The information on this page is for UK home applicants. Applicants who are on a student visa or who have been assessed as having an overseas fee status can find information on our International fees and Funding page.
Current students need to visit the SIP tile myLTU app and select Money Advice. There you can find information about Bursaries, Student Finance and Money Management. myLTU is also available by logging in via your web browser.
Going to university is an investment in your future and Leeds Trinity is one of the UK’s top universities for employability. 95% of our graduates are in employment or further study 15 months after graduating (Graduate Outcomes, HESA 2023).
On this page you can find information about:
Tuition fees and loans
Tuition Fee Amounts
2026-27
Three-year Undergraduate honours Degree courses are £9,790 per year for tuition fees in the 2026/27 academic year. Foundation Year level (Level 0 prior to continuing on to a linked three-year Undergraduate honours Degree course) will be charged at either £5,760 or £9,790 in 2026/27 depending on the subject of the foundation year. Students can find the foundation year fee for each foundation subject on our course pages. These fees may increase each academic year in line with inflation or UK government policy.
The undergraduate tuition fee for 2027/28 will be published in late 2026.
Paying your tuition fees
Eligible UK Home students can apply for a tuition fee loan to cover the cost of their tuition fees from the government which you repay gradually through monthly repayments.
Students who do not take out a tuition fee loan or who are not eligible for a tuition fee loan will need to make payment of the tuition fees directly to Leeds Trinity in line with the Student Financial Regulations. For more information on paying your fees yourself directly to Leeds Trinity please contact Finance@leedstrinity.ac.uk.
For students starting a course in January 2027 onwards, Student Finance England is introducing a new student finance system called the Lifelong Learning Entitlement to provide applicants with tuition fee loan support. For more information visit Student Finance England's Lifelong Learning Entitlement page.
Support for essential living costs and other costs
Eligible UK students on a full-time course can apply for a package of maintenance funding from the government to help with general living costs, and additional funding if they have children and/or a disability. Part-time students from England and Wales can apply for a part-time maintenance loan.
Distance learning, online, and weekend-only courses are not eligible for maintenance funding.
Leeds Trinity University expects students to actively participate in their education by attending all timetabled teaching sessions, including lectures, seminars, and practicals, to ensure academic success. Regular engagement is monitored, and low attendance may trigger support interventions, with persistent non-attendance risking withdrawal from the course.
For full details please see: Student Academic Engagement Policy
Eligibility for funding
Students usually need to meet residency eligibility criteria (e.g. have settled status such as being a UK citizen, or have been granted Indefinite Leave to Remain) and meet the previous study eligibility criteria (e.g. be studying for a degree at a higher level than any degree they already hold, and not already exhausted their funding entitlement). Eligibility criteria depend on which funding body your student finance is from (e.g. Student Finance England / Student Finance Northern Ireland etc.) and which year you start your course.
Repaying your loans
As a full-time student, you will not start repaying your loan until the April after you leave university, and once you're earning over a set threshold. The threshold depends on which funding body your student finance is from (e.g. Student Finance England / Student Finance Northern Ireland etc.) and which year you started Higher Education. For more information visit the Repaying Your Student Loan page of the Gov.uk website.
Where to get more information
English students can apply and find out more information on the Student Finance section of the gov.uk website.
This website also has a calculator that will give you an estimate of what you will receive.
Students from other countries
Students from other UK countries can find information and apply at:
- Scottish students (Student Awards Agency Scotland)
- Welsh students (Student Finance Wales)
- Northern Irish students (Student Finance NI)
Undergraduate and Foundation UK Home Fees
| Course | Tuition fees |
|---|---|
| Three-year undergraduate degree course | £9,790 in 2026/27 * |
| Undergraduate degrees with a Foundation Year | £5,760 or £9,790 depending on subject for Foundation Year. All subsequent years (levels 4 – 6) will be charged at the higher rate which is currently £9,790 * |
*Tuition Fees are charged per year. Depending on government policy, tuition fees may change / increase in future years and we will publish more information about fees for 2027/28 entry, and fees for continuing years of study, when confirmed by the government.
Tuition fees status and assessment
Tuition fees are set at different levels for Home and International students. Before you begin your course we must establish your tuition fee status.
Open the Tuition fees status and assessment PDF below for more information.