Tuition fees

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Find the course you are interested in on the course search. The UK and International tuition fees for each course are shown on the top right of the course page.

EU students that started a course after February 2021 will pay International tuition fees.

Tuition fees

If you have any questions about the tuition fees for your course please contact our Student Finance Centre on +44 (0)20 8280 0283 or financehelp@uwl.ac.uk. For further information see the Tuition Fees Policy.

 

 

  • When to pay your tuition fees - UK fee-paying students

    You can pay tuition fees for the year either in full on the first day of enrolment or in three equal termly instalments.

  • When to pay your tuition fees - International fee-paying students

    The non-refundable deposit amount you need to pay will be indicated in your offer letter. By the time you enrol, you will need to have paid a minimum of 50% of your fees. The remaining balance can be paid in three equal instalments across the first three months of study.

  • How to pay your tuition fees - International fee-paying students

    The non-refundable deposit amount you need to pay will be indicated in your offer letter. You will be sent details of how to pay your tuition fees on your offer letter.

    For visa purposes, you will need to show UKVI that you have funds for payment of the fees and enough money to support yourself (maintenance). The rules do change from time to time so we recommend you look at the UKVI website regularly.

    Please make sure you have read and understood our terms and conditions at the bottom of this page before making a payment.

    You can make a payment by:

    • Flywire
    • Transferring directly from your bank account to UWL

    Payment via Flywire

    University of West London has partnered with Flywire to provide an easy and secure method of sending international fee payments. Flywire allows international payers to:

    • Make a payment in over 70 currencies
    • Pay from any country and any bank
    • Pay by credit/debit or e-wallet solutions
    • Feel safe, with 24/7 dedicated multilingual customer support
    • No transfer fees or charges
    • Best price guarantee
    • Track payment from start to finish

    How to Pay

    1. Visit uwl.flywire.com and choose your country and the amounts you are paying in GBP.
    2. Choose your payment method and make your payment to Flywire.
    3. Enter your details and, if you are paying on behalf of the student, the details of the student you are paying for.
    4. Track and confirm your payment by email, SMS or by logging into uwl.flywire.com.

    Payment directly from your bank account

    If you are paying your fees to the University from your bank account, please ask the bank to include your name, course and student ID number when making the transaction.

    Our bank details are as follows:

    • Barclays Bank, 1 Queensmere, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 1DT
    • Sort Code: 20-78-66
    • Account No: 43046931

    If your fees are sent directly to the University, you must produce evidence at enrolment that payment has been made into the University’s bank account.

    See our terms and conditions before proceeding.

    Further information and help

    For more information and help please contact the Student Finance Centre: +44 (0)20 8280 0283.

    TERMS AND CONDITIONS

    This online instruction system is provided by the University of West London and its third party suppliers. These terms and conditions may be updated at various times and any changes will be effective immediately. Please ensure you are aware of the current terms.

    It is important that you read these terms and conditions carefully before using the online facility as using this online facility indicates that you accept these terms and conditions. Please do not use this online facility if you do not accept the terms and conditions.

    • By providing bank/card details using the online instruction facility you are authorised to do so and are indicating your preference for paying by card instalments. In most situations this will be accommodated however the University may require payment in full.
    • You agree that there will be sufficient availability under the credit card limit or sufficient funds in the debit card account to make the recurring card payments when they fall due under the instalment terms.
    • The University will not be responsible if a payment is either refused or declined by the card issuer /bank for any reason. If the card issuer/bank declines payment the University is under no obligation to bring this fact to the student/customer or account holders attention.
    • Where the DCC option is not available or not chosen payment must be made in (£) Sterling and if using an international card the card holder will rely on the conversion rate determined by the card issuer. The cardholder will be liable for any currency conversion costs or other charges that may be incurred in making the payment and shall not be deductible from any fees, charges or costs due to the University.
    • The University cannot accept liability for a payment not reaching the correct University account or department due to incorrect details being provided.
    • It is not acceptable to enter into a card instalment arrangement then pay the tuition fee/rent using a different payment method without prior agreement with the University.
    • Provision of card details using the online facility does not on its own indicate the existence of a contract or constitute an agreement between student/customer or account holders and the University for the provision of the services. A contract will only come into being when separate conditions for the provision of a service have been fulfilled.
  • How to apply for a Tuition Fee Loan

    See further information on applying for a Tuition Fee Loan.

  • Will I pay UK or International fees?

    The rate of tuition fees that you will pay is determined by your fee region of either "Home" or "Overseas". Details of the fees for both UK and International students for each course may be found on the individual course pages.

    In England there are fee regulations which outline who is eligible for a “Home” fee status as defined by the UK Government. These regulations are amended regularly. Details of the various categories of criteria for eligibility may be found on the UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) webpages.

    Your fee status will be assessed by Admissions at the point of application. If you have questions about what your fee region is likely to be based on your circumstances, please contact our Student Advice team for support: studentadvice@uwl.ac.uk.

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