Tuition fees

The University of Nottingham has set undergraduate fees for full-time home* and EU students at £9,000 from 2012.

Please note: fees do not have to be paid upfront and the University is providing a generous package of bursaries to support home students from lower-income families. Well over a third of our students will be eligible for our core bursaries, which offer up to £3,000 for each year of undergraduate study.

All students

Student Financial Services provides information on paying your fees, such as:

Student Services Financial Support provides information and advice on money issues and funding.

Budget planner

Use our Budget Planner tool to help you estimate your costs.

New undergraduate students ─ home* and EU

Starting in 2012/13

Starting in 2013/14

New international students

New postgraduate students

*A home student is defined as a student who meets certain residency conditions (the same conditions apply to eligibility for UK Government student financial support). Usually this means you have an unrestricted right to enter and remain in the UK and you have been ordinarily resident in the UK for three years prior to the start of your course. None of this time must have been spent in the UK wholly or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education. Visit the Directgov website for further information.

For details about who to contact for queries regarding student tuition fees and financial support, please visit our contact us page.