Fee payment information for international students 2009/10

To be fully enrolled onto your course, we need to know how your tuition fees are being met. We request that tuition fees are either paid in full or an instalment arrangement is in place by the start of the course. Please note that if you have not paid or made arrangements to pay your fees, you will be temporary enrolled and given notice to arrange payment.

• Pay in Full
  If you are starting your course in October, we request that you pay in full by 1 October 2009.
• Pay in Instalments
  We offer three equal instalments due at the start of each term. If you are starting your course in October, your first instalment is due by 1 October 2009. If you are required to make an advanced payment, the balance is divided into 3 equal instalments after the advanced payment has been deducted from the total cost.

Advanced Payment
International Students from visa National Countries wishing to study on Postgraduate and Professional Programmes are requested to make an Advanced Payment of £1000. Postgraduate Students from Ghana, Nigeria, Pakistan and Bangladesh are required to pay an Advanced Payment of £3000. Advanced Payments must be paid prior to arrival in the UK. This payment is non-refundable except in the case of visa refusal. Further clarification is available from the International Applying and Fees section or by email.

The advance payment can be made by bank transfer, or by a UK cheque or bankers draft. See further details below on how to make this payment. Once you hold an unconditional (or visa) letter and have made your advanced payment, you can pay the remaining fees using the following methods:

How to pay fees

• Pay online (not available to make the advance payment)
  You will be given the option to pay your fees in full or in instalments by credit/debit card. We encourage all students to pay online and assure you that all information is held in an encrypted form in a secure environment.
• Pay the full amount / advanced payment / first instalment by bank draft or UK cheque
  Please make your draft or cheque payable in Sterling to Nottingham Trent University. If you choose the option of instalments, you'll need to visit the Credit Control Office to arrange to pay the balance of the fees, once you hold a UK bank account.
• Pay the full amount / first instalment / advanced payment by bank transfer
  It is important that your banks states on the remittance advice, your full name, NTU ID number, programme of study and the name of the payer so that we can match your payment correctly to your account when it arrives. If you choose the option of instalments, you'll need to visit the Credit Control Office to arrange to pay the balance of the fees, once you hold a UK bank account.

We also request that once the transfer has been made, you should send an email to finance.income@ntu.ac.uk stating the following information:

My name is ...............................
My NTU ID number is N................
The name of the Payer is ...............
Relationship to student if not the student ................ (father/aunt etc.)
I have made a payment of £.............
This money is for ............................ (please state each item if paying for more than one)
The payment was made at ..................... (name and branch/location of Bank)
The payment was made at ..........(time) on .......... (date)

Nottingham Trent University bank details are:

Sponsored Students
If your employer or other sponsor is paying your fees, you will need to supply a sponsor letter on company headed paper confirming they will pay your fees and we will send them an invoice. However, you are personally liable for any unpaid fees. Please send your sponsor letter to Credit Control.

European Union Students
Visit the International Applying and Fees section for fee payment information.

If you have any questions, please contact Credit Control.