Pay by card

• Mastercard
• Visa
• Maestro (UK and international)
• Visa Debit
• Visa Electron
• American Express
• China Unionpay 

A card payment may be refused if: 

• there is not enough money in the card holder’s account
• the card limit is not high enough
• the bank suspects the payment may be fraudulent and prevents it going out 

University’s policy on collecting late fees

If you have paid a deposit towards your programme, this amount will be deducted from your total student academic fees shown during online student registration.

If you wish to make an advance payment through MyFinance in MyEd before completing online student registration and have previously paid a deposit, please note that it may take some time for the deposit to appear on your account. If this occurs, remember to deduct the deposit amount from your student academic fees total to avoid overpayment.

Log in to MyEd to check My finance 

You may need to pay other fees for your programme (for example, module fees or dissertation fees).  

You can find out if you need to pay extra fees for your programme on the University’s degree finder.  

Undergraduate degree finder

Postgraduate degree finder

Our fee definitions

The amount you owe will be displayed during online student registration and will also appear in My Finance channel once you have registered and your invoice has been issued. 

If your student academic fees are incorrect or missing during online student registration, you can report the issue directly in the registration system.

Module fees and individual course fees

Module and individual course fees are payable in full within 30 days of the invoice date and cannot be paid by instalment. An invoice will be issued once your course selections are confirmed, and payment should be made via the My Finance channel in MyEd.

Dissertation fees and postgraduate research costs 

Dissertation fees and postgraduate research costs can be paid as part of your instalment plan.

Please contact EdHelp via the link in online student registration if:

• you need an extension of up to 10 days - include the date you expect to make your payment and how you’ll pay.

• you cannot make a payment in full or don’t have access to a valid payment method – such as a bank card for an instalment plan.

  The card does not have to be for a UK bank account, or in your name, as long as you have the cardholder’s permission (for example, a parent or guardian).

If you experience financial difficulties during your studies for reasons beyond your control, please contact EdHelp. You will be asked to share details about your situation and, if possible, suggest a revised payment plan. You will also need to provide evidence of your circumstances.

We will review your case carefully and work with you to find the best way forward. 

We do appreciate that financial difficulties can be very distressing however this does not mean that we are in a position to accommodate all alternative payment schedules proposed to us. Where this is the case, you will be asked to give the matter further thought and to work with us to achieve an acceptable outcome. You may also consider an interruption of study, with the consent of your Personal Tutor, Supervisor or Director of Studies, if your financial difficulty is extreme or likely to be long-term.

Advice if you have financial problems

You might need a refund if you have overpaid your student academic fees. This could happen if you have made an advanced payment in full but not taken away your deposit from the fees total. 

To get a refund, you should contact the Finance helpline with the subject line: ‘Request a refund for tuition fees’. 

Contact the Finance Helpline 

We can only refund money to the original payer. You can find out more by reading our credit balance refund policy. 

Credit balance refund policy