How much are Anglia Ruskin's fees for part-time undergraduates?

Fees for part-time students are linked, pro rata to (are in proportion to), the full-time fee rate, based on the number of credits studied and subject to government legislation.

For example:

• If you study Accounting and Finance BSc at University Centre Peterborough full-time (120 credits per year) you will pay £6,500 per year for 3 years. If you study the same course part-time at 50% intensity (60 credits per year) you will pay £3,250 per year for 6 years.

(If you aren't sure what intensity you will be studying at please contact our Applicant Enquiries team)

Tuition fee loans for part-time students

Since September 2012, loans for tuition fees have been made available to you if you are an eligible part-time student who completes a minimum of 25% of a full-time course per year, and are studying for your first degree. If you are eligible you won't have to pay up front for your tuition. If you think you may not meet these criteria, other help may be available.

Until you start earning £21,000 or over, no fees will need to be repaid. The earliest you can expect to commence repaying your loan is four years after you started your degree - by which time the threshold is likely to have risen in line with inflation. No matter the cost of your course, you will repay the same proportion of your salary - 9% of any earnings above that £21,000 threshold.

What other help can part-time students get?

If you are studying at 25% or greater intensity, you may be entitled to a Fee Waiver or the National Scholarship Programme (NSP). There are more than 30 NSPs available to part-time students. NSPs are allocated on a first-come first-served basis and you can apply online. If you have an NSP you will not be awarded a Fee Waiver in addition.