For 2023/24, our undergraduate tuition fees are £9,250 per year*, a year abroad is charged at £1,385, and a year in industry is £1,850. Be sure to double-check your course page because some programmes vary slightly.
Remember, you won't start paying your fees back until you've left University and earn above the repayment threshold (currently £27,295). In the meantime, you can apply for a maintenance loan to help cover your living costs.
If that wasn't enough, you'll be living in one of the UK's most affordable cities. Take a look and see how much you can save on those important essentials like gym membership and your daily caffeine fix.
* This fee is subject to an increase in line with inflation. Maximum tuition fees are set by the government.
If you've applied for a tuition fee loan from Student Finance England - don't worry - you don't need to pay your fees yourself.
Arrangements are slightly different if you’re from Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Guernsey, Jersey or the Isle of Man.
Enrolled students can pay online by visiting the MyHull portal.
Cash payments
Cash payments are not accepted by the University for tuition or accommodation fees. Cash deposited directly into our bank account will also not be accepted.
Update or change your debit/credit card details
Unlike Direct Debits, the RCP (Recurring Card Payment) instalment plan uses your debit/credit card details to take your payments. If you change your card, or receive a new card, you will need to update your details to ensure that your payment plan will not be interrupted.
Update debit/credit card details
You will need to enter the card holder’s email address and click authenticate, after which you will be sent an email containing a secure link to where you will be able to enter your new card details. If you have any questions, please contact Student Financial Services on 01482 462222.
Please note:
- The University of Hull will never send direct links asking for you to provide your debit or credit card details. The card update link will only ever be sent by request of the payer.
- You should never email your debit or credit card details to anyone. If we receive any card information via email we will delete all correspondence immediately and will be unable to update your details.
You can pay your fees by debit/credit card by visiting the MyHull portal.
If you've applied for a tuition fee loan, don't worry - we'll sort it.
If you're paying your fees yourself and have UK bank account, you can set up a Direct Debit by visiting MyHull. We'll send you an advance notification with a payment schedule.
Academic year 2023/2024
If you started your studies in September 23 on a full-time course, you will pay your fees 50% at enrolment and 50% on 25 January 2024.
If you are starting your studies in January 24 on a full-time course, you will pay your fees 50% at enrolment and 50% on 30 May 2024.
For part-time courses starting in January 2024, you have two options:
- Two instalments: 50% at enrolment and 50% on 30 May 2024.
- Eight instalments: 12.5% at enrolment, followed by 12.5% for a further 7 months.
Academic year 2024/2025
You’ll pay for a full-time course in two instalments – 50% at enrolment and 50% on 30 January 2025.
For part-time courses, you have two options:
- Two Instalments: 50% at enrolment and 50% on 30 January 20205
- Eight instalments: 12.5% at enrolment, followed by 12.5% each month until May 2025.
You will need to complete an online withdrawal form if you’re thinking about withdrawing from your course. You can find these within the MyHull Portal, under the ‘Useful Forms’ section. Before we finalise your withdrawal we will make contact with you to offer you the necessary advice and support.
If you do decide to leave - either temporarily or permanently - we’ll we calculate your fees, including any fee waivers and discounts, based on your leaving date.
If you leave in term one, you’ll pay 25% of your fees, 50% in term two and 100% in term three. If you are a new student and decide to leave within 14 days of the course start date (not the date you have enrolled on the course), there will be no fees charged.
Remember that you may still need to repay your tuition fee and maintenance loan as normal, unless you were overpaid. Student Finance England will stop any future payments, and send you a new student finance entitlement letter, based on the number of days you attended your course.
If you’ve been overpaid Childcare Grant they will not reduce your future payments, but contact you once you’ve finished or left your course to discuss affordable repayment options.
Struggling to make ends meet? Or just want to budget better?
Our financial support team can give you expert advice to help you get back on your feet. If you need a financial boost, you may be eligible for our funds, grants or bursaries.
You'll need to provide written confirmation of sponsorship.
The letter should be:
- in English
- printed on letter headed paper
- addressed to the University of Hull
And you'll need to include:
- contact details for your sponsor (name, address, telephone number and email address)
- your name and address
- UCAS personal ID/applicant number/student enrolment number
- the sponsorship amount in pounds sterling (£) or the length of the sponsorship (for example, first year/full course).
If these requirements aren't met, or your sponsor doesn't meet the University's terms and conditions on payment of tuition fees, you'll be expected to pay your tuition fees.
Your sponsor will need to be a legitimate government or public body. We don't accept funding from family members (even if through a business) and you'll be classed as self-funding instead.
You'll be invited by email to complete online enrolment and you'll need to upload your sponsor letter/financial guarantee letter. It will be reviewed and if accepted, you will be able to complete online enrolment. You don't need to upload fee waivers letters received from the University.
If you have any questions, get in touch by emailing sfssponsor@hull.ac.uk or calling 01482 462222.