Welcome to Anglia Ruskin University's secure online payment service. This section explains the different methods of paying your tuition and accommodation fees. It also has information on our no cash or cheque policy, and advice on being aware of scams and frauds.
If you're a UK student you can defer your tuition fee payments by taking out a student loan. Many part-time students can also apply for a loan, and you won't start paying it back until after you graduate. Find out more about loans for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Anglia Ruskin University no longer accepts payments directly into our bank account. Tuition and accommodation fees can both be paid directly using the methods below.
If you have any questions or need help, please contact the Fees Team on +44 (0) 1245 683190 (Monday-Friday 10am-4pm)
Details of how to pay your deposit will be included with your offer letter. You can log into your applicant portal on e:Vision to make your deposit payment.
If you have any questions regarding your deposit payment, please contact your admissions officer.
Option A
You can now make an immediate bank transfer from your UK bank account to Anglia Ruskin, via our Trustly Online Bank Transfer, powered by our partner Flywire.
Your payment will then be received and allocated to your fee invoice in 2-3 working days.
This is a secure, efficient and easy way to process your payment, without the worry of entering the wrong bank account details or the wrong payment reference.
This option allows you to pay the fee using the same authentication methods as you would for your existing mobile or online banking.
No transaction fees passed onto the payer by Anglia Ruskin University.
Option B
Alternatively, if you prefer to make a manual bank transfer payment, requiring you instead to enter the bank account details to send the payment to and to enter the correct payment reference, then this option is also available on this payment solution.
Please note that this option will take slightly longer to be received and allocated to your invoice at around 3-4 working days, so we recommend using the Trustly Online Bank Transfer as it is slightly quicker and very easy to use.
Start paymentStudents who wish to make payment of their tuition fees and/or accommodation fees by international bank transfer, are often vulnerable to fluctuating exchange rates and bank charges from both the sending and receiving bank.
Anglia Ruskin University has officially partnered with Flywire to accept payments from over 240 countries and territories, in more than 140 currencies.
Millions of students and their parents world-wide trust Flywire to facilitate their education payments.
Start payment with FlywireIf you have any questions or need help at all, please contact the Fees Team on +44 (0) 1245 683190
Credit or debit card payments can be made using our online payment option.
Before you start to make the payment please make sure you have:
All payments are in sterling.
If you are paying using an overseas card you will likely be provided with two options once you have submitted your card details:
Benefits of agreeing to the rate offered by Elavon:
Debit and credit card payments can be made via https://payments.anglia.ac.uk/students.
For your own safety and security please do not bring cash into the UK to fund your University fees. Anglia Ruskin University will not accept cash payments either directly or at any of our Barclays Bank branches, with our bank having been instructed not to accept cash.
We strongly recommend you use one of the three methods above.
In the interest of ensuring your payment appears on your account as quickly as possible, we do not accept cheques or drafts as a payment method. Please use one of the three payment methods above.
Please take care when deciding how to pay your fees and take time to visit our Scams and fraud page to help protect yourself.
The three methods of payment listed above are our preferred ways of paying your fees as they are safe and secure. If you choose to use an alternative route of payment you may be putting yourself and your funding at risk of scams and fraud.