These dates apply to all Home and International Undergraduate and Postgraduate students studying full time or part time.
Please note these dates do not apply to short courses, UH Online (distance learning) students or Research students.
Semester A
If you started or returned to your course in Semester A (September/October 2022) and are formally registered on your course on the dates listed below you will be liable for the following:
Liability Payment Date |
Amount Due |
Prior to 10 October 2022 |
No Fee Liability |
10 October 2022 |
25% of tuition fees |
9 January 2023 |
50% of tuition fees |
17 April 2023 |
100% of tuition fees |
If your course officially starts on 27 September 2022, you will become liable for 25% of your full tuition fees on 10 October 2022. If you register late on or after 10 October 2022 you will immediately become liable for 25% of your full tuition fees.
Semester B
If you started or returned to your course in Semester B (January 2023) and are formally registered on your course on the dates listed below you will be liable for the following:
Liability Payment Date |
Amount Due |
Prior to 6 February 2023 |
No fee liability |
6 February 2023 |
25% of tuition fees |
2 May 2023 |
50% of tuition fees |
7 August 2023 |
100% of tuition fees |
If your course officially starts in January 2023, you will become liable for 25% of your full tuition fees on 6 February 2023. If you register late on or after 6 February 2023 you will immediately become liable for 25% of your full tuition fees.
The University of Hertfordshire offers instalment plans to all students to assist you in paying your Tuition Fees.
Please see the University’s payment page for a comprehensive list of all payment methods available.
If you have any queries regarding the above, please contact Student Account Management at finance-tuition@herts.ac.uk
Please see here for the payment options available to UH Online students.
* UH Online refers to the University courses which at the time of initial application by the student are advertised as being an online course, which means that they are designed to be delivered, taught and assessed via web-based learning. UH Online does not refer to any programme which was intended to be campus based and due to circumstances has been amended to be delivered wholly or partly online.