Brexit and tuition fees for EU students

Following the UK's exit from the European Union, the UK government confirmed that EU, EEA and Swiss nationals who are not registered as 'settled or 'pre-settled' in the UK are no longer eligible for Home/UK fee status or financial support from Student Finance England.

This means that most EU students will pay the same fees as international students, with the following exceptions:

  • EU nationals who are already resident in the UK and hold pre-settled or settled status and meet all other eligibility requirements may still be entitled to fees at the UK student rate and to the financial support options available to UK students.
  • Irish nationals living in the UK or the Republic of Ireland will be treated the same as UK students for fees and funding purposes.
  • UK nationals living in the EU, EEA and Switzerland may also continue to be eligible for Home/UK fee status, when entering courses at UK universities until 31 December 2027 (subject to meeting eligibility criteria).
  • If you're not sure whether you pay the home or international fee rate, please visit the UKCISA website or read more detailed information on fees and funding for EU, EEA and Swiss students.

Read more information for EU students, including visa information.

To provide financial assistance to students entering the University based on an EU qualification the University provides an EU Qualifications Welcome Awards scheme for students. More details, including full terms and conditions, can be found on our EU Qualifications Welcome Awards page.

For postgraduate students, we offer scholarships for international fee-paying students to include EU and non EU international students

If you have any questions, please contact our course enquiries team:

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