Tuition fees
Everything you need to know about tuition fees.
Undergraduate study
UK Government has announced that the undergraduate tuition fee cap for home students (includes offshore) will increase every year in line with inflation.
This change will affect new and continuing full and part-time students who are charged home fees.
Full time tuition fees for 2026/27 will be £9,790 and shall increase to £10,050 for 2027/28.
Further information on the new higher education reforms can be found on the Department for Education blog.
Postgraduate study
Fees vary from course to course, so please check the individual course page for accurate fee information.
Part-time study
Tuition fees for part-time study are charged a pro-rata amount of the full-time equivalent. International students who hold a student visa are not able to register for a part-time course due to the immigration restrictions of this type of visa.
Holders of higher education qualifications
If you are classed as a UK or EU student and already hold a higher education qualification, you will be charged the same fee as UK or EU students without HE qualifications but you may not be eligible for fees and living cost support.
Tuition fees policy
You can view tuition fees policies for the current and previous academic years. You remain on the same tuition fee policy for the year that you started your current course.
Paying your fees
Home/EU/offshore students
Information on how to pay tuition fees for full and part-time home/EU and offshore students.
International students
Information on how to pay tuition fees (including deposit) for international students.
How to determine your fee status
Other costs to consider
Indicative additional costs
Any additional costs given per course are what you could expect to incur during your studies – and are for items not covered by the standard tuition fee. These could be for materials, textbooks, travel, clothing, software or printing.
Living costs
If you’re living away from home while you study, there are plenty of extra costs you need to cover – including accommodation, travel, bills and food. We’ve estimated that you’ll need to set aside between £14,000–£15,000 per academic year as a single student, based on mid-range accommodation costs. This doesn't include tuition fees or unexpected costs.
Tuition fee enquiries
If you have questions about tuition fees, please contact one of the Information Points.
If you are an international student with questions about tuition fees, please email the International Registration Team.
Guidance and support
The Money matters guide will help you understand your financial contract with UWE Bristol and our processes, including your responsibilities to pay tuition fees.
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