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

Exclusively for January 2025 entry: £6,750 for the first year, followed by £9,275 per year for two years

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 

Exclusively for January 2025 entry: £13,500 for the first year, followed by £18,000 per year for two years

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 2024 entry. If you have any questions, please contact us at bursaries@nmite.ac.uk   

Four awards to be allocated

This generous cash scholarship supports women pursuing a degree in Integrated Engineering at NMITE. The aim is to provide more opportunities for women in engineering education – helping to address the current underrepresentation in the field. This scholarship is open to all UK-based and international females. 

Rationale for scholarship 

Women account for only 16.5% of the engineering workforce in the UK. This gender gap originates at a much earlier stage, with low levels of female representation within STEM subjects being seen at A-level and in higher education. In 2017, only 15% of engineering undergraduates in the UK were women, and in 2021 only 23% of students starting A-level Physics were female. 

Central to NMITE’s mission is to train engineers from different walks of life so that the sector better reflects society. By recruiting a wider diversity of undergraduate engineers with greater gender representation, we can deliver creative thinking for engineering solutions to the world’s problems. 

Scholarship level per individual 

£5,000 in cash for the first year of study to be awarded in two instalments in the first year of study. 

Scholarship criteria 

To be considered for the Motorola Solutions Foundation Scholarship, applicants must: 

• be a woman
• be joining as a new student at NMITE for the January 2025 or September 2025 intake for an Engineering degree at BEng or MEng level 
• Note, students studying the NMITE Foundation Year are not eligible 

Application process 

• Make an application to study at NMITE through UCAS (or directly through our website). 
• You’ll be notified if your application to study at NMITE is successful and made a formal offer of a place for the September intake. 
• To be eligible for the scholarship, you must tell us that you are female, or that you identify as a female.   
• You can apply by submitting a short statement (500 words or less) about how the Motorola Solutions Foundation Scholarship will enable you to make an impact on an engineering issue that is important to you 
• Please email your application to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk
• You may be invited to a panel interview should the scholarship applications be high. 
• Your application will be submitted to the Financial Awards Committee who will make a decision based on the information supplied. 
• You’ll be formally notified in writing about your scholarship. You must have formally enrolled on to your course at NMITE for the scholarship to be activated. 
• If you choose to accept the scholarship, you’ll be asked to sign a Financial Award Agreement and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the scholarship. 

Closing date 

The deadline to apply is Monday 20 January for January 2025 starters and Wednesday 29 January 2025 for September 2025 starters.

A multi-year cash bursary that offers transformative financial support to individuals from Herefordshire who are looking to ‘switch’ careers. This bursary is open to new NMITE students on BEng – Integrated Engineering who would be seeking to enrol in January 2025. 

Bursary level per individual 

Up to £10,000 cash over the duration of your study. Details as follows: 

• £1,000 allocated two weeks after the start of your programme, including full engagement of induction activities. 
• Further payments of £3000 awarded as your progression from FHEQ levels is confirmed, with a final £3000 payment on ratification of your BEng degree.

Bursary eligibility criteria 

To be considered for the NMITE Switcher Bursary, applicants must: 

• be joining as a new NMITE student in January 2025 
• have accepted a formal offer to study BEng Integrated Engineering
• must live in Herefordshire
• looking to ‘switch’ careers 

AND 

Application and selection process 

1. Make an application to study at NMITE directly through our website.  
2. You’ll be notified if your application to study at NMITE is successful and made a formal offer of a place in the January 2025 intake. 
3. To apply for Switcher Bursary, you must formally accept your offer and then submit the evidence detailed below as soon as possible. 
4. Please email your application to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on Friday 20 December 2024 at the latest.
5. Your application will be submitted to our Financial Awards Committee who will make a decision based on the information supplied. 
6. You’ll be notified of the decision within 5 working days of your application. 
7. You must have formally enrolled on to your programme at NMITE to receive the funds following an award of the bursary. 
8. If you choose to accept the bursary, you will be asked to sign a Financial Award Agreement and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the bursary. 

Evidence 

Sufficient evidence to demonstrate that you, as an NMITE applicant, meet the following criteria will be required.  

A multi-year cash bursary that offers transformative financial support to individuals who are ‘switching’ from another higher education institution, an apprenticeship or looking to ‘switch’ careers or top up their engineering career qualifications. This bursary is open to new NMITE students on BEng – Integrated Engineering who would be seeking to enrol in January 2025. 

Bursary level per individual 

Up to £10,000 cash over the duration of your study. Details as follows: 

• £1,000 allocated two weeks after the start of your programme, including full engagement of induction activities. 
• Further payments of £3000 awarded as your progression from FHEQ levels is confirmed, with a final £3000 payment on ratification of your BEng degree.

Bursary eligibility criteria 

To be considered for the NMITE Switcher Bursary, applicants must: 

• be joining as a new NMITE student in January 2025 
• have accepted a formal offer to study BEng Integrated Engineering
• be ‘switching’ from another higher education institution, or an apprenticeship.

AND 

Application and selection process 

1. Make an application to study at NMITE directly through our website.  
2. You’ll be notified if your application to study at NMITE is successful and made a formal offer of a place in the January 2025 intake. 
3. To apply for Switcher Bursary, you must formally accept your offer and then submit the evidence detailed below as soon as possible. 
4. Please email your application to bursaries@nmite.ac.uk by 5pm on Friday 20 December 2024 at the latest.
5. Your application will be submitted to our Financial Awards Committee who will make a decision based on the information supplied. 
6. You’ll be notified of the decision within 5 working days of your application. 
7. You must have formally enrolled on to your programme at NMITE to receive the funds following an award of the bursary. 
8. If you choose to accept the bursary, you will be asked to sign a Financial Award Agreement and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the bursary. 

Evidence 

Sufficient evidence to demonstrate that you, as an NMITE applicant, meet the following criteria will be required.  

The Schaeffler Sponsored Degree has been kindly funded by the Schaeffler Group, a leading global supplier of motion and mobility solutions the automotive and industrial sectors. For more information visit the Schaeffler website. 

The Schaeffler Sponsored Degree aims to attract more women in to engineering by offering a competitive funding package specifically for undergraduates who are female or identify as female.

Bursary level per individual 

£5,000 per year, up to a total of £15,000. Award dispersed in three annual instalments

Numbers available for 25/26: 1

Bursary eligibility criteria 

To be considered for the Schaeffler Sponsored Degree, applicants must: 

• Be female, or identify as female 
• Hold a formal offer to study at NMITE
• Complete a further scholarship application by 5pm on 25 January 2025.

AND 

Application and selection process 

1. Make an application to study at NMITE, either through our website or through UCAS.
2. You will be notified if your application to study at NMITE is successful. At this stage, you will be notified about any financial awards that are available for you to apply for. Please note that while you may apply for more than onefinancial award, you can only be in receipt of one.
3. The Schaeffler Sponsored Degree has a two-stage application process: 

Stage 1: Submit a 500-word written statement OR a two minute recorded video in response to the following question: 

Stage 2: Invitation to attend an interview with a panel.

4. You will be notified within one week of the interview whether your scholarship application is successful. 
5. You must formally enrol on to the course before the course start date to be awarded the scholarship.
6. You will be asked to sign a scholarship agreement 
7. Leave the rest to us – we’ll disperse your financial award on the specified payment dates.

Terms and Conditions: 

There may be further Terms and Conditions associated with the Schaeffler Sponsored Degree as stipulated by the Schaeffler Group. These will be made clear to you at the time of application for the scholarship. 

For more information please contact registrar@nmite.ac.uk