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BA/ BA (Hons) Business Management
BA/ BA (Hons) Business Management (Fast-Track)
BA/ BA (Hons) Events Management
BA/ BA (Hons) Film and Media
BA/ BA (Hons) International Hospitality and Tourism Management
BA/ BA (Hons) Public Relations, Marketing and Events
BA/BA (Hons) Public Relations and Media
BA/ BA (Hons) Media
BA/ BA (Hons) Theatre and Film Studies
BSc (Hons) Public Sociology

The fees for undergraduate classroom based courses (per annum) are:

Home/EU Full-time £1820+

Home/EU Part-time (per 10 credit module) £300

Rest of UK Full-time £7000

Rest of UK Part-time (per 10 credit module) Pro rata

International Full-time £12000

International Part-time (per 10 credit module) Pro rata

BA/ BA (Hons) Acting for Stage and Screen
BSc (Hons) Applied Nursing
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Applied Pharmacology
BA/ BA (Hons) Costume Design and Construction
BA/ BA (Hons) Drama & Performance
HECert/ HEDip Hearing Aid Audiology**
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Human Biology
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Nutrition
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Food Science
BSc / BSc (Hons) Person Centred Practice (District Nursing)
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing
BSc Professional Practice Framework (inc Graduate Certificates)
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Psychology
BSc/ BSc (Hons) Psychology and Sociology

The fees for the laboratory/studio-based courses (per annum) are:

Home/EU Full Time £1820

Home/EU Part Time (per 10 credit module) £300

Rest of UK Full Time £7000

Rest of UK Part Time (per 10 credit module) Pro rata

International Full Time £13000

International Part Time (per 10 credit module) Pro rata

** Please note that the HECert / HEDipÌýHearing Aid Audiology does not attract funding from SAAS. An additional exam fee of £100 (level 1) and £200 (level 2) will also apply.

UNDERGRADUATE NON-STANDARD PART-TIME FEES

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BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography
BSc (Hons) Dietetics
BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
BSc (Hons) Podiatry
BSc (Hons) Speech and Language Therapy
BSc (Hons) Therapeutic Radiography

The fees for the laboratory/studio-based courses (per annum) are:

Rest of the UK student from England, Northern Ireland or WalesÌýcommencing studies at QMU from 2017/18 on one of the above Allied Health Profession courses, should apply toÌýtheir local funding body for a loan to cover your tuition fees. There will be no change for continuing students registered on one of the above AHP courses who are currently funded by Student Awards Agency for Scotland. Please note that RUK Students who commenced their studies with QMU prior to 2012/13 will be charged £1820.

*Rest of UKÌýand International students commencing their studies on AHP and Nursing programmes from September 2018 will also be liable for additional fees to cover the cost of health clearance, badges and uniforms. The cost will be around £95 depending on your course. In addition, students will be required to pay for their PVG application (up to £59) and may have additional costs for vaccines and blood tests of up to £90, normally, depending on their medical history.

+Part time fees are calculated per 10-credit module, other than those listed individually on this page. Students who are taking 80 to 160 credits within one academic session, will be charged at the full time rates.

Registration and MembershipÌý

We recommend thatÌýstudents studying on the following coursesÌýalsoÌýregister with theÌýappropriateÌýProfessional Body. Please note that the fees for the BSc (Hons) Podiatry are mandatory and payable to the University.

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The fees for the laboratory/studio-based courses (per annum) are:

Rest of the UK students from England, Northern Ireland or Wales commencing studies at QMU from 2017/18 on the BSc (Hons) Nursing, should apply toÌýtheir local funding body for a loan to cover your tuition fees. There will be no change for continuing students registered on BSc (Hons) Nursing who are currently funded by the Student Awards Agency for Scotland.

*Rest of UKÌýand International students commencing their studies on AHP and Nursing programmes from August / September 2018 will also be liable for additional fees to cover the cost of health clearance, badges and uniforms. The cost will be around £95 depending on your course. In addition, students will be required to pay for their PVG application (up to £59) and may have additional costs for vaccines and blood tests of up to £90, normally, depending on their medical history.

+Part time fees are calculated per 10-credit module, other than those listed individually on this page. Students who are taking 80 to 160 credits within one academic session, will be charged at the full time rates.

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PAYMENT OF FEES FOR SESSION 2018/19

The fee levels and other charges detailed here apply to all students who commence or resume their studies in Session 2018/19.

Fee levels quoted are correct at the time of publication. The University reserves the right to amend published fees.

Fee levels are reviewed on an annual basis, and are subject to increase.

If the fee for a particular course in which you are interested is not listed here, please contact Registry for advice. registry@qmu.ac.uk

PAYMENT OF FEES (DUE DATE)

Tuition fees become due on the first day of your programme of study. Arrangements for fee payments are detailed below.

International students who have paid a £2000 deposit will have this amount deducted from their overall fees.

21 DAY PERIOD

Within 21 days of the due date, all students must either pay their tuition fees in full, or have arranged with the Finance Office to pay by instalments. If you wish to pay inÌýfull, payments can be made via the via debit card or credit card or with cash. Payments may be made in person at the Finance Office or by sending in a cheque made payable to QMU. Please put your matriculation number on the back of the cheque and sent it to the Finance Office, QMU, Â鶹ԭ´´ Drive, Musselburgh, East Lothian, EH21 6UU. You can also pay over the phone by calling +44 (0)131 474 0000 and asking for 'Finance.'

PAYMENT BY INSTALMENTS

You may choose to pay tuition fees by instalments, rather than by a single payment either by Direct Debit or Recurring Card Payment (RCP). These instalments are over 8 months, October to May for September starts or January to August (for January 2019 starts only).

If you choose to pay by Direct Debit you will find the form on the Student Portal (you must have a UK Bank Account for this to operate). Alternatively, you can set-up an RCP on the Student Portal whereby instalments are taken from your debit/credit card over 8 months (October to May or January to August for January 2019 starts only). For all returning students, you must renew your Direct Debit or RCP each year. For new students you will only get access to theÌýStudent Portal after you have completed onlineÌýmatriculation. Please note that short courses/low fee courses may not be paid by instalments.

PAYMENT BY A SPONSOR

It is a condition of registration that students accept liability for their tuition fees. Remember that even if your fees are to be paid by a sponsor, such as an embassy or employer, it is your personal responsibility to ensure that they are paid and to provide evidence of funding when you matriculate. Where any student has failed to provide written confirmation of funding within 28 days of the start of their programme of study, she/he will be deemed to be personally liable for payment of the fees, and an invoice will be issued to the student accordingly. If your sponsor is a Health Board you must obtain a Purchase Order number from them so this can be quoted on an invoice.

DISCOUNT

For all annual tuition fees of £9,000 and above, where the student is self-funding and the fee is settled in full by 31 October 2018, a discount of 5% will be authorised.

Graduates of the University who hold a verified QMU undergraduate or postgraduate award and who are admitted to a named postgraduate award of QMU from 2011/12 will be eligible for a 10% discount on the published fees.

PART-TIME FEE GRANT

If you are over 16 and live in Scotland you may be eligible for a part-time fee grant which helps to cover the tuition fee cost of part-time study (but does not pay for all of it). In order to qualify you must be studying part-time, a minimum of 30 credits and have a personal income of less than £25,000 per annum.

Have a look at the Ìý- or contact studentfunding@qmu.ac.uk

You must apply for the part-time fee grant no later than three months after the start date of your course.

PROFESSIONAL BODY REGISTRATION FEES

Students will be personally liable for payment of any professional body registration fees as detailed in the Registration & Membership fees sections.

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

The University is pleased to offer a number of competitive Scholarships of between £3000-5000 for new International students undertaking their first year of study on UG or taught PG degrees. The scholarship is granted as a reduction of the tuition fee and is available to students who are self-funding with an international fee of more than £9000 for a single year of study. Details can be found on our scholarships pageÌýor are available from the Recruitment & International Liaison Office international@qmu.ac.uk.

LATE PAYMENTS

Unless you have chosen to pay by instalments, if your tuition fee remains unpaid 21 days after it is due, you may become liable to pay interest at 2.5% above the UK clearing bank base rate per annum on the full amount. Interest will run from the due date until the outstanding fees are eventually paid.

If you have chosen to pay by instalments, interest on a late instalment will run from the due date to the date when the instalment is paid.

DIFFICULTIES IN MAKING A PAYMENT

If you are experiencing difficulty in paying all or part of your tuition fees, you must contact the Credit Controller as soon as possible. (Contact details for the Credit Controller are given below). The Credit Controller will help you to draw up a payment schedule, to which you will be required to adhere until your fees are paid in full.

REQUIREMENT TO LEAVE THE UNIVERSITY

Unless you have agreed a payment schedule with the Credit Controller, if tuition fees are still outstanding 8 weeks after the end of the 21-day period or if an instalment is over 4 weeks late, you may be asked to leave the University. The University will put your debt into the hands of a debt collector.

REINSTATEMENT ON PAYMENT OF FULL TUITION FEES

On payment in full of outstanding tuition fees before the end of the academic year in question, the University may permit your reinstatement on your programme of study. However, if you are behind with your studies you may have to repeat parts of the programme, thereby incurring further fees.

PROGRESSION

You will not be permitted to progress to the next year of your course if you have any debts due to the University from previous years.

DEGREE CEREMONY

The University may refuse to allow you to attend a degree ceremony if tuition fees are outstanding.

APPEAL PROCESS

If you are unhappy about a decision concerning payment of your fees, including a requirement that you withdraw from the University, you may contact the Student Funding Adviser, and bring a complaint under the University’s Student Complaint Procedure.

EARLY WITHDRAWAL

If you leave your programme of study early, you must ensure that you inform your Head of Subject and the Registry department. The date of withdrawal will be deemed to be the date that the Registry department receives written confirmation of withdrawal. You will be liable for all or part of the fee for the full academic year as follows:

If you leave within 28 days of the start of your programme of study, you will be liable for an administration fee of £250.

If you leave more than 28 days after the start of your programme of study, you will be liable for the appropriate proportion of the fee based on the semesters attended wholly or in part.

If you are making payment of fees by instalments and withdraw from your programme of study, you must still meet any shortfall between the full fee determined by the University and the total amount of the instalments already paid.

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP

If you are experiencing financial difficulties in paying tuition fees you should seek help at the earliest possible opportunity. The University will be sympathetic and assist where it can. However, in order to maintain the quality of teaching for everyone else, the University must act to recover debts. Initially you should approach Bill Stronach, the Student Funding Adviser within Student Services for a confidential discussion. You may also wish to speak to a personal tutor or someone at the Students’ Union for advice and support.