Fee payment information for international students 2011/12

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 at the start of the course. Please note if you have not paid or made arrangements to pay your fees, you will be temporary enrolled and given notice to arrange payment.

Advanced payments
All International (non-EEA) students are required to make an advanced payment of £3,000 when accepting their offer to secure a place on the programme. This includes students that have completed a pre-sessional English course (PEAP) at NTU and also students that may be entitled to a full or part bursary. N.B this does not include students progressing from the NTIC – see below.

This advanced payment will be deducted from the overall tuition fee when the remainder of the fees are paid or an instalment arrangement is set up. Please see details below on when and how to pay the remainder of your fees.

How can I pay my advanced payment?
You can pay your advanced payment online. Payment can also be taken over the phone by contacting our finance cashiers on +44 (0)115 848 8707. Please have your credit/debit card details ready. Or you can pay by bank transfer or bank draft, see below for further details.

What if my visa is refused?
Advanced payments are only refundable in the case of visa refusal or failure to meet your academic conditions. If your visa is refused, you must send us evidence of this in the form of a visa refusal stamp in your passport and a letter from the Entry Clearance Officer which outlines the decision they have made.

What happens if my fees are below £3,000?
If the total cost of the tuition fees falls below £3,000, you will be requested to pay the whole amount of the fees at registration. No instalment arrangements can be offered.

I am studying a PEAP Programme, how can I pay my tuition fees?
For 40 week and 30 week courses, you have the option of paying in two instalments (see below for details on when and how to pay your fees). For all other PEAP courses, you need to pay for the fees in full. All PEAP students are required to pay the advanced payment of £3,000 for the main course at NTU.

What if I am a student progressing to NTU from NTIC in 2011?
If you are a student progressing from NTIC in 2011, you will not have to pay an advanced notice. You will need to either pay your tuition fees in full, or set up three instalment payments by 3 October 2011.

For NTIC progression students only, instalment plan dates are as follows:

1. 3 October 2011 (one third of annual fees)
2. 16 January 2012 (one third of annual fees)
3. 18 April 2012 (one third of annual fees)

When do I pay my tuition fees?
You can pay all or the remainder of your tuition fees in full, or set up two instalment payments by the 3 October 2011.

For courses starting in Sept/October, instalment dates are as follows:

1. 31 October 2011 50% of the balance of fees (after deducting £3,000)
2. 6 February 2012 Remaining 50%

For courses starting in January 2012 , instalment dates are as follows:

1. 9 January 2012 50% of the balance of fees (after deducting £3,000)
2. 2 April 2012 Remaining 50%

How can I pay my tuition fees?

• Pay online (not available to pay the advanced payment)
  You are given the option to pay your fees in full or in instalments by credit/debit card
• Bank draft
  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 our Credit Control section to arrange to pay the balance of the fees, once you hold a UK bank account.
• Bank transfer
  Pay the full amount/advanced payment/first instalment by bank transfer. It is important that your bank states 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 our Credit Control section 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 email 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. This letter can be emailed to FIN Finance Sponsor or sent to:

Sales Ledger
Finance Dept
Dryden Centre
Dryden Street
Nottingham
NG1 4BU

European Union students
Visit the international applying and fees section for fee payment information.

If you have any questions, please contact Credit Control.