The Money Advice Service is here to provide students and potential students at the University of Worcester with welfare and financial advice and support.

To arrange an appointment with a Money Adviser, please email firstpoint or phone 01905 54 2551.   

Self Funding Students

Tuition Fee Payment Options

If you are not eligible for a Tuition Fee Loan or choose to finance your studies privately then there are several payment options available to you:

  • You can pay your full tuition fees online at registration. Alternatively, you can choose to pay in 6 instalments within the academic year or in 3 instalments if you are only studying one semester, in line with the University’s instalment plan. This option is only by a recurring credit/debit card payment from a UK bank account.
  • Part-time students who do not have a Tuition Fee Loan in place will be required to settle their tuition fees within 30 days from date of invoice.
  • Please note that the above options are available to UK students or pre-2021 entry, settled or pre-settled status EU students only. International students are required to pay 50% of their fees before enrolment in accordance with UK Border Agency regulations. The remaining 50% is then due before the start of your second semester.


Tuition Fee Payment by Instalments

The tuition fee instalment plan is summarised in the table below:  

Course start month 1st
instalment
2nd
instalment 
3rd
instalment
4th
instalment
5th
instalment 
6th
instalment
 
September 1st October 1st November 1st December 1st January 1st February 1st March
January 1st February 1st March 1st April 1st May 1st June 1st July


Students who are in receipt of a Postgraduate Loan can pay in 3 instalments in line with their loan payment dates (these are dependent on course start dates). 

If you have any queries concerning your payments to the University you can contact the University’s Finance Office by emailing creditcontrol@worc.ac.uk

University Debt Management Policy

The University applies a consistent and managed approach to the collection of outstanding and overdue debt.  Click here to view the Debt Management Policy.
 
This policy is reviewed and updated annually by the Director of Finance and is managed by the Credit Control Team. 
 
If you are having difficulties making payments you may find it helpful to contact the University's Money Advisers for advice.