New undergraduate students
Course fees for new undergraduate students are provided on our individual undergraduate course pages.
Foundation year fees
You will pay a fee of £5,760 for the 2026–27 academic session if you are studying a Foundation year in the following courses:
- Arabic and International Communication BA
- Business Management BA
- Chinese and International Communication BA
- Creative Writing and English Literature BA
- Criminology BA
- English Language and Linguistics BA
- English Literature and Language BA
- English Literature BA
- French and International Communication BA
- History BA
- International Relations and Development BA
- International Relations BA
- Law LLB
- Politics and International Relations BA
- Politics BA
- Real Estate BSc
- Sociology BA
- Spanish and International Communication BA
When you progress from the Foundation year (level 3) to the degree (level 4), the fees will increase to match our standard degree-level fees for level 4 onwards.
If you are studying a Foundation year in any other course you will be charged £9,790 for the 2026–27 academic session and £10,050 for the 2027–28. When you progress to the undergraduate degree programme, you will continue to be charged the full standard degree level fee.
Please refer to the course page for further information.
New postgraduate students
Course fees for new postgraduate students are provided on our individual postgraduate course pages.
If you have previously studied at the University of Westminster, you may be eligible for the alumni discount.
Continuing undergraduate and postgraduate students
For Home fee students who commenced their studies before September 2025, tuition fees will remain fixed at £9,250 for the duration of their course.
For Home fee students who commence their studies from September 2025 onwards, tuition fees will increase annually in line with UK Government policy.
Postgraduate taught students are charged a fixed annual fee for the standard duration of their programme. Where a student requires an extension beyond the standard duration, an additional fee will be charged at the prevailing rate at the time of re-enrolment. For example, a student originally charged £6,500 per year for a two-year programme who does not complete within this timeframe will be required to pay the current rate in effect at the time of the extension.
Students (Home and Overseas, full-time and part-time) who are retaking or retrieving modules will be charged the current postgraduate Home module fee for that year, which may be higher than the fee applicable when they originally commenced their studies.