Undergraduate Fees

Full-time tuition fees

If you are a UK/EU student enrolling on a Foundation Degree or a BA/BSc at University College Birmingham in 2020/21, your fee for this academic year will be £9,250. A half-year tuition fee is £4,625.

This is a yearly fee and will increase with inflation in subsequent years (in line with the government’s permitted rise).
If you are an English or EU student studying your first higher education qualification, you can apply for a tuition fee loan from the Student Loans Company. You will not start repaying this loan until you leave the course and are earning over £26,575 a year.
If you live in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, you should apply to Student Finance Wales, Student Finance Northern Ireland, or SAAS. The loans and grants available to you will differ from those available from Student Finance England.
University College Birmingham does not charge for 24 or 48 week placements.

Scholarships and fee waivers

University College Birmingham provides a range of support designed to encourage individuals to access programmes of study.

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English tuition fees

Student Finance England is the organisation set up by the Government to provide you with money in order to pay for your course.

Welsh tuition fees

Student Finance Wales is the organisation set up by the Government to provide you with loans and grants in order to pay for your course and to help you with living costs.

Northern Irish / Scottish tuition fees

Information about funding for Northern Irish / Scottish students studying at University College Birmingham.

Students from the EU

EU students can apply through Student Finance for a tuition fee loan in order to pay for your course, whilst you are studying towards your first undergraduate degree or PGCE. This means that there is no need to pay any upfront tuition fees to go to university.

Any loans provided by Student Finance England only have to be repaid from the April after you have left the course and only if you are earning more than £26,575 per year.

If you are an EU student who has been living in England for more than 5 years prior to the start of your course, you can apply through Student Finance England for a maintenance loan to help you with your living costs, as well as a tuition fee loan.

EU/EEA or Swiss students working in the UK, or with family members working in the UK may be able to apply to Student Finance England for maintenance and tuition support.

Guide to Student Finance for EU students

Latest news for EU students

The UK Government has confirmed that EU students will continue to be eligible for ‘home fees’ for entry in September 2020 and therefore WILL continue to have access to financial support via student loans for the duration of their course.

EU nationals who start a higher education course in England in the 2020/21 academic year will remain eligible for undergraduate and postgraduate financial support, Advanced Learner loans, as well as FE and apprenticeships, support, whether a deal for leaving the EU is in place or not.

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Scholarships and waivers

We provide a range of support to encourage access to our courses, from academic and sporting scholarships to fee waivers and our electronic tablet scheme.

Online and part-time fees

Find out more about tuition fees and funding options for UK and EU students on our part-time or online courses at University College Birmingham.

International tuition fees

Find out more information about tuition fees, payment procedures and scholarships for international students at University College Birmingham.

The Kick-Start Scheme

Our Kick-Start Scheme offers targeted financial support for you to spend on educational resources and a range of products and services to help you in your studies.