Tuition fees for full-time Undergraduates

Study now, pay once you're earning

What are tuition fees?

The cost of a course, known as a tuition fee, varies depending on which course you choose to take and whether you study full-time or part-time. Tuition fees contribute to the cost of a course. This may include paying for staff, facilities and equipment.

How much will a full-time Undergraduate student at Anglia Ruskin pay?

All universities charge a tuition fee each year; for 2013/14, the maximum an English university can charge is £9,000 a year - a fee set by the UK Government. However, Anglia Ruskin University is charging:
  • £8,300 a year for a course leading to a degree (eg BA, BSc, LLB)
  • £7,500 a year for a foundation degree (FdA/FdSc) or Higher National Diploma/Certificate (HND/HNC)
  • £6,500 a year to study for an Anglia Ruskin degree at one of our partners

Do I have to pay for my qualification now?

You don't have to pay your tuition fees before you start studying. The UK government offers tuition fee loans to eligible students to cover the whole of your course. You'll only have to start paying back your tuition fees once you have finished your course and are earning over £21,000 a year.

What does the tuition fee pay for?

At Anglia Ruskin University, we are committed to providing students with high-quality teaching - with courses that are not only relevant to the needs of industry and future employers, but that are also engaging and stimulating, with an emphasis on the acquisition of practical skills. Your tuition fees not only help to ensure that we can fulfill this commitment; they also enable us to give you world class facilities across all departments. Visit our Why Choose Anglia Ruskin page for more details.


For more information on paying for your tuition read Financial Support for Undergraduates
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