Fees and Finance

Fees

Paying Tuition Fees with a Student Loan

Tuition Fee Loans are paid directly to the UEA in three instalments throughout the year. The registration task should be pre-filled with these details but if they aren’t you will need to let finance know if you plan to use a fee loan. There will be an option to do this in the task.

Paying Your Tuition Fees Directly

If you are paying fees yourself, or a parent/guardian is paying them for you, you/they will need to complete the tuition fee section of the online registration. You/they can choose to pay in full, 9 instalments by Direct Debit or 3 termly instalments. If you’re paying the fees all at once, you have 28 days from the date of the invoice to make your payment. If paying by instalments, the payment is due before or on the dates stated in the notifications that are sent.

Paying Your Accommodation Fees

We offer a number of different payment options, which can include a one off yearly payment, 3 termly instalments or 9 ‘monthly’ instalments. Many of you may be receiving funding from Student Finance, for which you can opt to pay your accommodation in 3 instalments which coincide with your loan payments. However, if you are paying for your accommodation independently you may be better off paying over the 9 (approx. monthly) instalments. You will need to set up a UK bank account for both receiving any student loan payments you are eligible for, but also to establish the Direct Debit payments to the university.
 

Scholarships, Sponsorships and Bursaries

Scholarship or Sponsor

If you are in receipt of a scholarship or have a sponsor it should show up on your online registration task automatically. If it doesn't, press something is wrong, tell us (on the task) and let us know.  Please follow this up by submitting a scan or supporting documentation to accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk.

Bursaries

Students expecting a UEA Bursary due to low household income will be contacted by the UEA Bursaries office via their UEA e-mail account, once registered.

Find out more about UEA Bursaries

Budgeting

Managing your money is important, and something that we strongly recommend you think about before you arrive. This is what some of the experts think:
 

UEA Resource Centre

Our Resource Centre has an interactive workbook to put you in charge of your budget and help you balance your income and spending.  

 

Which?
According to Which? Four in 10 first-years say they’d found managing money trickier than expected. Here are their tips for successful budgeting.
 

UCAS
“If you get loans and funding at the start of each term it can seem like a lot of money. But making it last across the year can be hard…”
UCAS student budgeting tips
 

UEA Student Services
If you’re worried about managing your money when you get here, you can always get support from Student Services. 
 
 

Need Help?

For more information please contact us via email: accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk 

 

 

 

Fees

Paying Your Fees Directly

If you are paying fees yourself, you will need to complete the tuition fee section of the online registration. You can choose to pay in full, 9 instalments by Direct Debit, or 3 termly instalments. If you’re paying the fees all at once, you have 28 days from the date of the invoice to make your payment. If paying by instalments, then the payment is due before or on the dates stated in the notifications that we will send you.
The postgraduate loan, from Student Finance,  is paid directly to you so you will need to make arrangements to cover the cost of your tuition fees.  When you complete the tuition fee task please select the option to pay in 3 instalments and we will match the dates you receive your instalment of loan from Student Finance.

Paying UEA Accommodation Fees

You will normally pay your UEA accommodation fees in monthly instalments.
If you don’t have a UK bank account yet, don’t worry. Please still complete the accommodation task. If you have chosen to pay in 9 instalments you will fill in the Direct Debit form once you have set-up a UK bank account. 

Studentship or Sponsor?

If you are in receipt of a scholarship or have a sponsor it should show up on your online registration form automatically. If it doesn’t, press something is wrong, tell us (on the task) and let us know. Please follow this up by submitting a scan or supporting documentation to accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk.  

Need Help?

For more information please contact us via email: accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk 

Fees

Paying Your Fees Directly

If you are paying fees yourself, you will need to complete the tuition fee section of the online registration. You can choose to pay in full, 9 instalments by Direct Debit, or 3 instalments. If you’re paying the fees all at once, you have 28 days from the date of the invoice to make your payment. If paying by instalments, then the payment is due before or on the dates stated in the notifications that we will send you.

If you have a UK Doctoral or Master’s loan, it will be paid directly to you so you will need to make arrangements to cover the cost of your tuition fees.  When you complete the tuition fee task please select the option to pay in 3 instalments and we will match the dates you receive your instalment of loan from Student Finance.

 

Paying UEA Accommodation Fees

You will normally pay your UEA accommodation fees in monthly instalments.
If you don’t have a UK bank account yet, don’t worry. Please still complete the accommodation task. If you have chosen to pay in 9 instalments you will fill in the Direct Debit form once you have your bank account details. 
 

Studentship or Sponsor?

If you are in receipt of a studentship or have a sponsor it should show up on your online registration form automatically. If it doesn’t, please use the option to tell us that something is wrong.  Alternatively, please scan any  supporting evidence and email it to accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk.  

 

Need Help?

For more information please contact us via email: accounts.receivable@uea.ac.uk