therefore be higher than the current cap of £9,535 – but they won't increase beyond the maximum amount that the Government allows us to charge in any given year. For example, if the Government increases the cap to £9,800 (illustrative example only), you will not be charged any more than £9,800.
We'll let you know about any rise in tuition fees before the start of the academic year to which the increase applies. You won't be obliged to continue with your course if you don't wish to pay the increased fees.
This includes Masters degrees, postgraduate certificates and postgraduate diplomas.
As a general guide, postgraduate taught fees are as follows.
We recommend checking individual course pages to confirm the fees for the course and start date you're interested in.
As well as tuition fees, there may be some extra, course-specific costs. You'll find details on individual course pages.
This includes PhD, MPhil, Professional Doctorate and MD (Res) programmes.
As a general guide, postgraduate research fees are as follows.
We recommend checking individual programme pages to confirm the fees for the subject you're interested in.
As well as tuition fees, there may be some extra, course-specific costs. You'll find details in the 'Fees and funding' section of individual programme pages.
Distance learning fees vary, so we recommend checking individual course pages to confirm the fees for the course you're interested in.
Distance learning courses are offered at higher education level only.
Students under the age of 19 do not have to pay tuition fees (there are occasional exceptions, called full cost courses).
For students aged 19 and over, funding is often available to cover the cost of tuition fees.
Further funding may be available to cover other costs related to your course, such as materials, equipment and travel.
Visit our page on fees and funding for college students to find out more.
Alternatively you can pay your fees upfront.
UK students can apply for a loan to cover the cost of tuition fees. Find out more about:
Alternatively you can pay your fees upfront, if you prefer.
International students can use our secure online payment system to pay fees upfront. Our web payments section has more information about paying fees, and who to contact if you have any questions.