Studying in the UK involves tuition fees for all students, and at NMITE we believe its important you understand exactly what that means and how your investment supports your learning. 

Your fees go directly back into your educational experience, from industry-focused teaching and specialist facilities to personalised support throughout your degree. Here we detail fees and loans available.

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Tuition fees and loans

NMITE tuition fees for UK and international students, UK Government loans and self-paying student guide.

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More UK Government funding

Extra funding pots from the UK Government and charitable trusts for UK students.

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Wellbeing and Support at NMITE

Bursaries and scholarships

Bursaries and scholarships from NMITE and our industry partners for UK-based and international students.

NMITE tuition fees

First-off, every student, regardless of who you are and where you’re from, pays tuition fees for higher education in the UK. This is one of the main costs of university-level study. BUT you can be confident that at NMITE we re-invest your fees into your learning, so it ultimately benefits you. Plus, there’s plenty of financial help available for students today. We talk more about this below. 

UK students

Undergraduate course fees are charged per year. The following tuition fees for UK students apply to the academic year starting 2026/2027 and 2027/2028. 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. 

UK Students

MEng (Hons) Integrated Engineering (Accelerated) - 3-year duration 

Tuition fees for AY26/27 - £11,430 PA

Tuition fees for AY27/28 - £11,735 PA

 

MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering (Accelerated) - 3-year duration 

Tuition fees for AY26/27 - £11,430 per year

Tuition fees for AY27/28 - £11,735 per year

 

BSc (Hons) Construction Management - 3-year duration 

Tuition fees for AY26/27 - £9,525 per year

Tuition fees for AY27/28 - £9,780 per year

 

Foundation Year - 1-year duration 

Tuition fees for AY26/27 - £9,525 per year

Tuition fees for AY27/28 - £9,780 per year

Followed by the relevant tuition fees of your degree (see above)

International students (including EU)

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)

Student loans and paying fees

Here you’ll discover what you need to know about student loans and paying tuition fees. For UK-based students, you’ll qualify for student finance from the UK Government. If you’re an international student, we recommend enquiring with your local government and related bodies to see what student loans might be available for you. Many international students are self-funding. 

Student loans (UK students)

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 

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

Self-funding students

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 

Bursaries and scholarships

We are also committed to making study as accessible as possible, with a range or financial support and funding options available to help you manage the cost of university. Our Bursaries and scholarships page can help you find further support.

Making money management easy

Your MyNMITE student portal, which you’ll have access to once you enrol, contains handy budgeting and money management tools and tips. You’ll also be able to get support from our Student Support Services, who are experts in this area too.  

You can find handy information about living and accommodation expenses on our student accommodation page.

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International student banking

This handy Save the Student guide will tell you what you need to know about student banking in the UK.  

More handy information

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Student accommodation

Check out our new student accommodation - purpose-built in the centre of Hereford, designed with your experience in mind.

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Student support and wellbeing

Our dedicated student support teams will help you to settle into student life, and make the most of your time here.

Creating equal opportunities

We’re committed to adding more resources to assist students facing hardship and students for whom financial support might make the difference in enrolling at NMITE. Watch this space - we’ll publish information about additional financial support when we have it.