Tuition Fees & Additional Costs

Scottish Campuses: Session 2018-19 - International (non-EU) Payment Plans

If you are an International (non-EU) student studying at one of our Scottish Campuses, you may be able to meet your cost of Tuition Fees through a payment plan. Depending on when you begin your studies, you can find details of these payment plans below:

September Intake: Undergraduate

Annual Tuition Fees as follows: Class-based subjects: £10,600 / Lab-based: £12,100 / Lab-based (Engineering & Computing): £13,100

• 1st Instalment: September prior to enrolment (Class-based: £3550 / Lab-based: £4050 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4400)
• 2nd Instalment: 1 November (Class-based: £3525 / Lab-based: £4025 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4350)
• 3rd Instalment: 1 February (Class-based: £3525 / Lab-based: £4025 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4350)

January Intake

Annual Tuition Fees as follows: Class-based subjects: £10,600 / Lab-based: £12,100 / Lab-based (Engineering & Computing): £13,100

• 1st Instalment: January, prior to enrolment (Class-based: £3550 / Lab-based: £4050 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4400)
• 2nd Instalment: 1 April (Class-based: £3525 / Lab-based: £4025 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4350)
• 3rd Instalment: 1 July (Class-based: £3525 / Lab-based: £4025 / Lab-based (Eng & Computing): £4350)

Additional Costs

Tuition Fees will cover the cost of teaching on your chosen course.

Depending on your chosen course, you may need to pay additional costs for things such as field trips, specialist equipment, books, uniforms, membership fees, placement expenses etc.

Our degree finder includes information on any additional costs for each course of study and you should make sure that you are aware of these before you apply for your chosen course.

In addition to Tuition Fees and any additional costs associated with your chosen course, you will also need to consider your cost of living during your studies. You can find out more about any financial support available for living costs by visiting our Money, Fees and Funding webpages, and selecting the type of student you will be. You can also find information on budgeting and planning ahead for University on our Money & Debt Advice webpages.

Some students may be eligible for additional financial support to help them meet their costs of living and study. You can find out more by visiting our Other Financial Support webpages.