Some students will have their fees paid to us by the government. Others will need to pay their fees to us themselves.
If you're funding your own studies you can pay your fees here.
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Some students will have their fees paid to us by the government. Others will need to pay their fees to us themselves.
If you're funding your own studies you can pay your fees here.
You can change your card details if you'd like us to take your next payment from a different card.
For the 2026 to 2027 academic year tuition fees are due in full by Monday 21 September 2026.
If you've been approved for a tuition fee loan from the UK government, you do not need to do anything. The Student Loans Company will pay your tuition fees to us.
If you're funding your own studies, you can choose to pay in 3 instalments. Payments are due as follows:
Your fees are due in full within 7 days of starting your programme.
Starting between 1 August 2026 and 31 October 2026
You can choose to pay in 3 instalments. Payments are due as follows:
Starting between 1 November 2026 and 31 December 2026
You can choose to pay in 3 instalments. Payments are due as follows:
Students starting between 1 January 2027 and 20 April 2027
You can choose to pay in 2 instalments. Payments are due as follows:
Students starting after 12 April 2027
You must let us know by 1 October if a sponsor or other funder will be paying your fees. You can give us their details when you enrol. If you need to change the details you’ve given us, you must complete Sponsorship Form SP1. Send the completed form to sponfee@soton.ac.uk .
Sponsors or other funders can make a payment online . They cannot pay fees in instalments.
You'll be responsible for paying your full fees if:
It is the policy of the University to issue refunds where appropriate to students who withdraw or suspend from their course. The refund amount will depend on the timing of the withdrawal and the student’s programme of study. However, if a student has a University debt, it will be subtracted from any refunds of fees payable.
You can contact the Student Hub or the Students' Union if you have any questions about fees or funding.