Undergraduate Tuition Fees
These are the tuition fees charged per year for undergraduate courses including BA, BSc, Foundation Degree and Integrated Masters.
Whether a student is charged the Home/EU or International tuition fee depends on their fee status.
Tuition fees for 2019/20
Home/EU
Most students would be charged the following tuition fees in the 2019/20 academic year:
| Full-time students who start their course in 2019, and continuing students who started their current course in 2017 or 2018 | £9,250 subject to an inflationary increase in subsequent years of a student’s course, if permitted by government rules |
| Continuing full-time students who started their current course between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £9,000 |
| Part-time students | Pro rata to full-time students |
However, in the following circumstances, the tuition fee can vary from those shown above:
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year, whose course started in 2017 or later | £1,850 |
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year, whose course started between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £1,800 |
Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year, whose course started in 2017 or later | £1,385, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
| Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year, whose course started between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £1,350, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
| Students who will be repeating units, students who have transferred course and students who will be returning to their course after taking time out | Contact your Programme Administrator |
International
Note that the following tuition fees are for the 2019/20 academic year only, and may increase by up to 5% in subsequent years of a student’s course.
| Students starting a course in 2019 | £19,930 |
| Students who started in 2018 | £19,350 |
| Students who started in 2017 | £19,160 |
| Students who started in 2016 | £18,970 |
| Students who started in 2015 | £17,920 |
| Students who started in 2014 | £17,310 |
| Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | The standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
| Students who will be repeating units, students who have transferred course and students who will be returning to their course after taking time out | Contact your Programme Administrator |
Islands
Students from the Channel Islands and Isle of Man are charged at the same rate as Home/EU fee status students (see above) if they are being funded by their island’s authority for higher education.
Students who are not being funded by their island’s authority for higher education will have their fee status assessed by the University, and may be charged either the Home/EU or International fees, depending on the outcome of the fee status assessment.
See the UKCISA website for more detailed information.
Tuition fees for 2018/19
Home/EU
Most students would be charged the following tuition fees in the 2018/19academic year:
| Full-time students who start their course in 2018, and those who started their current course in 2017 | £9,250, subject to an inflationary increase in subsequent years of a student’s course, if permitted by government rules |
| Full-time students who started their current course between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £9,000 |
| Part-time students | Pro rata to full-time students |
However, in the following circumstances, the tuition fee can vary from those shown above:
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year, whose course started in 2017 | £1,850 |
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year, whose course started between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £1,800 |
Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year, whose course started in 2017 | £1,385, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
| Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year, whose course started between 2012 and 2016 inclusive | £1,350, unless there are changes to government or ERASMUS policy |
| Students who will be repeating units, students who have transferred course and students who will be returning to their course after taking time out | Contact your Programme Administrator |
International
Note that the following tuition fees are for the 2018/19 academic year only, and may increase by up to 5% in subsequent years of a student’s course.
| Students starting a course in 2018 | £19,350 |
| Students who started in 2017 | £18,600 |
| Students who started in 2016 | £18,420 |
| Students who started in 2015 | £17,400 |
| Students who started in 2014 | £16,810 |
| Students on an ERASMUS or outgoing study abroad year | The standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
| Students on a sandwich (work placement) year | 20% of the standard fee rate in the relevant row above |
| Students who will be repeating units, students who have transferred course and students who will be returning to their course after taking time out | Contact your Programme Administrator |
Islands
Students from the Channel Islands and Isle of Man are charged at the same rate as Home/EU fee status students (see above) if they are being funded by their island’s authority for higher education.
Students who are not being funded by their island’s authority for higher education will have their fee status assessed by the University, and may be charged either the Home/EU or International fees, depending on the outcome of the fee status assessment.
See the UKCISA website for more detailed information.
Funding your tuition fees and living costs
How a student will pay for a course and fund the other costs related to studying are important to consider. See our example living costs to get an idea of how your living costs might look while studying at UAL.
- Home/EU fee status students can find information about loans, grants, scholarships and bursaries on the Undergraduate Funding pages.
- International fee status students can find information on our International Fees and Money pages.
Help
The Student Advice Service is available to provide further information and support on financial matters related to your course.