All students can make a payment toward their tuition fees at any time before the due date, and do not need to have an invoice to make a payment.

Your invoice will be issued at the start of December and is due in FULL by the 31 January.

You are welcome to make smaller, more easy to manage payments towards your fees before the invoice is generated. All we ask is that you have made sufficient payments to cover your full fee by the 31 January.

Your invoice will be issued around the second week of October and split into two equal instalments:

• The first instalment of 50% is due by 31 October with the deposit automatically deducted from the 1st instalment
• The second instalment is due by 31 January.

The invoice will be sent directly to the sponsoring organisation.

Payment of the invoice is due 30 days from the invoice date.

A student sponsored by a friend or relative will be regarded as responsible for their own fees (self-funded).

In the event of non-payment of part or all fees by the sponsoring organisation, the outstanding amount will be invoiced to the student and be payable within 14 days.

Your invoice will be issued around the second week of October and is due in FULL by 31 October.

Full payment of the course fee is required upon acceptance of the offer.

Distance Learning Fees Invoiced at Module Level

You will be sent an invoice for your module fee three weeks prior to the module start date.

Payment of the invoice must be received at least 7 days prior to module start date.

King's Digital online distance learning fees

For students studying after 1st September 2024:

• your invoice will be issued approximately four weeks prior to the module start date
• you will be given 12 calendar days to make payment.
• Payment must be received by King's College London at least 14 days prior to the module start date.

Distance Learning Fees Invoiced at Programme Level

Your invoice is due in two instalments but you are welcome to make smaller, more easy to manage payments towards your fees before the invoice is generated. All we ask is that you have made sufficient payments to cover your full fee by the due date.

September Starters

You will be invoiced your tuition fees for the year at the beginning of October:

• The first instalment is due 31 October, or 14 days from the date of the invoice (whichever is the latest)
• The second instalment is due 31 January.

January Starters

You will be invoiced your tuition fees for the year at the beginning of January:

• The first instalment is due 31 January, or 14 days from the date of the invoice (whichever is the latest)
• The second instalment is due 30 April.

April and May Starters

You will be invoiced your tuition fees for the year at the beginning of May:

• The first instalment is due 31 May, or 14 days from the date of the invoice (whichever is the latest)
• The second instalment is due 31 August.

Your invoice will be issued at the start of December and is due in FULL by the 31 January.

You are welcome to make smaller, more easy to manage payments towards your fees before the invoice is published. All we ask is that you have made sufficient payments to cover your full fee by the 31 January.

Where the college is notified by Student Finance that you are receiving either a Postgraduate Master's or Doctoral Loan, then we will split any portion of tuition fees that you are responsible for, into equal instalments with due dates to match your loan disbursements.

Postgraduate SLC Loans

The invoice is due in FULL 21 days from the date of the invoice.

Full payment is due up front upon acceptance of the offer.

If you have enrolled part-way through the academic year on courses starting January or later, you will be offered the option of two equal instalments, with the first due 14 days from the date of the invoice and the second instalment due three months later.

Your residence fees will be itemised on an invoice generated at the start of the agreement, normally within 7-10 days of your arrival.

Residence Fees

For enquiries about funding and loans:

• http://www.slc.co.uk
• Maintenance Payments
• Student Funding Office
• Funding@kcl.ac.uk

For enquiries about tuition fee liability:

• Nightingale Student Hub
• Education Support Team
• Student Services Online
• Money Housing and Advice Services (MHAS)

For enquiries about residence fees:

• King's Accommodation

For enquiries about your payment:

• Credit Control