Paying tuition fees in instalments
If your share of the tuition fee liability is £250 or more you may be eligible to opt for one of the following instalment schemes at enrolment. The scheme lets you pay your tuition fees in instalments to spread the cost over a longer period.
If you pay a deposit towards your course, this will be deducted from the total amount of fees that you have to pay.
Instalment schemes
Please select which type of student you are to see the instalment options available for you.
Postgraduate taught students: International
Course start date | Instalment options and payment dates |
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September or January |
You can pay the remaining balance of your fees in three equal instalments at the start of each semester. |
Other start dates |
Alternative instalment dates are available if your start date is not September or January. These dates will be presented to you as part of your online enrolment. For any queries relating to the payment of tuition fees, please contact Income.Office@stir.ac.uk. |
Postgraduate taught students: United Kingdom
Course start date | Instalment options and payment dates |
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September or January |
Option 1 Pay your remaining tuition fee balance in three equal instalments at the start of each semester. Option 2 Students who can set up a Recurring Card Payment (RCP) at the time of enrolment can pay their remaining tuition fee balance over 12 equal monthly instalments on the following dates:
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Other start dates |
Alternative instalment dates are available if your start date is not September or January. These dates will be presented to you as part of your online enrolment. For any queries relating to the payment of tuition fees, please contact Income.Office@stir.ac.uk. |
Postgraduate research students
Course start date | Instalment options and payment dates |
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September of January |
Option 1 You can pay the remaining balance of your fees in three equal instalments at the start of each semester. Option 2 Students who can set up a Recurring Card Payment (RCP) at the time of enrolment can pay their remaining tuition fee balance over 12 equal monthly instalments on the following dates:
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Other start dates |
Alternative instalment dates are available if your start date is not September or January. These dates will be presented to you as part of your online enrolment. For any queries relating to the payment of tuition fees, please contact Income.Office@stir.ac.uk. |
Undergraduate students
Course start date | Instalment options and payment dates |
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September or January |
Option 1 You can pay the remaining balance of your fees in two equal instalments at the start of each semester. Option 2 Students who can set up a Recurring Card Payment (RCP) at the time of enrolment can pay the remaining balance over 8 equal monthly instalments.
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Other start dates |
Alternative instalment dates are available if your start date is not September or January. These dates will be presented to you as part of your online enrolment. For any queries relating to the payment of tuition fees, please contact Income.Office@stir.ac.uk. |
Recurring card payments
To pay your fees in instalments you may set up a recurring card payment (RCP) plan. This allows us to take payments from your credit or debit card when your instalments are due.
You can choose to set up a recurring card payment during the enrolment process. You can also email the Income Office at income.office@stir.ac.uk to request to set up a recurring card payment.
Payment confirmations
Once you have set up your recurring card payment plan, you'll receive an advance notice email for each invoice. This will detail the exact dates and amounts when your payment(s) will be taken.
All successful payments will be shown on the credit or debit card statement that you get from your card provider.
If a payment fails, we will email you to say that we'll try to take the instalment a second time within the next five days. If the second attempt fails, the instalment must then be paid immediately using another payment method.
How to change your debit or credit card details
You'll need to change your card details if:
- your card is lost or stolen
- your card has expired
- your card provider changed supplier e.g. from Visa to MasterCard
- you change your bank account