Tuition fees

Fees for part-time undergraduate and part-time postgraduate students starting their studies before September 2012 will be charged at the following rates.

Part-time fees 2012

From September 2012 part-time students from England will not have to pay their tuition fees upfront. If you are studying for your first degree, or other undergraduate higher education course which is at least 30 credits, you can apply for a government loan.
More about part-time fees 2012

Part-time undergraduate fees

Per module, unit or year.

Current standard fees*
Undergraduate part-time Fees
HNC/D (classroom based) Year 1 £525 + BTEC registration
HNC/D (classroom based) Year 2 £630
HNC/D (laboratory based) Year 1 £575 + BTEC registration
HNC/D (laboratory based) Year 2 £690
HND top up if HNC completed at Teesside (lab based) £570
HND top up Direct Entry (lab based) £830
Foundation degree Year 1 (120 credits classroom based) £1,155
Foundation degree Year 2 (120 credits classroom based) £1,260
Foundation degree Year 1 (120 credits laboratory based) £1,265
Foundation degree Year 2 (120 credits laboratory based) £1,380
Undergraduate (including UCPD/UCAPD) 10 credit module, classroom-based £105
Undergraduate (including UCPD/UCAPD) 10 credit module, laboratory-based £135
International part-time undergraduate 20 credit module £1,625

Part-time postgraduate fees

Per module or year.

Current standard fees*
Postgraduate part-time
DBA (UK & EU students) £4,875 per year - 4 year course
MBA 20 credit module (UK & EU students) £1,025
MA/MSc/PgCert/PgDip/UCPPD 10 credit module £210 *
MA/MSc Teesside University Business School 10 credit module £250
International part-time postgraduate 20 credit module £1,140
MProf/DProf * £1,700 (£1,310 for social sciences and law-related courses)
MPhil/PhD, laboratory-based at the University
Plus bench fee charged by SSE
£1,310

£1,250
MPhil/PhD, classroom-based £1,260
Business School research students £1,550
Business School distance learning students £2,800

Some courses can carry additional charges. There is no bench fee for taught postgraduate courses leading to PgC, PgD or MSc.

For further details, please contact finance on 01642 342172.

A different fee structure exists for UK and European Union students studying on NHS courses.

* Fees for business-related courses may vary - contact Teesside University Business School for details.
* Excludes courses organised with employers for workforce development.


Grants

How to pay
Letcurer with student

All fees are due on enrolment.
How to pay tuition fees
Or contact Finance on 01642 342156, email finance@tees.ac.uk.

If you're studying part-time for a HNC/HND, foundation degree or bachelor's degree, you can apply to Student Finance England for a grant made up of a fee grant and course grant.

For 2010-11 there are three rates of fee grant:

  • £820 if your course is up to 60% of a full-time course
  • £985 where your course is 60% to 74% of a full-time course
  • £1,230 where your course is 75% or more of a full-time course.

Course grant - up to £265 to help pay for books, travel and other costs.

Support is means tested on your income and your partner's but excludes parents' income. A single person with income below £16,845 would receive maximum grants.
More at www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

Further support

Sponsorship

Some students get funding from their employer to cover all or part of their course fees.

Access to Learning Fund
The University receives a limited sum of money each year for students who may need additional help.
More on the Access to Learning Fund

Disabled students allowances
For advice about fees and funding contact student services.
Enquire now

Elite Athlete Bursary Scheme
Up to £1,000 worth of support is available for talented students.
More about the Elite Athlete Bursary Scheme

Need help?

Contact a University finance adviser:
T: 01642 342277 or enquire now.