Students, who normally live in Northern Ireland, will be charged tuition fees of £4,750 per annum for full time undergraduate programmes.

Students who normally live in England, Scotland and Wales (GB Students), will be charged tuition fees of £9,250 per annum for full time undergraduate programmes.

* EU citizens in the EU Settlement Scheme, with settled or pre-settled status, are expected to be charged the NI or GB tuition fee based on where they are ordinarily resident, however this is provisional and subject to the publication of the Northern Ireland Assembly Student Fees Regulations. Students who are ROI nationals resident in GB are expected to be charged the GB fee, however this is provisional and subject to the publication of the Northern Ireland Assembly student fees Regulations.

** It is expected that EU students who are ROI nationals resident in ROI will be eligible for NI tuition fees, in line with the Common Travel Agreement arrangements. The tuition fee set out above is provisional and subject to the publication of the Northern Ireland Assembly student fees Regulations.

Students, who normally live in the Islands will be charged tuition fees of £9,250 per annum for full time undergraduate programmes.

EU students (excludes Republic of Ireland nationals living in GB, NI or ROI) are charged tuition fees in line with international fees. 

The sandwich year fee for international and EU Other students is £1,850. The sandwich year fee for NI/ROI/GB students is to be confirmed. 

Students will be required to complete the University's enrolment and registration process at the start of the academic year. This process will be undertaken via the enrolment and registration wizard.

Students, whose personal contribution is £300 or less, will be required to pay in full at enrolment and registration.

For details of how tuition fee status is determined please refer to Undergraduate fee status

Please refer to the Student Finance Framework below for information on how tuition fees are calculated. 

Find out the various ways you can pay your tuition fees if you are externally funded or self funded.

Pay your Tuition Fees

For each year that you need student finance, you must send in an application form. Please

Student Finance Forms - Student Finance NI

Education Authority's contact details below:

Students from Northern Ireland can apply online for a fee loan at Student Finance Northern Ireland 

Students from England can apply via Student Finance England: www.studentfinance.direct.gov.uk/

Students from Wales can apply via Student Finance Wales: www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/

Scottish students can apply for a loan to pay their fees if they are studying at a UK institution outside Scotland and meet SAAS residency eligibility conditions. The residency eligibility conditions are complicated and if a student is in any doubt about their residence status, they should contact SAAS for advice.

As confirmation of funding SAAS will send students a financial notification letter which they should give to the Student Finance Office during enrolment and registration to ensure their tuition fees are paid. SAAS will make tuition fee payments directly to the University on the student’s behalf.

When an application has been made for a full-time undergraduate programme, prospective students should apply for a tuition fee loan and/or maintenance loan. Students do not need to wait until a firm offer of a place has have received.

For further up-to-date information and frequently asked questions regarding SAAS and the application process and closing dates, please visit SAAS.

The date when a student withdraws will affect the level of tuition fees which may be refunded and it will also affect a student's maintenance and tuition loan.  Adjustments to tuition fees are calculated with reference to the date of a student's withdrawal from the University, not the last date of attendance. The tables below demonstrates how tuition fees are calculated in respect of withdrawals;

Withdrawal Policy (effective from 1 August 2024)

Full-time Undergraduate Student Withdrawal and Module Drop Dates and Fee Implications

Part-time Undergraduate Student Withdrawal and Module Drop Dates and Fee Implications

Fees for part-time students are calculated by semester.  Further details of the withdrawal and module drop policy, for part-time students, are outlined in the Student Finance Framework.

The SLC course code relating to your course which should be entered in your student loan application can be found at:

https://www.qub.ac.uk/directorates/sgc/srecords/StudentLoanApplications/ApplicationProcess

Use our fees and funding FAQ search tool to find answers to your questions.