

If your ordinary residence is in England, Wales or Northern Ireland (often referred to as the Rest of UK) you will be required to pay an annual tuition fee set by the institution you are applying to. These fees vary depending on the institution you want to attend and the course you want to study. Undergraduate Students from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland (Rest of UK) Only EU nationals who are ‘settled’ or ‘pre-settled’ in the UK will remain eligible to apply for home tuition fees providing they meet the residency conditions.

Each university will set its own fees for EU students, please visit the university website for specific details. Your institution will provide you with information on how and when to pay your tuition fees.ĮU students who start a new course in academic year 2021-22 will pay international student fees. Tuition fees vary depending on the institution you want to attend and the course you want to study.

International Students (EU and non-EU)Īs an international student, you will need to pay tuition fees for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. You can find answers to more general queries at the Federal Student Aid website.Your tuition fee status will depend on your original country of residence and whether you are from the European Union with ‘settled’ or ‘pre-settled’ status, the Rest of the UK or are an International student from anywhere else. You can apply for the US Federal Student Loan scheme once you have accepted a place on your programme. Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy (SLN).Masters in Analytics and Management (MAM).Masters in Business Administration (MBA).Students can borrow up to their full cost of attendance for their programme. The scheme is administered by the US Department of Education and provides student loans to all eligible United States citizens, nationals or permanent residents (with conditions and proper evidence of eligibility). London Business School participates in the US Federal Student Loan scheme, as a recognised foreign school.
