Fees and funding your course
Education is an important investment – in yourself and in your future – and we believe it’s an investment that should be within everyone’s reach.
Our online study programmes provide an affordable path to achieving your educational goals, when compared to traditional on-campus studies. Furthering our commitment to accessibility, we offer financial support like a Hardship Fund, and flexible payment options.
This page is dedicated to guiding you through the tuition fees for our online courses – undergraduate and postgraduate – and the different ways you can pay.
If you're looking for international student tuition fees, see our fees and funding page for international students.
Online courses: total tuition fees for UK students
You’ll need to pay your fees in equal instalments each year while you’re studying. For UK students, the total amount will be the same, whether you choose full or part-time study.
US$25,994
in total
US$12,182
in total
US$12,806
in total
Online courses: part-time tuition fees
Part-time undergraduate courses
An undergraduate course costs:
£6,935 a year full-time (3 years)
£5,201 a year part-time over 4 years
£3,468 a year part-time over 6 years.
Part-time postgraduate courses
A postgraduate course costs:
£9,750 a year full-time (1 year)
£6,500 a year part-time over 18 months
£4,875 a year part-time over 2 years.
Part-time MBA courses
An MBA course costs:
£10,250 a year full-time (1 year)
£6,833 a year part-time over 18 months
£5,125 a year part-time over 2 years.
Undergraduate tuition fee loan
If you’re a UK student, a government student loan could help you with tuition costs. The tuition fee loan will cover your full fees and be paid directly to LIBF before the course begins.
How to apply
When you apply for a tuition fee loan
The application timeline
Once you've submitted your application, the review process can take up to 6 weeks. We highly recommend giving yourself at least 6 weeks between submitting your student loan application and your chosen start date, allowing you to focus on your studies without any unnecessary delays.
Eligibility
The funding you receive will depend on:
your age
your nationality or residency status
your intended course, and
whether you have studied before.
You’ll only need to start repaying the loan once you’ve finished your course and are earning over a specified amount.
You’ll find more details about undergraduate loans
Please note: even if you plan to study full time, to study online with us you need to apply for the part time tuition fee loan.
Additional financial support
You may also be entitled to additional support from the government if you’re:
disabled
a single parent
facing financial hardship, or
have children or adult dependents.
If you can’t attend higher education in person due to a disability – and that’s why you’ve opted for distance learning – you may also be eligible for a maintenance loan.
Postgraduate Master's Loan (master's and MBA)
If you’re a postgraduate student, you can apply for a non-means-tested loan. Master's Loans are available to UK or Irish national citizens under the age of 60, who are resident in England. (Different funding rules apply in the rest of the UK.)
You can use your Master's Loan to cover your tuition fees and to contribute to living costs. You’ll receive your loan directly to your bank account in instalments over the course of your studies. You’ll only need to start repaying the loan once you’ve finished your course and are earning over a specified amount.
Find out how to apply for the Master's Loan
The application timeline
Once you've submitted your application, the review process can take up to 6 weeks. We highly recommend giving yourself at least 6 weeks between submitting your student loan application and your chosen start date, allowing you to focus on your studies without any unnecessary delays.
Additional postgraduate funding
You may be entitled to additional support from the government if you’re:
disabled
a single parent
facing financial hardship, or
have children or adult dependents.
Free iPad to support your studies when you enrol
If you’re based in the UK, we’ll provide you with a free iPad before your course begins. It will contain everything you need to get started and you can use it throughout your studies. When you graduate, it will be our gift to you!
We’re sorry we can’t make this gift available to international students studying online right now. But we’re working on it!
How to pay
A fee reduction of 2% will be given for paying annually in advance for all of our courses, or up to 10%* if you pay for your course in full at the start of your studies (*dependant on study level and duration).
We accept payments by bank transfer or credit card.
Self-funded
If you’re funding your own studies, you can pay monthly, annually, or even in one go.Employer-funded
As above, your employer can pay for your studies monthly, annually, or in one go.Undergraduate Student Loan
If you’ve been approved for a Government Student Loan, you don’t need to do anything. The Student Loans Company (SLC) will pay your fees to us direct.Postgraduate Master’s Loan
If you qualify for a Postgraduate Master’s Loan, the government will pay the funds into your own bank account for you to pay us – with the same options as self-funded students.
Contact us about our online degrees
If you have any queries about how to apply for our online degrees, or anything else, please contact our Study Advisors.
Our office is open Monday to Friday from 8.00am to 8.00pm GMT.
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