Undergraduate tuition fees
Students on programmes of study of more than one year should be aware that tuition fees increase every year. This annual increase should be taken into account when you are applying for a programme.
2013-2014 session
- Fees for undergraduate programmes in 2013-2014
- Non-standard fee levels within the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
- Fees for programmes offered on a part-time basis
2012-2013 session
Fees for students who usually live in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
From the start of the 2012-2013 academic session the University of Edinburgh will charge an annual tuition fee of £9,000 to students who usually live in another part of the UK outside Scotland, referred to as RUK domiciled students, on full-time undergraduate programmes.
This fee will be applicable for all undergraduate degree programmes except for graduate entry to the BVM&S Veterinary Medicine and graduate entry to the LLB Law programmes.
If you are already enrolled and studying at the University of Edinburgh, then you will not have to pay these higher fees.
Full details on student support, including the new Edinburgh RUK Bursaries can be found on our Rest of the UK overview page.
Fees for students who usually live in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man
From the start of 2012-13 academic session the University of Edinburgh will charge an annual tuition fee of £9,000 to students who usually live in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, on full-time undergraduate programmes. Students on MBChB and BVM&S programmes will be charged a higher fee in their clinical years of study (years 3, 4 and 5). More information will be available shortly.
If you are already enrolled and studying at the University of Edinburgh then you will not have to pay these higher fees.
This article was published on Jan 17, 2013