Welsh Tuition Fees
Student Finance Wales
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, whilst you are studying towards your first undergraduate degree.
This means that there is no need to pay any upfront tuition fees to go to university.
Any loans provided by Student Finance Wales only have to be repaid from the April after you have left the course and only if you are earning more than £25,000 per year.
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Policies and regulations
Information regarding how University College Birmingham is governed, including documents on the University's strategy and management.
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Postgraduate fees
Find more information about tuition fees and funding options for UK or EU students on postgraduate courses at University College Birmingham.
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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.
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Paying your own fees
If you wish to pay your tuition fees yourself, find out more information here about how to pay and dates of instalments.
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Repeating with attendance
What does repeat with attendance mean and how long will it take? How much is repeat study, and will Student Finance pay for this? Find out more here.
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International tuition fees
Find out more information about tuition fees, payment procedures and scholarships for international students at University College Birmingham.
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