What happens to my tuition fees if I interrupt or withdraw from my programme?

If you interrupt or withdraw from your studies, your fees will be revised based on the number of weeks you have attended during the year. Postgraduate Research fees are based on 52 weeks' worth of attendance.

Please read carefully under the relevant heading below:

• If you interrupt with the last date of attendance during the first 2 weeks of the year, no fees will be due.
• If you interrupt after week 2, fees will be re-calculated according to the number of weeks you attended, using your last date of attendance as confirmed to us by your department.
• The calculation is based on attendance dates of 52 weeks, for most students that is October to October.
• Calculation: programme fee divided by year length (52 weeks) multiplied by number of weeks attended.
• Any pro-rata calculated fees will be due in full within 14 days from the date of the invoice. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like to speak to someone about any outstanding fee payments, please contact Money Housing and Advice Services (MHAS) for help and support.

•  If you withdraw with a last date of attendance during the first 2 weeks of the year, no fees will be due.
• If you withdraw after week 2, fees will be re-calculated according to the number of weeks you attended, using your last date of attendance, as confirmed to us by your department.
• Your withdrawal date is calculated as the date stated on your withdrawal application.
• The calculation is based on attendance dates of 52 weeks, for most students that is October to October.
• Calculation: programme fee divided by year length (52 weeks) multiplied by number of weeks attended.
• Any pro-rata calculated fees will be due in full within 14 days from the date of the invoice. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like to speak to someone about any outstanding fee payments, please contact Money Housing and Advice Services (MHAS) for help and support.

• If you interrupt with a last date of attendance during the first 2 weeks of the year, no fees will be due.
• If you interrupt after week 2, fees will be re-calculated according to the number of weeks you attended, using your last date of attendance, as confirmed to us by your department.
• The calculation is based on attendance dates of 52 weeks, for most students that is October to October.
• Calculation: programme fee divided by year length (52 weeks) multiplied by number of weeks attended.
• Any pro-rata calculated fees will be due in full within 14 days from the date of the invoice. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like to speak to someone about any outstanding fee payments, please contact Money Housing and Advice Services (MHAS) for help and support.

• If you withdraw with a last date of attendance during the first 2 weeks of the year, no fees will be due.
• If you withdraw after week 2, fees will be re-calculated according to the number of weeks you attended, using your last date of attendance, as confirmed to us by your department.
• Your withdrawal date is calculated as the date stated on your withdrawal application.
• The calculation is based on attendance dates of 52 weeks, for most students that is October to October.
• Calculation: programme fee divided by year length (52 weeks) multiplied by number of weeks attended.
• Any pro-rata calculated fees will be due in full within 14 days from the date of the invoice. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like to speak to someone about any outstanding fee payments, please contact Money Housing and Advice Services (MHAS) for help and support.

Your fee liability will be clarified with you upon your return to studies.  This will normally be a pro-rata amount that is based on the number of weeks to be attended on your return.

General Enquiries

If you have any further questions that you feel are not addressed from the above, please submit your query through Student Services Online and a member of staff will be happy to help you.