Fees and finances

Undergraduate course fees are charged per year. The following tuition fees for UK students apply to the academic year starting 2024 and 2025. These fees may change for future years. 

Please note that fee thresholds are determined by UK government policy and are subject to annual review. If you’re considering applying to study at NMITE in subsequent years, fees will be confirmed and published on our website in the months leading up to each recruitment/admissions period. 

BEng (Hons) Integrated Engineering

3-year duration: £9,275 per year 

MEng (Hons) Integrated Engineering (Accelerated)

3-year duration: £11,130 per year

MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering (Accelerated)

3-year duration: £11,130 per year

BSc (Hons) Construction Management

3-year duration: £9,275 per year 

Foundation Year

1-year duration: £9,275 per year, followed by the relevant tuition fees of your degree (see above)

Undergraduate course fees are charged per year. The following tuition fees for international students apply to the academic year starting 2024 and 2025. These fees may change for future years. 

Please note that fee thresholds are determined by UK government policy and are subject to annual review. If you’re considering applying to study at NMITE in subsequent years, fees will be confirmed and published on our website in the months leading up to each recruitment/admissions period. 

BEng (Hons) Integrated Engineering

3-year duration: £18,000 per year 

MEng (Hons) Integrated Engineering (Accelerated)

3-year duration: £18,000 per year 

MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering (Accelerated)

3-year duration: £18,000 per year 

BSc (Hons) Construction Management

3-year duration: £18,000 per year 

Foundation Year

1-year duration: £18,000 per year, followed by the relevant tuition fees of your degree (see above)

If you're from the UK, you can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan and Maintenance Loan from the UK Government to cover your NMITE tuition fees and living costs. You’ll need to pay these back in instalments once you’re earning above the threshold amount.  

Note, the below information applies to the academic year starting 2024. These fees may change for future years. 

• Tuition Fee Loan: for UK students to cover the cost of tuition fees. The Tuition Fee loan is available regardless of family income. 
•  Maintenance Loan: to help UK students pay for living costs, for example, rent, food, books, travel, and other expenses.  

Check if you’re eligible for these loans, find out how much you can get, how to apply and when you start repaying on the UK Government website.  You don't need to have a confirmed place at NMITE to apply for your student finance. Applications can be made online on the UK Government website. 

Repayment of student loans 

The earliest you’ll start to repay your student loan is on 6 April the year after you finish your course. And you don’t start repayments until you’re earning over a specific amount. Your repayments will come straight out of your pay (you’ll see them in your payslip). But if your earnings drop below the threshold, you’ll stop paying. Discover more on the UK Government website.  

Paying your fees  

Paying with a Tuition Fee Loan: If you’re registered with the Student Loans Company and in receipt of a student loan, NMITE will have collected this information as part of your enrolment process and will collect your fees directly from them. 

Relevant links 

• Student Finance England 
• Student Awards Agency for Scotland 
• Student Finance Wales 
• Student Finance Northern Ireland 
• Student Loans Company 
• Access Agreements 

 You can contact our Finance Office at any time if you have any questions at accounts@nmite.ac.uk  

Paying your fees  

If you’re a self-funding student, or a sponsored student, you must arrange to pay your fees directly to us. You can do this as part of the application process. You’ll make your first payment as soon as you’re fully enrolled as as an NMITE student; we’ll issue your first invoice approximately 30 days prior to your enrolment date. Subsequent fee payments will be sent approximately 30 days before their due date, and notification will be sent to you that an invoice has been generated.  

Your invoice will be sent to you at your registered address. Once you have received your invoice, you or a third party can: 

• pay in full, following payment instructions on the invoice, using bank transfer 
• set up an instalment payment programme. If you choose to pay in instalments, ensure whoever is paying knows when the payment dates are so that they don’t fall into arrears 

 You’ll receive further details as part of your application process. However, you can contact our Finance Office at any time if you have any questions at accounts@nmite.ac.uk 

Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) 

If you have a disability, long-term health condition, mental health condition or specific learning difficulty (such as dyslexia) you may be eligible for the Disabled Students’ Allowance. This is for study-related requirements, such as access to specialist equipment, non-medical helpers, extra travel or other disability-related costs of studying. 

Childcare Grant

You may be eligible for a Childcare Grant to help with your childcare costs if you: are a full-time higher education student; have children under 15, or under 17 if they have special educational needs.  

Parents' Learning Allowance

You may be eligible for help with your learning costs if you’re a full-time student with children. This is called Parents’ Learning Allowance. 

Adult Dependants' Grant

If you’re a full-time student in higher education and an adult depends on you financially, you can apply for an Adult Dependants’ Grant. 

Funding from charitable trusts may also be available. Use the Turn2us grant search to check whether you qualify. 

You can apply for as many scholarships and bursaries as you like, but you can only be in receipt of one at a time unless specified otherwise. If you are successful for multiple scholarships and bursaries, you can choose which one you would like to accept. Bursaries and scholarships cannot be deferred. 

Our scholarships and bursaries are payable only to registered students at NMITE.  

Explore what’s on offer below for 2025 entry. If you have any questions, please contact us at bursaries@nmite.ac.uk   

The Care Experienced Bursary is available to students who can provide confirmation of their care-experienced status from their local authority.

Someone who is care experienced will have lived in public care or as a looked-after child at any stage of their life up to the age of 18. Including if you:

• Are recognised by your Local Authority as a 'care leaver' or were in the past
• Were adopted from care or left care with a Special Guardianship Order before the age of 18
• Lived with foster carers or in a residential children's home
• Have been looked after under a supervision order; or
• Have lived with friends or relatives in formal kinship care under a Local Authority but are not currently recognised by your Local Authority as a care leaver in receipt of statutory support.

To be eligible, you must also:  

• have accepted a formal offer on one of NMITE’s undergraduate programmes (either as firm or insurance choice if applying through UCAS)
• enrol on your programme in September 2025
• be aged 25 years or under at the start of the course.  

Please email your expression of eligibility for the Care Experienced Bursary to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on 5th June  2025. Students are required to provide evidence of their care experienced status; this must be in the form of an original letter from your Local Authority outlining your care leaver status, or time living in care.  

The Bursary is worth £1000 per academic year of study (pro-rata), plus £1000 to help with start-up costs to a maximum of £4000 

Awards cannot be claimed retrospectively for previous academic years.  

The Bursary is paid in three instalments each academic year: normally September, January, and May.   

The funding will support one student through up to three years of study 

Students cannot receive more than one Care Leaver, Estranged student, and Refugee Bursary. If you meet the eligibility criteria for more than one of these Bursaries, then it will be at the discretion of the Financial Awards Committee which Bursary you receive.  

Full terms and conditions for each bursary are available at Financial Awards Terms and Conditions

This bursary is for new undergraduate students from the UK who are irreconcilably estranged from their parents. The Standalone definition states that: an Estranged Student is someone that has not had verbal or written contact with both of their biological, adoptive parents or their only living parent for a significant period of time and this will not change. A significant period of time is usually considered twelve months or longer, but this can also depend on their circumstances.  

To be eligible, you must also:  

• be enrolled on either a degree level programme with or without Foundation year.
• started your course here in the academic year 2026/27
• be aged 25 years or under at the start of the course.  

Please email your expression of eligibility for the Estranged Student Bursary to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on 26 June 2026.  Students are required to provide evidence of their estranged status; this must be in the form of an original letter by an independent person with good standing in the community (e.g. teacher from school/college or GP). This person should normally have known about their situation for a substantial amount of time and can verify that they do not have contact with their biological, adoptive, or only living parents.  

The Bursary is worth £1000 per academic year of study, plus £1000 to help with start-up costs; to a maximum of £4000 

The Bursary is paid in three instalments each academic year: normally September, January, and May.

The funding will support one student through up to three years of study 

Students cannot receive more than one Care Leaver, Estranged student, and Refugee Bursary. If you meet the eligibility criteria for more than one of these Bursaries, then it will be at the discretion of the Financial Awards Committee which Bursary you receive.  

Full terms and conditions for each bursary are available at Financial Awards Terms and Conditions   

This bursary is for new undergraduate students who have Refugee status or Humanitarian Protection as defined below.  

The definition for those studying in England, as confirmed by UKCISA, states that eligible students with Refugee or Humanitarian Protection status: must be ordinarily resident in England on the first day of the first academic year of your course; and must have been recognised as a refugee or granted HP by the UK Government or be the spouse/civil partner/child of a person with that status, and have remained ordinarily resident in the UK and Islands since then.  

To be eligible, you must also:  

• be enrolled on either a degree level programme with or without Foundation year.
• started your course here in the academic year 2026/27
• have a household income of £42,875 or below
• not already hold an honours degree (or equivalent)  

Please email your expression of eligibility for the Estranged Student Bursary to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on 26 June 2026.  Students are required to provide evidence of their refugee status; this must be in the form of an original letter/document, showing their Refugee or Humanitarian Protection status, from the Home Office/UK Government. Your household income will also need to be verified.  

The Bursary is worth £1000 per academic year of study, plus £1000 to help with start-up costs, to a maximum of £4000 

Awards cannot be claimed retrospectively for previous academic years.  

The Bursary is paid in three instalments each academic year: normally September, January, and May.  

The funding will support one student through up to three years of study 

Students cannot receive more than one Care Leaver, Estranged student, and Refugee Bursary. If you meet the eligibility criteria for more than one of these Bursaries, then it will be at the discretion of the Financial Awards Committee which Bursary you receive.  

Full terms and conditions for each bursary are available at Financial Awards Terms and Conditions 

(This bursary can be awarded in addition to any other bursary you may be in receipt of).

This bursary is for new undergraduate students from the UK who are young adult carers.  

You are classed as a young adult carer if you are a carer between the ages of 18 and 25 who looks after a relative or friend, of any age, due to:  

• disability
• chronic or terminal illness
• mental health problems
• alcohol or drug addiction/dependency  

To be eligible, you must also:  

• be enrolled on either a degree level programme with or without Foundation year.
• started your course here in the academic year 2026/27
• be aged 25 years or under at the start of the course  

Please email your expression of eligibility for the Young Adult Carers Bursary to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on 26 June 2026.  Students are required to provide evidence of their status as a young adult carer; This should be in the form of an original letter by a professional person (e.g. teacher/adviser from school/college, GP, social services, or local authority) who is not a family member or the cared for person. This person should normally have known about the situation for a substantial amount of time and can verify that the student has caring responsibilities and for whom they care.   

The Bursary is worth £500 per academic year of study.  

Awards cannot be claimed retrospectively for previous academic years.  

The Bursary is paid in one instalment normally at the mid-way point for each FHEQ level of study

The funding will support one student through up to three years of study 

Students cannot receive more than one Care Leaver, Estranged student, and Refugee Bursary. If you meet the eligibility criteria for more than one of these Bursaries, then it will be at the discretion of the Financial Awards Committee which Bursary you receive.  

Full terms and conditions for each bursary are available at Financial Awards Terms and Conditions 

The aim of the Neuro-diversity Diagnosis fund is to support neuro-diverse students who do not have the means to fund a diagnostic assessment to reach their full academic potential whilst studying at NMITE  

This fund is for students who do not have a formal diagnosis of a neuro-diverse condition but who believe they experience difficulties in their learning processes due to a cognitive condition.  

To be eligible, you must also:  

• be enrolled on either a degree level programme with or without Foundation year.
• started your course here in the academic year 2026/27
• have completed an initial screening process either at previous education institution or self-assessed that indicates a neuro-diverse condition 

Students are required to meet with the Student Services Manager to request an eligibility check to access the Neuro-diversity Diagnosis Fund; they will need to provide evidence that they meet the eligibility criteria. In addition, a statement to explain perceived impact on learning experience; the student support team can assist with this statement if required.  

The NDDF will help with a formal diagnostic assessment to the maximum value of £1000.  

NMITE has identified professions qualified to carry out diagnostic assessments; payment will be made directly to the independent assessor identified.  

It is presumed by NMITE that if a student receives a positive diagnostic result that they will apply through the Student Loan Company for a Disabled Student assessment.  

Students can apply and receive support from this fund in addition to any other bursary they may have been awarded.  

Full terms and conditions for each bursary are available at Financial Awards Terms and Conditions 

No. of bursaries available: 4