How to pay your fees

Paying your tuition fees can seem like a daunting process, but we aim to make it as stress-free and simple as possible. If you have to pay fees it is possible to pay either in instalments, or in full however, all students have to pay half of their tuition fees on their first day.

Home students who are self-funding can either pay their fees in full at enrolment or are able to set up a nine equal instalment plan, where the first is payable at enrolment, then eight equal payments on the last working day of the month, starting in October (March for February starters) via automatic payments from your credit or debit card or standing order.

To set this payment plan up, you can do so when enrolment starts using your credit or debit card via the secure payment link below:

https://epay.londonmet.ac.uk/enrolment/

For further information, you can contact the Finance Team at finenrol@londonmet.ac.uk

If you are sponsored, or receive a student loan, your fees will be paid directly by your sponsorship organisation or the Student Loans Company. You will need to show evidence of your loan or sponsorship during enrolment.

Overseas students usually have to pay a deposit equal to 50% of the tuition fees for the first year. This must be paid before starting the course, however students who need to apply for a Tier 4 visa will be required to pay this deposit before a CAS can be assigned. Those who win full scholarships do not pay a deposit. 

The CAS Application Portal

Further information about paying your fees.

Paying in instalments

Two equal instalments: 50% on enrolment and 50% by 31 December (31 May for February starters)

Four equal instalments: 50% on enrolment, then three equal payments on the last working day of the month commencing in October (March for February starters)

Please note that the paying by instalment option is not applicable to Study Abroad and Study in London Programme students.

Tuition fee payment policy 

The University is unable to accept payments originating from the following list of countries sanctioned by either the UK or the US.  Students wishing to pay their fees from a non-uk bank account will be asked to confirm the source of funding.  Currently the sanctioned countries are:

Crimea
Cuba
Iran
North Korea
South Sudan
Sudan
Syria

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