How to Pay Payment Methods for Self Funded Study

For international students first commencing their programme in September 2025, there is a requirement to pay a deposit of £4,000 before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be issued.

The preference is for tuition fees to be paid in full at or prior to the point of enrolment.

If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in full, you must pay a minimum of 50% (this includes the above deposit) of the tuition fee due at registration and agree to pay the balance in instalments.

Instalment plan to cover the balance is two further equal instalments on 01 December and 01 March via the International Payment Portal.

(The CAS deposit does not apply to international distance learning students).

For international students first commencing their MBBS programme in September 2025, the preference is for tuition fees to be paid in full at or prior to the point of enrolment.

If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in full, there is a requirement to pay a minimum of 10% of the tuition fee as a deposit and agree to pay the balance over 9 equal instalments.  To avail of this option, you must sign up to the instalment plan at registration.

The Department of Health has introduced a mandatory clinical placement levy for all international medical students to encompass access to Health and Social Care clinical placements.  This levy is payable each academic year, on top of the tuition fee.  Student contribution towards the levy, which is payable in full to the University at enrolment, is available via the link below and is reviewed annually.

International and EU (Excluding ROI)

If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in full, you must pay a minimum of 50% of the tuition fee due for the year, prior to registration and agree to pay the balance in instalments.

Instalment plan to cover the balance is two further instalments of 25% (of the tuition fee due for the year) on 01 December and the remaining 50% on 01 March via the International Payment Portal.

For international students first commencing their programme in September 2025, there is a requirement to pay a deposit of £4,000 before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be issued.

The preference is for tuition fees to be paid in full at or prior to the point of enrolment.

If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in full, you must pay a minimum of 50% (this includes the above deposit) of the full programme fee prior to registration and agree to pay the balance in instalments.

Instalment plan to cover the balance is two further equal instalments on 01 December and 01 March via the International Payment Portal.

(The CAS deposit does not apply to international distance learning students).

For international students first commencing their programme in January 2026, there is a requirement to pay a deposit of £4,000 before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be issued.

The preference is for tuition fees to be paid in full at or prior to the point of enrolment.

If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in full, you must pay a minimum of 50% (this includes the above deposit) of the full programme cost and agree to an instalment plan at registration.

Instalment plan to cover the balance is two further equal instalments on 01 April and 01 July via the International Payment Portal.

(The CAS deposit does not apply to international distance learning students)