Fees and finance information if your normal home address is in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man. If you normally live in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man you are likely to be assessed as liable to pay the Home-RUK (Rest of the UK) tuition fee. This is the same level of tuition fee as students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland.How much will it cost?The annual tuition fee for undergraduate students who live in a part of the UK outside Scotland is reviewed on a yearly basis. Increases are subject to Government guidance and regulation and will normally reflect the impact of inflation.The tuition fee for new entrants for the 2024-2025 academic year is set at £9,250.The tuition fee for the 2025-2026 academic year and future academic years will be confirmed later in 2024.Tuition fees must be paid directly to the University, in advance or at the start of the programme.Undergraduate tuition feesWhat financial support is available?For information on financial support with fees and living costs, please contact your island authority.Guernsey: student supportJersey: student supportIsle of Man: student supportHow your fees will be paidIf you have received a confirmed award, you should send a copy of your award letter to our Fees and Student Support team.You should be aware, however, that the payment of all fees and charges is your responsibility. If you do not have your funding arrangement in place at matriculation, you may need to pay the tuition fees yourself.If you are financing your own studies, or are partly self-funded, you must make arrangements to pay your tuition fees before or at registration.Paying your tuition feesLiving costsThis is your main cost during University. You are best to plan a budget to include accommodation, food, books, clothes, entertainment, travel and bills like electricity and gas.You can find a breakdown of estimated living costs on our New students website.Living costsAdditional costsSome programmes also involve additional costs, for example studying abroad or compulsory field courses.You should make sure that you are aware of these costs early on in your application process.Check our degree finder for information on any additional costs for your chosen programme. You can speak to staff in our Admissions Offices for more details.Degree finderContact us Contacts Fees and Student Support Team Scholarships and Student Funding Services The University of Edinburgh Contact details Work: +44 (0)131 650 2230 Web: Contact form Web: Tuition fees Scholarships and Financial Support Team Scholarships and Student Funding Services The University of Edinburgh Contact details Work: +44 (0) 131 651 4070 Web: Contact the Scholarships and Financial Support Team General enquiries Our Student Recruitment and Admissions team will help with any enquiries you may have about studying at the University of Edinburgh.Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm. Student Recruitment and Admissions If you are a University of Edinburgh staff member: It’s best to contact individual members of the SRA team via email. If you are a prospective student: It’s best to contact us using the following enquiry forms: Contact details Web: Undergraduate enquiries Web: Postgraduate enquiries Web: The University of Edinburgh Student Blogs This article was published on 2024-11-12