Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for international students

The following tuition fees apply for new international students (students who are not classified as home students) who enrol at the University in the 2021/22 academic year:

Programme	Fee for 2021/22	Fee for 2022/23
Undergraduate Programmes (e.g. FdA, FdSc, BA, BSc)*	£12,500 (per year)	£13,500 (per year)
BA (Hons) Accelerated*	£15,000	£15,000
BA (Hons) (Online)	£5,500	£5,800
Postgraduate Programmes (e.g. MSc, MA)*	£13,500	£14,500
Intensive English Language Programme	£7,800	£8,000
International Foundation Diploma*	£9,000	£9,500
Placement Activity (full-year/half-year placement)	£500 FY £250 HY	£500 FY £250 HY

*A £500 discount is applied if the fees are paid in full at enrolment.

Course	Tuition Fees
Online Pre-sessional English Course (10 weeks)	£2,900

This list is not exhaustive and for details of tuition fees for courses not listed above please contact the International Office at University College Birmingham on +44 (0) 121 2324116

The University’s policy is that tuition fee set for international students for their first year on a particular course will be maintained for all subsequent years (i.e. there are no fee increases).

Pre-payment procedures

For UCAS applicants

When a UCAS applicant has been made an unconditional offer and informed UCAS that they wish to accept the offer, and when UCAS notifies University College Birmingham of the applicant's acceptance, a standard pre-payment letter with the pre-payment policy will then be sent to the applicant.

Once payment has been received by the University's Finance Office with the signed pre-payment policy slip, the University will then send an official offer letter to the student to confirm the offer.

For direct applicants

When the applicant has been made an unconditional offer by University College Birmingham, a standard pre-payment letter with the pre-payment policy (UK website) will be sent to the applicant.

Once payment has been received by the University's Finance Office with the signed pre-payment policy slip, the University will then send an official offer letter to the student to confirm the offer.

Find out more (UK website)