Undergraduate Fees
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.
2026-27 academic year
- £9,790 a year for UK students studying a course leading to a degree (eg, BSc, LLB). This includes students from Ireland, and EU, EEA and Swiss students who have citizens' rights after Brexit.
- From £17,500 a year for international students.
Future changes to undergraduate fees
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 2026, the cap is £9,790.
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 £9,790 – 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 £9,900 (illustrative example only), you will not be charged any more than £9,900.
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 have to continue with your course if you don't wish to pay the increased fees.
Postgraduate Fees
As a general guide, postgraduate taught fees are as follows.
2026/27 academic year
- From £9,000 to £9,500 a year for full-time UK students. This includes students from Ireland, and EU, EEA and Swiss students who have citizens' rights after Brexit.
- From £19,500 to £21,200 a year for full-time international students.
We recommend checking individual course pages to confirm the fees for the course and start date you're interested in.