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UK Undergraduate Tuition Fees

Everything you need to know about undergraduate fees at Northumbria University for UK students. Navigate between the tabs to find out more about our fees for different academic years.

 

2025/26 Tuition Fee Information for UK Applicants 

This information is for both Full and Part-Time applicants hoping to join Northumbria University in the academic year 2025/26 however, this is subject to approval from the UK Government. 

Please note that your tuition fees for subsequent years may rise in line with inflation (RPI)**.

Course Type  Annual Tuition Fees
Undergraduate Full-Time programmes TBC*
Undergraduate Part-Time programmes TBC (per 10 credits)***
Foundation year TBC*
Placement Year TBC
Study abroad year TBC
Undergraduate Distance Learning programmes  Please see the individual course page for more information.

London Campus

 

Fees, Funding and Courses at our London Campus

Degree/Higher Apprenticeships

 

Degree Apprenticeships

Please note that fees for Degree Apprenticeships are paid by the employer/sponsor and not by the student. 

***Students studying through Carousel Distance Learning should refer to their offer letter for fees and payment method. 

Tuition Fees Information

Undergraduate fees are set by Government in line with forecast inflation. If you are studying on a Full-Time course the fee for your first year of study for 25/26 will be TBC* the maximum chargeable fee.

You should expect to pay tuition fees for every year of study, and be aware that fees may increase every year based on the Retail Price Index**. 

Current Government policy advises any increase will not exceed the rise in inflation by reference to RPI**.

Student fee loans have risen in line with the fee cap.

Part-Time courses vary according to their length. To obtain the most accurate tuition fee information for a specific course please refer to your University offer letter. If a student is being sponsored by their employment, the university will require proof of sponsorship.

How Your Fees Are Paid

More information and an application form for Student Finance England can be found on the Student Finance England website. Eligible Home/UK students are still able to apply for a Government Loan in the academic year 24/25.  After your application has been processed by Student Finance England, they will send you a Student Finance Entitlement letter with your customer reference number (CRN), which you should quote whenever you contact them. Student Finance England will pay your tuition fees direct to your university.

 If you are a self-financing student, please click here for more information about paying your fees.

* The maximum tuition fee that we are permitted to charge for UK students is set by government. Tuition fees may increase in each subsequent academic year of your course, these are subject to government regulations and in line with inflation.

** Retail Price Index - is a measure of the price of services and goods. RPI shows the change in the cost of living, and reflects the movement of the prices of a range of commonly used goods and services, such as housing and food.

Last updated:12/09/2024

2024/25 Tuition Fee Information for UK Applicants  

This information is for both Full and Part-Time applicants hoping to join Northumbria University in the academic year 2024/25 however, this is subject to approval from the UK Government. 

Please note that your tuition fees for subsequent years may rise in line with inflation (RPI)**.

Course Type  Annual Tuition Fees
Undergraduate Full-Time programmes £9,250*
Undergraduate Part-Time programmes £770 (per 10 credits)***
Foundation year £9,250*
Placement Year £1,850
Study abroad year £1,385
Undergraduate Distance Learning programmes  Please see the individual course page for more information.

Amsterdam Campus

 

Fees, Funding and Courses at our Amsterdam Campus

London Campus

 

Fees, Funding and Courses at our London Campus

Degree/Higher Apprenticeships

 

Degree Apprenticeships

Please note that fees for Degree Apprenticeships are paid by the employer/sponsor and not by the student. 

***Students studying through Carousel Distance Learning should refer to their offer letter for fees and payment method. 

Tuition Fees Information

Undergraduate fees are set by Government in line with forecast inflation. If you are studying on a Full-Time course the fee for your first year of study for 24/25 will be £9,250* the maximum chargeable fee.

You should expect to pay tuition fees for every year of study, and be aware that fees may increase every year based on the Retail Price Index**. 

Current Government policy advises any increase will not exceed the rise in inflation by reference to RPI**.

Student fee loans have risen in line with the fee cap.

Part-Time courses vary according to their length. To obtain the most accurate tuition fee information for a specific course please refer to your University offer letter. If a student is being sponsored by their employment, the university will require proof of sponsorship.

How Your Fees Are Paid

More information and an application form for Student Finance England can be found on the Student Finance England website. Eligible Home/UK students are still able to apply for a Government Loan in the academic year 23/24.  After your application has been processed by Student Finance England, they will send you a Student Finance Entitlement letter with your customer reference number (CRN), which you should quote whenever you contact them. Student Finance England will pay your tuition fees direct to your university.

 If you are a self-financing student, please click here for more information about paying your fees.

* The maximum tuition fee that we are permitted to charge for UK students is set by government. Tuition fees may increase in each subsequent academic year of your course, these are subject to government regulations and in line with inflation.

** Retail Price Index - is a measure of the price of services and goods. RPI shows the change in the cost of living, and reflects the movement of the prices of a range of commonly used goods and services, such as housing and food.

Last updated: 03/10/2023

 

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