If you're planning to study at undergraduate level with us, you'll need to pay tuition fees for each year of your course.
Here you can read about tuition fees for undergraduate courses at UAL. These include:
- BA
- BSc
- Foundation Degree
- Integrated Masters.
Your fee status
How much you need to pay depends on whether you're classed as a Home or International student. This is known as your fee status.
2021/22 Home tuition fees
Most full-time students are charged the following annual tuition fees.
Part-time fees are pro rata to the full-time fees.
New students
Students starting their course in 2021/22 | £9,250 |
Continuing students who started their course in 2017, 2018, 2019 or 2020
Continuing students | £9,250 |
Sandwich (work placement) year | £1,850 |
ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | £1,385, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
Repeating units, transferred course or returning to study after taking time out. | Contact your Programme Administrator |
2021/22 International tuition fees
Please note: the following tuition fees are for the 2021/22 academic year only, and may increase by up to 5% in later years of a student’s course.
Students starting a course in 2021 | £22,920 |
Students who started in 2020 | £22,920 |
Students who started in 2019 | £20,530 |
Students who started in 2018 | £20,530 |
Students who started in 2017 | £19, 730 |
ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
Sandwich (work placement) year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
Repeating units, transferred course or returning to study after taking time out. | Contact your Programme Administrator |
2021/22 Islands tuition fees
Students from the Channel Islands and Isle of Man are charged the Home fee rate if they're being funded by their island’s authority for higher education.
If you're not being funded by your island’s authority for higher education, UAL will assess your fee status. Depending on the outcome of this assessment, you may be charged either Home or International fees.
To learn more, please read UKCISA's guidance.
2020/21 Home/EU tuition fees
Most full time students would be charged the following tuition fees.
Part time fees are calculated pro rata to the full time fees.
New students
Students starting their course in 2020/21 | £9,250 |
Continuing students who started their course in 2017, 2018 or 2019
Continuing students | £9,250 |
Sandwich (work placement) year | £1,850 |
ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | £1,385, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
Repeating units, transferred course or returning to study after taking time out. | Contact your Programme Administrator |
Continuing students who started their course between 2012 and 2016 inclusive
Continuing students | £9,000 |
Repeating units, transferred course or returning to study after taking time out | Contact your Programme Administrator |
2020/21 International tuition fees
Please note: the following tuition fees are for the 2020/21 academic year only, and may increase by up to 5% in later years of a student’s course.
Students starting a course in 2020 | £22,920 |
Students who started in 2019 | £20,530 |
Students who started in 2018 | £20,530 |
Students who started in 2017 | £19,730 |
Students who started in 2016 | £19,540 |
Students who started in 2015 | £18,460 |
ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
Sandwich (work placement) year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
Repeating units, transferred course or returning to study after taking time out. | Contact your Programme Administrator |
2020/21 Islands tuition fees
Students from the Channel Islands and Isle of Man are charged the Home fee rate if they're being funded by their island’s authority for higher education.
If you're not being funded by your island’s authority for higher education, UAL will assess your fee status. Depending on the outcome of this assessment, you may be charged either Home or International fees.
To learn more, please read UKCISA's guidance.