If you are self-funding and your fees are more than £1,000 per year, you can pay in instalments. This does not apply to Pre-sessional programmes, short courses and one-semester Study Abroad Associate programmes.
Further details can be found in Sections 5 & 6 of the University Fee Regulations.
All Postgraduates, Overseas and Overseas EU undergraduate students must pay at least 50% of the self-funding portion of the tuition fee before arranging an instalment plan.
Home fee paying undergraduate students must pay at least 25%.
If you have an approved Postgraduate loan from Student Finance that covers all of the total tuition fees, you only need to complete steps 2, 3, and 4.
Please find all payment details on out How To Pay page.
There is a non-refundable admin charge of £50/€60 for instalment plans. This charge does not apply to Home fee paying undergraduate students.
Pay the £50 admin charge online.
You will need to log into the instalment plan portal using your Queen Mary username. This will be in the format ab123456 and was emailed to you by Queen Mary IT services.
If you are in receipt of a Student Finance Postgraduate Master’s or Doctoral loan, you must email a copy of your loan entitlement letter to fees-plan@qmul.ac.uk. Please include your student ID number in the subject of the email. You must complete Step 1 above if the postgraduate loan is less than the total tuition fee amount.
Please find all the information you need on the How to pay your fees page.
You must pay your tuition fees before full enrolment each academic year. Enrolment dates can be found on the Enrolment & Temporary Enrolment Deadlines page.
You will not be fully enrolled until you have paid or made arrangements to pay your fees.
In 2024/25 the final enrolment dates are:
New Student: 4th October 2024*
Continuing Students: 6th October 2024
Your fee amount is shown on your offer letter, your invoice, MySIS (My Finances) and our website
New Student Fees: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/courses/
Continuing fees: https://arcs.qmul.ac.uk/students/finances/tuition-fees/
*New students who do not pay by this date will be given temporary enrolment with a payment deadline of 11th October 2024.
You should receive an automated receipt by email. Below is a estimated timeline of when your email receipt will be sent depending on the payment method used:
Online payment: 1 working day
International payment: 4-7 working days
Bank transfer: 2-3 working days
If you have not received your receipt, please check your email junk folder.
Please email fees@qmul.ac.uk along with your Student ID Number and proof of payment if you have not received your receipt after the estimated time.
You will only receive your invoice after you have successfully completed the Online Enrolment task on MySIS, depending on how you have told us you will be paying your fees. Please be advised it will be sent to you via email within a few working days of completing the task.
You will, however, receive an email shortly after completing your Online Enrolment with guidance on how to pay your fees and who to contact if you need support. Contact details will differ depending on the method you will be using to pay your fees so please refer to this email in the first instance. The subject line is 'Tuition Fees - Funding Option'.
If you would like to make a fee payment before mid-late August and your Admissions status is Unconditional Firm (UF) please visit MySis where the amount payable can be found in the My Finance section.
If you have not received your invoice, please check your email junk folder. If you would like a copy of your invoice, please email fees@qmul.ac.uk along with your Student ID Number.
If you are a new student unable to pay your fees, you won’t fully enrol until you have paid your tuition fees or arranged an instalment plan.
If you are enrolled and unable to pay your fees by the deadline, please refer to Section 19: 'Failure to Pay' of the Tuition Fee Regulations.
Please refer to the Advice and Counselling funding guides for further information about financial support. If you need any further assistance, please email fees@qmul.ac.uk.
Home undergraduate students have the option to pay in eight instalments, with 25% paid before or at enrolment and the balance in equal monthly instalments with the final instalment due by 30th April, or with 50% paid before enrolment and the remaining 50 percent by 31st January (for programmes starting in September).
EXAMPLE 1: Eight Monthly Instalments
Total Tuition Fee Amount: £9,250
EXAMPLE 2: Two Instalments
There is a £50 non-refundable charge for paying in instalments.
Overseas, Overseas EU undergraduate and Postgraduate (taught) students must pay at least 50% upfront before enrolment. The remaining 50% can be paid by 31st January or in four instalments up to 31st January. The £2000 deposit can go towards the first 50%. The £50 admin charge is payable with the first instalment only.
EXAMPLE 1: Two Instalments
Total Tuition Fee Amount: £20,000
Deposit Paid: £2,000
EXAMPLE 2:
No Deposit Paid
You must email a copy of your loan entitlement letter to fees-plan@qmul.ac.uk.
A PDF copy of your Postgraduate Loan Notification letter from Student Finance will be found on your Student Finance account online, under the "Letter & Emails" Tab.
If your postgraduate loan covers the full cost of your tuition fees, we will allow payment in three instalments. These payments must be aligned with the receipt of your loan from the Student Loans Company.
If your postgraduate loan does not cover the full cost of your tuition fees, we will allow the fees that is covered by the loan to be paid in three instalments and the outstanding amount to be paid in line with current policy for self-funded students (50% on enrolment and 50% at the end of January).
EXAMPLE: Loan Does NOT Cover Full Amount
Total Tuition Fee Amount: £12650
Loan Amount: £12471
1. First Instalment:
2. Second Instalment:
3. SF Instalments:
Information on how to pay
Fee status determines the rate of fees throughout studies at Queen Mary.
Queen Mary bursaries and scholarships in a range of subject areas, as well as external sources of funding.
Our regulations are updated every year, you can access a list of present and past University fee regulations here