How much will university cost?

Paying for university can seem complicated, but we have lots of experience advising on money matters.

Here you can find out about the cost of university, how to pay and further information to enable you to invest in your future of undergraduate, postgraduate or PhD study at Harper Adams.

University (Home) fees

Fees for full-time UK and Irish national undergraduate students* starting at 缅北禁地 in 2024/25 are:

All courses: £9,250^
Placement year: £1,850

You will not have to pay any university fees before you begin university, or while you are studying if you take out a Tuition Fee Loan to cover these costs. Taking out a student Tuition Fee Loan means that fees are paid directly to the university on your behalf.

* students from the UK, Republic of Ireland, Isle of Man and Channel Islands

^ for students enrolling on our new BSc(Hons) Veterinary Bioscience (accelerated programme), the fees are £11,100 per year.

Please note: The fees stated on this page apply for new entrants. The University reserves the right to increase fees each subsequent year for new and continuing students. Please look at our Fees and Charges Brochure for the relevant year of study.

EU/EEA/Swiss national/International (overseas) fees

Students on full-time undergraduate courses who are classed as EU, EEA or Swiss nationals / International for the academic year 2024/25 will pay:

All courses: £16,500
Placement year: £3,700

Deferred entry

Students who defer entry will pay the tuition fees applicable to the academic year they begin studying with us.

Other course specific costs

In addition to the published university fees, students should also bear in mind that there may be additional costs which they need to consider as part of their course of study, including costs ordinarily expected as part of Higher Education study, such as stationery and core textbooks.

Due to the nature of specific 缅北禁地 courses, students should also expect the course specific costs detailed in the Fees and Charges Brochure 2024/25.

Accommodation

The cost of accommodation varies depending on the type of accommodation that is chosen, and currently ranges from £3,405 to £7,581 alongside a refundable £300 deposit. Payments for accommodation are split throughout the year to help students budget for their outgoings. More information, including the most up-to-date costs, are detailed in the Fees and Charges Brochure 2024/25.

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New Students Here you can find answers to questions about Student Finance to help you get ready for undergraduate, postgraduate or PhD study.

Our Current Students Information about reapplying for student finance, placement funding and fee liability as you continue studying at Harper Adams.

Scholarships We advertise a large number of scholarships and bursaries each year, many of which are exclusive to current Harper Adams students.

Other sources of financial support Other sources of financial support, including Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA), Access to Learning Fund (ALF), and Adult Dependants' Grant.

How do I pay?

If you have taken out a Tuition Fee Loan, your fees will be paid to the university directly on your behalf.

If you are not in receipt of a Student Finance Tuition Fee Loan, you must make your own arrangements to pay the University Fees. This could be in the form of financial sponsorship, where available and applicable. If you are not paying your fees directly yourself, you must provide the Finance Office with evidence of who is doing so.

For full-time Taught Postgraduate students and Undergraduates who are not in receipt of a Student Finance Tuition Fee Loan, your University Fees can be paid in full at the beginning of the year of study or in three termly instalments, by the deadlines given below. To request to pay termly, please access the Payment Gateway and select your fees to be paid by Recurring Card Payment (RCP).

Total due: £9,250
14^th October 2024 – 34% due (£3,145)
20^th January 2025 – 33% due (£3,052.50)
6^th May 2025 – 33% due (£3,052.50)

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