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Fee guide

Fee Guide for HE Courses at City College

Full-time Undergraduate from the UK and Full-time Undergraduate from other EU Country

Tuition fees - how much will I pay?

From 2009, UK and EU Students at the University of Brighton will be charged tuition fees of up to £3,225 a year for their first undergraduate qualification. Fees rise by a small percentage each year, in line with inflation. You don't need to pay your tuition fees whilst you are studying (although you can if you wish).

Tuition fees - when do I pay?

You can 'study now and pay later' by taking out a Student Loan to cover the cost of both your tuition fees and living expenses. You don't have to begin repaying your Student Loan until you finish your course and are earning more than £15,000 a year. Payments are generally taken through the PAYE tax system by your employer. Your payments are determined by what you are earning and not what you owe; if your earnings are below the £15,000 threshold your payments will stop.

International Student

Your fees will remain the same throughout your course. International students pay fees at the same rate for the duration of their course, so you will pay the same amount in the last year of your course as you did in the first.

Pay fees in instalments

If you wish you can pay your fees in two equal instalments. The first instalment is due in November and the second instalment is paid the following March each year of your course.

Fee Rates

The tuition fees international students pay are determined by the nature of the course and whether it is class-room based or laboratory based. If you are unsure whether you should pay fees at the international rate you will need to have your status confirmed. You will need to complete a fee assesment form during the application process. All cases are judged in accordance with the governments guidlines and are treated fairly and equally.

Fee Deposits

From 2007 entry, a minimum of £1000 deposit will be requested from all international students paying full-time fees.

Part-time Students

Some of our courses are available on a part-time basis. Tuition fee and funding arrangements are different for part-time students.

Tuition Fees

For advice on current and future part-time rates please contact the Guidance and Admissions team at City College.

Please refer to the University of Brighton for more information. Details can be found here. International students should contact City College directly.