Tuition Fees
2014/15 tuition fee tables
The 2014/15 tuition fee tables include:
- home fees
- international fees
- details of which courses may require a supplement for ELQ students
Fee tables
2014/15 fee tables
Older fee tables
Regulations
The University of Nottingham’s 2014-15 fee regulations define:
- the category of fees
- what the fees cover
- how fees should be paid
- what happens if fees are not paid
- other fees, such as re-examination fees and administrative charges
Regulations for fees and other sums due to the University
Students studying for equivalent or lower qualifications (ELQ)
Some students, known as ELQ students, are not included in the arrangements for Government funding of higher education. This applies to students on certain courses who are studying for a qualification that is equivalent to or lower than a qualification they already possess. For example, a student studying for a first degree who already possesses a degree will usually be an ELQ student (though there are a small number of exceptions).
If you are an ELQ student you may be charged a supplement to the normal tuition fee to take account of the fact that the University does not receive any Government funding for you. The undergraduate and postgraduate taught fee tables indicate whether the supplement is payable for the course you are studying. The Exceptional Fees and Other Sums due to the University table gives the amount of the ELQ supplement.
However, regardless of the course, if you are in receipt of the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) you will not have to pay the supplement.
For undergraduate students, please note that the support available from the Student Loans Company (SLC) is different for ELQ students. This applies to all ELQ students whether or not you are required to pay the University’s ELQ supplement. So, if you want to know whether the SLC will treat you as an ELQ student, you need to check with the SLC. Whether you are charged a supplement by the University is not a reliable guide to the decision of the SLC.
If you are unsure whether you will need to pay the supplement, please contact the Admissions Office.
Please note, this ELQ policy does not apply to postgraduate research students or to international students.