Tuition Fees

1. Home or Overseas?

Government funds are paid direct to the universities to meet the actual costs involved for UK/EU students. These funds are not available for other international students. Their fees are charged at a different rate by all British universities.

Your fee status depends largely on:

• where you have lived in the three years immediately before the start of your course of study (regardless of your nationality) AND
• your immigration status - if you need a visa, you do not qualify for home fees.
  
  The rules on fee status are complex for certain categories of students. For more details see

www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees/status or www.ukcisa.org.uk

2. What should I do if I am not certain about my status?

1. If you have any doubts about your status, please contact the appropriate Admissions Section for advice before coming to Sheffield.
2. A ruling from another university may not be accepted by the University of Sheffield.

3. When must fees be paid?

1. All fees must be paid during your studies.
2. Detailed information about this is in “Registration: The Essential Guide 2011–12”
   

4. What is my fee in 2011-2012?

1. Fees are in your CAS information can be found on our website:

www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees

2. All fees are quoted in pounds sterling.
3. Students on courses of more than one year – tuition fees increase every year and an annual increase of between 5% and 8% should be expected and budgeted for.
4. FEES QUOTED ARE PAYABLE EACH YEAR.
5. If in any doubt about the amount of the fee to be paid, contact

email : studentfees@sheffield.ac.uk