Tuition Fees - Frequently Asked Questions

Tuition fees are fees that are payable when a student begins to study at the University. They include registration, tuition, initial examination, graduation and membership of the University Association. The fee also includes membership of the Students' Union (there is provision for students to opt out of membership).

Further information about these and other fees can be found on our Planning and Management Information Division web page.  

For the Tuition Fees that are payable by Home, European Union and International Students in all years of their course please see the Planning & Management Information Division web page.

If you are a Home or EU student, applied, been assessed and received your University/College payment advice letter.  Please hand a copy to the Student Fees Team either at registration or the Student Service Centre, University Park.

Self-financed students can pay their tuition fees in instalments.

Please see our Instalments section for further details

Details on how to pay your Tuition Fees can be found in our Paying the University section.

You may be able to receive a small discount on your fees if you pay by the published date.

Please see our Discount section for further details

Post-dated cheques are not accepted by our Finance office. Please see the section Paying the University for alternative methods.

If you wish to suspend or withdraw from your course and are wondering if any of your fees would be returned to you, please contact one of the team at studentfees-helpdesk@nottingham.ac.uk.

If you need to talk to someone about your tuition fees please either email studentfees-helpdesk@nottingham.ac.uk or telephone the Student Fees Team on +44 (0) 115 95 13710 (option 2).