Money Matters booklet - Kingston University

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Money 

Matters 

2013/14

Introduction 

Introduction 

Contents 

Contents 

Welcome to the Money Matters guide for 2013–14. The following 

pages contain information on how and when to pay your fees 

for the academic year 2013–14. This guide also contains useful 

information on how and where to receive financial advice. 

1 Introduction and Money Matters top tips 

3 Applying for funding and how to budget for your course 

5 Information on fees 

Please note that information contained in this guide is the University’s latest rules and 

regulations, and therefore supersedes any other information previously provided in relation to 

payment of fees for the academic year 2013–14. 

7 Advice on financial support and tuition fee loans 

12 Who do I contact? 

Money matters tips 

UK students 

Bursaries 

You may be eligible for a Kingston University 

bursary of between £385 and £1,000 if you 

are studying on a full-time course and being 

charged £3,465 for your tuition fees. Further 

conditions apply. 

Scholarships (first-year students) 

If your course tuition fee is £6,000 or more AND 

your household income is £25,000 or less, you 

may be eligible to apply for a scholarship. Visit 

www.kingston.ac.uk/nsp for more information. 

National Insurance number 

You must provide your National Insurance number 

to Student Finance England, (or equivalent if you 

are from another part of the UK) otherwise your 

loan will be withheld and you will have to fund 

your own tuition fees and living costs. 

Tuition fee loans 

Fee loans are available to most undergraduate 

students studying full time. 

Bank details 

You must provide your bank details to the 

Student Loan Company to receive maintenance 

loans grants and the Kingston University bursary. 

 

Student finance declaration form 

You must have signed and returned a copy 

of the Declaration Form that Student Finance 

England, (or equivalent if you are from another 

part of the UK) has sent to you. 

EU students 

Tuition fee loans 

Fee loans are available to most undergraduate 

students studying full time. 

International students (non-EU) 

All International (non-EU) students will be 

required to pay 50 per cent of their course fee 

in cleared funds prior to or on enrolment. This is 

a requirement of the UK Border Agency’s new 

points based system. 

All students 

You can get free advice from the University’s 

Student Life advisers, who run drop-in sessions 

at each campus. For more details, see page 4. 

13 How do I pay my fees? 

15 Where do I pay my fees? 

17 When do I pay my fees? 

Home and EU students – all 

Tuition fee for students with existing qualifications (ELQ) 

International (non–EU) students – all 

Channel Island students 

Accommodation fees 

27 Can my employer, embassy or organisation pay for my fees? 

28 Withdrawing from your course and refunds 

35 Complaints and disputes 

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Applying for funding and how to budget for your course 

Applying for funding and how 

to budget for your course 

Most students reading this will have already applied for 

funding. If not, contact the relevant agency (below) as soon as 

possible to arrange for a fee loan, maintenance loan and grants. 

Students from England 

Apply online at www.gov.uk/student-finance 

Students from Wales 

Apply online at www.studentfinancewales.co.uk 

Students from Scotland 

Apply online at www.saas.gov.uk 

Students from Northern Ireland 

Apply online at www.studentfinanceni.co.uk 

Students from the European Union 

Contact Student Finance Services: 

EU Students Team 

T: +44 (0)141 243 3570 

E: EU_team@slc.co.uk 

Planning your budget 

Managing on a budget is an important part 

of being a student. Forward planning and 

prioritising your payments will help you avoid 

financial problems and reduce unnecessary 

financial worries. 

Experienced student life advisors are on hand to 

advise you with any money-related issues, 

including managing your money, claiming benefits 

or dealing with problems with your student 

finance. Confidential one-to-one appointments, as 

well as drop-in, email and telephone information 

and advice are available. You can also ask us 

questions through the StudentHUB, our online 

advice service. 

Further information 

Student Life Advisory Team 

Ground Floor, John Galsworthy Building 

Penrhyn Road 

T: +44 (0)20 8417 7312 

mykingston.kingston.ac.uk – click the 

‘My money’ link to access our information. 

Ask us questions at: 

studenthub.kingston.ac.uk 

Applying for funding and how to budget for your course 

Top tips from our Student Life advisers 

• Apply for your funding in plenty of time – before 

you start your course. 

• Save up some money just in case your funding 

is delayed. 

• Research and choose a bank/building society 

and open a student account (if you are eligible). 

• Many students are eligible for an interest-free 

overdraft facility. 

• Check out the ‘My money’ section on My 

Kingston or call us for help and advice. You 

can also refer to the frequently asked questions 

under ‘My money’, on the Student HUB. 

• Plan your budget – will your income be enough 

to pay all your costs, and do you know what 

priority payments are? 

• Complete a budget planner. 

• Do you need to earn money while you are 

studying? Have a look at the University 

JobShop (www.kingston.ac.uk/careers/jobs/ 

jobs) for part-time jobs. 

• Are you in financial difficulty? Come and see 

one of our friendly advisers for help. 

• Remember that our student life advisors are 

here to help throughout your time at Kingston 

University. Our service is free, confidential and 

non-judgemental. 

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Information on fees 


Part-time fee table: 


Home/EU and New Island 

Per 30 - credit module 

MPHARM & Studio Based Art & Design £2,250.00 

This section is for UK and EU undergraduate students on a full-time course. 

Standard Fee £2,188.00 

Foundation Year 2 £1,500.00 

Fees 

Below is a table of fees you can expect to be charged in 2013–14. It is important to note that all fees listed 

below are subject to change on an annual basis. 

Home ELQ Continuing £1,346.00 

Foundation Year 0 Repeat £750.00 

Pre-entry 2012/13 £866.00 

New and continuing students: 

- New entrants full-time undergraduate Home/EU student 

- Studio-based Art & Design Home/EU student 

- MPharm Home/EU student 

- Foundation Year 0 Home/EU student 

- Foundation degrees new entrants Home/EU student 

- HND degrees 

- Foundation degrees continuing student Home/EU student 

- Pre-entry 2012/13 full-time undergraduate Home/EU student 

- Pre-entry 2006/7 full-time undergraduate Home/EU student 

- Progression to BA top-up year in Year 3 

£8,750 

£9,000 

£9,000 

£4,500 

£6,000 

£6,000 

£3,465 

£3,465 

£1,380 

£3,465 

Foundation Early Years - Year 1 £1,188.00 

Foundation Early Years - Year 2 £876.00 

Pre-entry 2006/7 £346.00 

Repeating students 

If you will be repeating in your next year of study, Home/EU students should still complete the full-time 

student finance forms. If you have already completed your application for 2013–14 you will need to 

complete a Change of Circumstances Form to advise Student Finance England, or other relevant national 

student finance agency, that you will be repeating part of the course. This must be submitted by 

16 September 2013. 

Industrial placement: 

- If you are attending a four-year sandwich course £900 

Studying abroad: 

- Students studying abroad for one full year 

- Students studying abroad for part of the year and studying at KU 

for the rest of the year 

*ELQ students: 

- Students studying for an equivalent or lower qualification (see right) – 

pre-entry 2012/13 students only 

Edexcel Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: 

- For 19 years of age and over 

- HND/BTEC registration fee 

- Foundation Business & Professional Administration 

- Foundation Business & Law Administration 

£1,715 

£3,465 

£5,380 

£1,040 

Included 

Year 1 £6,000 

Year 2 £6,000 

- Foundation Early Years (Education) Year 1 £4,750 

Year 2 £3,500 

Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy and Radiography courses 

- These are NHS-funded courses TBC 

Please note that most modules will weigh a minimum of 30 credits from academic year 2013/14 

onwards. Provided your repeat module(s) weighed 15 credits or less prior to 2013/14, you will be 

charged 50% (per module) of the 2013/14 modular cost detailed in the table above. 

*Students studying for an equivalent or lower qualification (ELQ students) 

Due to higher education funding changes introduced by the government, students who started 

a course before 1 September 2012 and already possess a qualification at the same level but in a 

different subject, will be charged a fee of £5,380 (only if the standard fee is less than £5,380). 

This does not apply to the following categories of students: 

• Students studying for a foundation degree 

• Students progressing from a HND 

• Students studying undergraduate architecture (depending on your level of study/programme), 

landscape architecture, nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, radiography and social work 

If you are unsure about your fees, please refer to our website: www.kingston.ac.uk/fees 

Transferring from another university 

To ensure that you are charged the correct fee, it is in your best interest to inform us as soon as possible. 

Failure to do so may result in you being charged the incorrect fee. 

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Advice on financial support and tuition fee loans 

Advice on financial support 

and tuition fee loans 

Bursary 

You will be eligible for a Kingston University 

bursary if: 

• you are a UK student; 

• you are on a full-time mode of attendance and 

you are charged £3,465 for your tuition fees for 

2013–14; 

• you are income assessed (means-tested loan 

and maintenance grant); 

• you have signed and returned the Student 

Declaration to Student Finance England (or 

equivalent from other parts of the UK). 

The amount of bursary you receive will depend on 

your household income: 

Household income 

Less than £1,000 £1,000 

£1,000–£25,000 £600 

£25,000–£40,393 £385 

More than £40,393 

Kingston bursary 

Not eligible 

BA Social Work students are eligible for a bursary 

of £385 if household income is below £25,000. 

Payment of your bursary 

Your bursary will be paid into your bank account by 

the Student Loans Company in two instalments: 

• 31 January 2014 

• 01 May 2014 

Notification of your bursary 

You will receive a letter from the University telling 

you whether you will receive a Kingston University 

bursary and, if so, for how much. 

Remember 

If you owe academic fees to the University 

your bursary will be used to reduce that debt. 

However, if you are paying your tuition fees by 

direct debit then your bursary will only be used 

against the defaulted payments. 

If you withdraw from your course or interrupt 

your studies before 13 January 2014, you will 

not be awarded a bursary. If you withdraw after 

13 January 2014 but before 13 April 2014, you 

will only be awarded 50 per cent of your bursary. 

The latest date to apply for means-tested funding 

and to qualify for a bursary is 15 May 2014. 

Alumni Discount 

Kingston University offers a 10% discount 

on the tuition fee of any programme of 

postgraduate study (taught or research) 

undertaken by an alumnus of Kingston 

University (or its predecessor Kingston 

Polytechnic). 

The discount is available to alumni 

who have previously undertaken and 

been awarded a bachelor’s degree from 

either Kingston University or from St 

George’s, University of London as part 

of a programme undertaken within the 

joint Faculty of Health, Social Care and 

Education. 

Please contact your faculty for information 

on how to apply and for details of any 

further terms and conditions. 

Scholarships 

National Scholarship Programme 

• The national scholarship is £3,000 for the first 

year of your course. 

• It is available to students from the UK and 

European Union who are eligible for student 

finance from the UK Government. 

• UK students can choose to have £1,000 

paid to them, or as a discount on university 

accommodation or as a fee waiver. The remaining 

£2,000 is paid as a fee waiver. EU students will 

receive the whole scholarship as a fee waiver. 

• Scholarships will be awarded in the second and 

third year of study, dependent on successful 

progression through your course and your grades. 

Kingston Scholarship Scheme 

• The Kingston scholarship is £1,000 for the first 

year of your course. 

• It is available to students from the UK and 

European Union who are eligible for student 

finance from the UK Government. 

• UK students can choose to have it paid to them, 

or as a discount on university accommodation 

or as a fee waiver. EU students will receive the 

whole scholarship as a fee waiver. 

Do I qualify? 

You can apply for a scholarship if you meet the 

following criteria: 

• You hold a firm offer to study at Kingston 

University, starting in September 2013 

• The fee charged for your course is £6,000 

or more, or you are studying an integrated 

foundation year in science, engineering and 

computing 

• You are eligible to receive student finance 

(maintenance loan and grant and tuition fee loan 

for UK students; tuition fee loan for EU students) 

• Your household income, as assessed by 

Student Finance England (or equivalent), is 

£25,000 or less for the national scholarship; if 

your household income is less than £45,000 you 

can apply for a Kingston scholarship 

• You have not studied at university level before 

• Neither of your parents hold a university-level 

qualification (by this we mean that neither 

parent holds a degree, HND or equivalent), 

or you are a mature student (over 25 years old on 

1 September 2013). 

If you meet all the above criteria, you can apply. 

For any queries regarding these Scholarships, 

please contact the Student Life Advisory Team 

(see page 4 for contact details). 

How to apply 

Please note that you need to have selected 

Kingston University as firm in order to apply. 

You will need your username (KU number) and 

password to log into the online portal (OSIS) 

where applications can be made. 

1. Log in to OSIS using your username and 

password (osis.kingston.ac.uk) 

2. Click on ‘Your Application’ on the left-hand side 

3. Click on ‘Your Scholarship Application’ 

4. Complete the scholarship application form 

Remember 

• We have a limited amount of money for both 

the national scholarship and the Kingston 

scholarship. 

• Meeting the eligibility criteria does not give 

an entitlement to a scholarship. 

• You cannot receive both the national 

scholarship and the Kingston scholarship. 

If your application for a scholarship is 

successful, we will tell you which scholarship 

you have been awarded. 


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Tuition fee loan 

Most UK and EU undergraduate students can 

borrow up to the tuition fee amount being charged 

by the University. The tuition fee loan is not 

dependant on household income. 

Following a successful application, the loan is 

paid directly to the University by the Student Loan 

Company. 

Domicile 

Student Finance 

England 


Wales 


Northern Ireland 

New 

students 

31 May 

2013 

19 April 

2013 

12 April 

2013 

Continuing 

students 

28 June 

2013 

31 May 

2013 

14 June 

2013 

What happens next? 

Once your application has been assessed, 

Student Finance will send you a Student Finance 

Entitlement letter detailing what you are entitled to. 

If you applied online, the letter will also include 

a declaration that must be signed and returned 

to Student Finance England, (or equivalent if 

you are from another part of the UK) before 

your loan can be approved. 


How and when to apply 

The easiest way to apply is online at 

www.gov.uk/studentfinance 

The online application form is designed to make sure 

you only see the sections you need to fill in. You 

can also save the application as you go along. 

The application deadlines for new and continuing 

full-time students to ensure funding will be in place 

for the start of their course are in the table 

above, right. 

Please be aware that late applications may result 

in you being invoiced for fees, which you will be 

personally liable for until your application has been 

processed. 

You can still apply after these dates but funding 

may not be in place for the start of your course. 

If you do not request the full tuition fee loan, then 

the difference will be invoiced to you directly 

and you will need to pay the University for this in 

accordance with the University’s payment terms. 

Should you wish to apply for a loan to cover the 

full value of your tuition fees, we recommend 

that you indicate this on your application form 

by selecting the check box ‘I want to apply for a 

loan to pay the full tuition fee charged by 

my University’. 

What if my circumstances change? 

Before the course start date, you can log into your 

online student finance account and change the 

following details: 

• address 

• bank account 

• password or secret answer 

• course, such as changing course after A-level 

results; or leaving, returning or taking a break 

from a course 

• loan amount or type, such as the tuition fee 

loan amount 

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Top tips 

• The process of applying for student finance 

can be made even easier by allowing UCAS 

to share some of your application details with 

the Student Loans Company (SLC). 

• Request a reminder and UCAS will prompt 

you to log in to your account and agree to 

share details with the SLC. 

• Your student finance application will be prepopulated 

with information from your UCAS 

application, such as personal and course 

details. 

• This makes applying for a student loan faster 

and saves entering the same information on 

both forms. 

Apply online now at 

www.gov.uk/studentfinance 

Student Finance England (SFE) processes 

your application and sends you 

a Student Finance Entitlement letter 

The letter will include a Declaration Form, 

which you must sign 

and return to SFE 

Kingston University confirms your 

attendance to SFE 

Who do I contact? 

Paying your fees 

The Debt Recovery Team is part of the University’s 

finance department and is responsible for the 

collection of fees. 

The Tuition fees and Bursary section is also part 

of the University’s finance department and is 

responsible for the invoicing of tuition fees and 

payment of bursaries. 

Financial Operations 

Kingston University 

Student Information and Advice Centre 

Ground Floor Cooper House 

40–46 Surbiton Road 

Kingston upon Thames 

Surrey KT1 2HX 

Financial help and advice 

The Student Funds Team is based in the Student Life 

Centre and administers the Government Access 

to Learning Fund (ALF) for UK students and the 

University International Students Hardship Fund. 

Student Life advisers are available to give advice 

and guidance on living on a budget, student 

finance queries, banking, dealing with debt and 

financial capability and literacy. 

Student Life Centre 


John Galsworthy Building 

Penrhyn Road 


Surrey KT1 2EE 

Who do I contact? 

SFE pays your tuition fees direct to 


T: +44 (0)20 8328 7005 

T: +44 (0) 20 8417 7312 

Student Funds Team 

T: +44 (0) 20 8417 7315 

Remember 

You do not need a confirmed offer before you 

can apply for your loan – simply apply using 

your first choice of course. If you need to 

make a course change, you must however, 

ensure that you inform Student Finance 

England, (or equivalent if you are from another 

part of the UK) that your circumstances have 

changed. This can be done online. 

mykingston.kingston.ac.uk – click the 

‘My money’ link to access our information. 

Ask questions at studenthub.kingston.ac.uk 

If you decide to apply for a tuition fee loan or 

change your tuition fee loan amount at a later 

date, you can download a Tuition Fee Loan 

request form from www.gov.uk/studentfinance 

or contact the Student Life Centre. 

For more information, see contact details 

on page 12. 

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How do I pay my fees? 



There are several easy ways to pay your fees. Please note 

that all payments should be made in pounds sterling (£). 

Online using the internet 

The most convenient way to pay your fees is by 

using the University’s secure payment website: 

www.kingston.ac.uk/epay 

You can pay using cards that display these symbols. 

If you are unable to access the internet and you 

are the authorised cardholder, the University will 

be able to take a payment over the phone if you 

ring +44 (0)20 8328 7005. 

Fraudulent payments 

If the University suspects that a card payment 

may be fraudulent, we reserve the right to 

immediately suspend access to IT and library 

facilities, and we may refer the matter to the 

police. You will be subject to the University’s 

Student Disciplinary Process. 

www.kingston.ac.uk/academicregulations 

Electronic bank transfer 

You can ask your bank to transfer funds in 

pounds sterling (£) directly to the University’s 

bank account. Your bank may charge you for this 

transfer and you will need to make it clear that 

the University is to receive the pounds sterling 

(£) amount in full (ie excluding charges). Always 

quote your student ID number and your name 

to ensure we are able to identify your payment. 

The University’s bank account details are: 

• Bank account name: Kingston University 

• Bank account number: 20273856 

• Bank sort code number: 20–00–00 

• IBAN number: GB32 BARC 2000 0020 2738 56 

• Swift/BIC number: BARCGB22 

• Bank: Barclays Bank PLC 

• Branch name: 1 Churchill Place 

• Branch address: 1 Churchill Place, London, 

E14 5HP 

International students: please note that your 

bank will probably ask you for the name and 

address of the University’s bank – see above. 

Cheque 

All cheques must be payable to ‘Kingston 

University’ for the full amount. We only accept 

cheques drawn on a UK bank or building society 

account. We are not able to accept ‘Eurocheques’ 

or Travellers cheques. Please note that cheques, 

including parental and company cheques, are 

not classed as cleared funds. 

Please write your student ID number and your 

name on the back of the cheque. 

Bank or building society draft 

The draft must be payable to ‘Kingston University’ 

for the full amount. We can only accept drafts that 

are drawn on a UK bank account. Paying by bank 

or building society draft is treated as cleared funds. 

Please note 

International students: Where a bank 

draft has been issued outside of the United 

Kingdom, it is important to remember that the 

issuing bank must formally notify the drawing 

bank of the draft. Failure to do so will result 

in the bank draft not being credited to the 

University. This will affect your enrolment status 

and could affect your visa if studying on 

Tier-4 visas. 

Direct debit (by instalment in line with the 

University’s instalment plan) 

This enables you to spread your payments in line 

with the University’s instalment plan, and there 

is no charge for paying in this way. You will need 

a valid UK bank or building society account that 

allows direct debit transactions. The instalments 

will be collected automatically from your chosen 

account on the due dates. 

This can be setup online during enrolment or 

at any other time using our secure website: 


For further information, you can contact the Debt 

Recovery Team on +44 (0)20 8328 7005. 

You will receive an email confirmation once your 

direct debit has been accepted, and this will be 

sent to your Kingston University email address. If 

you do not receive your confirmation, you should 

contact the Debt Recovery Team to ensure that 

your direct debit instruction has been received. 

Remember 

You must have enough money in the account on 

the due dates, otherwise your bank may make 

a charge to your account for every default. 

If you wish to cancel your direct debit, all you 

are doing is removing the option to pay by 

instalments. You will then be required to pay the 

outstanding balance in full immediately. 

It is your responsibility to check that your direct 

debit has been activated. 

Cash 

For your safety and security we do not advise you 

to pay with cash. Please do not send cash by post 

or by courier, nor give money to someone else to 

pay for you. If it is your only option, payment can 

be made at the Payment Office on the ground floor 

of Cooper House. It is important that you keep 

your receipt as proof of payment. 

Cleared funds 

Payments made by debit or credit card, bank draft 

(as specified above), electronic bank transfer and 

cash are all regarded as cleared funds. 

NB: If you are paying at the Payment Office 

in Cooper House using a credit or debit card 

that has a chip on it, then you must know the 

PIN number to that card. We will not be able to 

process your payment without this. 

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Where do I pay my fees? 



By post 

Financial Operations 

Debt Recovery Team 


Student Information and Advice Centre 

Ground Floor Cooper House 

40–46 Surbiton Road 


Surrey KT1 2HX 

In person 

At the Payment Office on the ground floor of 

Cooper House between 10am and 4.30pm, 

Monday to Friday. 

By phone 

From the authorised cardholder only, the 

University will be able to take a payment over the 

phone if you call +44 (0)20 8328 7005. 

Online 

Using our secure payment site: 


Important notice to all international students 

(non-EU) 

All international (non-EU) students will be required 

to pay 50 per cent of their course fee in cleared 

funds prior to or at enrolment. 

Remember 

It is important that you pay your fees to the 

University on time. Failure to do so may lead to 

a disruption in your course. 

Continuing students who have academic debt 

outstanding from previous academic years will 

not be allowed to re-enrol until the academic 

debt and associated costs have been cleared. 

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When do I pay my fees? 



Tuition fees – all Home/EU students 

Undergraduate UK and EU Students 

You will pay your fees: 

• by tuition fee loan applied for through Student 

Finance England if applicable; 

• in full at enrolment or in full on receipt of invoice; 

• by instalment plan – in line with the 

University’s instalment plan – this option is 

only available by direct debit, which is drawn 

on a UK bank account on the dates below 

according to enrolment. 

Home/EU student instalment dates 

Changing your personal information 

• You are required to update any changes to your 

address or telephone number as soon as the 

changes occur. 

• It is your responsibility to update your contact 

details and to provide the University with a 

current term-time address – this can be done via 

OSIS (Online Student Information System). 

• If you are unable to do this, you should advise 

your student office/course administrator of any 

changes as soon as possible. 

• Failure to do this may result in your details being 

passed to the University’s tracing agents. If this 

happens, a charge of £100 will be applied. 

Official 

course 

start date 

1st 

instalment 

[17%] 

2nd 

instalment 

[17%] 

3rd 

instalment 

[17%] 

4th 

instalment 

[17%] 

5th 

instalment 

[16%] 

6th 

instalment 

[16%] 

Aug/Sep/ 

Oct 13 

07-Nov-13 05-Dec-13 09-Jan-14 06-Feb-14 06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 

Nov/Dec 13 09-Jan-14 06-Feb-14 06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 

Jan/Feb 14 06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 

Remember 

Continuing students who have academic debt owing to the University from previous academic years 

will not be allowed to re-enrol until the academic debt and associated costs have been cleared. 

Mar/Apr 14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 

There must be enough money in the nominated bank account to meet the payment at the time it is 

collected, otherwise your bank may make a charge to your account for each default. 

May/Jun 14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 

If you wish to cancel your direct debit, all you are doing is removing the option to pay by instalments. 

You will then be required to pay the outstanding balance in full immediately. 

Jul 14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 08-Jan-15 05-Feb-15 

If you withdraw from your course, it is your responsibility to cancel your direct debit with your bank to 

avoid incurring any additional costs by your bank. 

Please note that no other instalment plan is permissible. 

The direct debit payment request is submitted to your bank two days prior to the payment date, so 

please ensure adequate funds are in your account as we cannot stop the payment after this point. 

The instalment option is only available on the direct debit payment method, otherwise you will 

be required to pay the full fee on receipt of invoice. 

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Tuition fee levels for students with existing 

qualifications (ELQ) 

The Department for Business, Innovation Skills 

has changed the way that the government funds 

higher education. These changes affect the 

funding for students: 

• who already have a degree or higher education 

qualification (regardless of where in the world it 

was obtained or how it was funded); and 

• who have been accepted to do another course 

at the same or lower level than the highest 

qualification already held (known as an ELQ: 

Equivalent or Lower Qualification). 

What are the changes? 

Students wanting to study an ELQ will not receive 

financial support from the government or university 

bursaries. At the same time, the government 

will not provide funding to universities for these 

students. 

If you are charged the ELQ fee, then you will 

be entitled to spread the cost of your fees by 

choosing to pay by instalment in line with the 

University’s instalment plan. 

For further information about ELQ fee 

assessments, contact our Applicant Services 

Team by calling 020 8417 3545. 

ELQ student instalment dates 

Official 

course 

start date 

1st 

instalment 

[17%] 

2nd 

instalment 

[17%] 

3rd 

instalment 

[17%] 

4th 

instalment 

[17%] 

5th 

instalment 

[16%] 

6th 

instalment 

[16%] 

Aug/Sep/ 

Oct 13 







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Postgraduate and postgraduate research 

students 

You will pay your fees: 

• by tuition fee loan applied for through Student 

Finance England if applicable; 

• in full at enrolment or in full on receipt of invoice; 

• by instalment plan – in line with the 


only available by direct debit, which is drawn 

on a UK bank account on the dates below 

according to enrolment. 

Professional and Career Development Loan 

(PCDL) 

If you are applying for a PCDL, your loan 

application form must be completed and stamped 

by staff at the Student Life Centre (see page 4 for 

address) who will let us know about your loan. We 

may need to contact you for additional information 

about your PCDL, such as: 

• how much you have borrowed towards your 

tuition fees (ie full tuition, 80 per cent of tuition 

fee or part of the tuition fee); 

• the amounts and dates of when your bank will 

pay the loan to the University. 


Home/EU postgraduate instalment dates 

This information is important as it will help us to 

identify payments coming into the University’s 

bank account and will be used to ensure that you 

are not caught up in the University’s debt recovery 

processes. 

Official 

course 

start date 

1st 

instalment 

[17%] 

2nd 

instalment 

[17%] 

3rd 

instalment 

[17%] 

4th 

instalment 

[17%] 

5th 

instalment 

[16%] 

6th 

instalment 

[16%] 

Aug/Sep/ 

Oct 13 






Remember 

It is important that you pay your fees to the 

University on time. Failure to do so may lead to 

a disruption in your course. 


owing to the University from previous academic 

years will not be allowed to re-enrol until the 

academic debt and associated costs have been 

cleared. 





If you withdraw from your course, it is your 

responsibility to cancel your direct debit with 

your bank to avoid incurring any additional costs 

by your bank. 



The direct debit payment request is submitted to your bank 2 days prior to the payment date so 


There must be enough money in the nominated 

bank account to meet the payment at the time 

it is collected, otherwise your bank may make a 

charge to your account for each default. 

The instalment option is only available on the 

direct debit payment method, otherwise you 

will be required to pay the full fee on receipt 

of invoice. 

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Overseas international student instalment dates 


Tuition fees – all international 

(non-EU) students 

All international (non-EU) students will be 

required to pay 50 per cent of their course fees 

in cleared funds prior to or on enrolment. 

The remaining 50 per cent balance of tuition fees 

must be paid in one of the following ways: 

• In full at enrolment 

• In full on receipt of invoice 

• By instalment plan – in line with the 


only available by direct debit, which is drawn on 

a UK bank account – see page 24. 

Important notice for students from the USA 

If you are funding your course using a 

Federal Direct Subsidised/Unsubsidised 

and/or PLUS loan, please contact the 

Financial Aid Office for information about 

payment of tuition fees. 

E: usfinancialaid@kingston.ac.uk 

Postgraduate Deposits 

A £3,000 deposit will be required from all 

postgraduate taught (masters) applicants who 

pay international fees. This should be paid as 

soon as an unconditional offer has been received. 

Once the deposit payment has cleared your 

Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) will 

be processed and issued. 

The deposit is treated as payment towards the 

first tuition fee instalment and must be paid 

either online at www.kingston.ac.uk/epay or by 

electronic bank transfer (see page 13) 

The following applicants are exempt from the 

deposit: 

• Students from EEA member states 

• Students from USA or Canada who will receive 

a government loan 

• Sponsored Students (see page 29 for details on 

how to provide evidence of this) 

Further information about the deposit is available 

at www.kingston.ac.uk/deposit 


• You will be required to update any changes to 

your address, telephone numbers or personal 

email addresses as soon as the changes occur. 








• Failure to advise of changes to your personal 

information may result in your details being 



Official 

course 

start date 

Aug/Sep/ 

Oct 13 

Nov/Dec 13 

Jan/Feb 14 

Mar/Apr 14 

May/Jun 14 

Jul/ 14 

1st 

Instalment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

2nd 

Instalment 

[9%] 

3rd 

Instalment 

[9%] 

Remember 

Whether you are a new or continuing fulltime 

student, you must pay 50 per cent to 

commence your course. It is important that you 

pay your fees to the University on time. Failure 

to do so may lead to a disruption in your course. 

If you are being sponsored but your sponsor 

is not paying your full tuition fee, then you will 

be responsible for paying 50 per cent of the full 

tuition fee amount in cleared funds before you 

can complete your enrolment. 




academic debt and associated costs have been 

cleared. 

4th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

5th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

6th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

7th 

Instalment 

[8%] 


09-Jan-14 06-Feb-14 06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 

06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 

08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 

10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 

11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 08-Jan-15 05-Feb-15 















by your bank. 


direct debit payment method, otherwise you will 

be required to pay the balance of the full fee. 

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Channel Island student instalment dates 


Tuition fees – Channel Island students 

All Channel Island (non-EU) students will be 

required to pay 50 per cent of their course fees in 

cleared funds prior to or on enrolment. 

The remaining 50 per cent balance of tuition fees 

must be paid in one of the following ways: 

• In full at enrolment 

• In full on receipt of invoice 

• By instalment plan – in line with the 


only available by direct debit, which is drawn on 

a UK bank account – see page 26 


• You will be required to update any changes to 

your address, telephone numbers or personal 

email addresses as soon as the changes occur. 








• Failure to advise of changes to your personal 

information may result in your details being 



Official 

course 

start date 

Aug/Sep/ 

Oct 13 

Nov/Dec 13 

Jan/Feb 14 

Mar/Apr 14 

May/Jun 14 

Jul 14 

1st 

Instalment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

At 

enrolment 

[50%] 

2nd 

Instalment 

[9%] 

3rd 

Instalment 

[9%] 

4th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

5th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

6th 

Instalment 

[8%] 

7th 

Instalment 

[8%] 


09-Jan-14 06-Feb-14 06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 

06-Mar-14 10-Apr-14 08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 

08-May-14 05-Jun-14 10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 

10-Jul-14 07-Aug-14 11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 

11-Sep-14 09-Oct-14 13-Nov-14 11-Dec-14 08-Jan-15 05-Feb-15 




Remember 

Whether you are a new or continuing fulltime 

student, you must pay 50 per cent to 

commence your course. It is important that you 

pay your fees to the University on time. Failure to 

do so may lead to a disruption in your course. 

If you are being sponsored but your sponsor 

is not paying your full tuition fee, then you will 

be responsible for paying 50 per cent of the full 

tuition fee amount in cleared funds before you 

can complete your enrolment. 




academic debt and associated costs have 

been cleared. 












by your bank. 


direct debit payment method, otherwise you 

will be required to pay the full fee on receipt 

of invoice. 

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Accommodation fees 

If you have been allocated a place in Kingston 

University’s accommodation, the following rules 

apply in relation to the payment of the fees. 

You can pay your accommodation fees in one of 

the following ways: 

• In full by 24 October 2013 

• In full upon receipt of the licence 

• By instalments – in line with the University’s 

instalment plan – this option is only available 

by direct debit, which is drawn on a UK 

bank account. Details are included in your 

accommodation offer pack. 

Important notice for USA students 

If you are funding your course using a Federal 

Direct Subsidised/Unsubsidised and/or PLUS 

loan, please contact the Financial Aid Office 

for information about payment of 

accommodation fees. 

E: usfinancialaid@kingston.ac.uk 

Frequently asked questions 

I am an international student and I do not have a 

UK bank account. Can I still pay by instalment? 

Yes. You can do this through pre-arranged debit or 

credit card payments. You will need to contact the 

Debt Recovery Team directly to discuss this option. 

When will I get my accommodation deposit back? 

The University will refund your accommodation 

deposit once you have vacated your 

accommodation and after any outstanding debt 

to the University or charges incurred during 

occupancy have been cleared. Please note that 

any refund due will be paid to the person who paid 

the original deposit. 

Halls and 

headed tenancy 

instalments 

1st 

instalment 

2nd 

instalment 

3rd 

instalment 

All start dates* 24-Oct-13 9-Jan-14 30-Apr-14 

Nursing students 

Sept 2013 start 

PG 10-week 

extension 

1st 

instalment 

24-Oct-13 

[10 wks] 

2nd 

instalment 

9-Jan-14 

[10 wks] 

3rd 

instalment 

*Please refer to your licence for exact instalment amounts. 

Remember 


account to meet the payment at the time it is 

collected, otherwise your bank may make a 


If you wish to cancel your direct debit, you 

forfeit your option to pay in instalments. You will 

therefore be required to pay the outstanding 

balance in full immediately. 

27-Feb-14 

[10 wks] 

26-Jun-14 

4th 

instalment 

30-Apr-14 

[10 wks] 

5th 

instalment 

26-Jun-14 

[8 wks] 

The instalment option is available via the direct 

debit payment method for all fee statuses, and 

a recurring card payment plan for international 

students without a UK bank account; otherwise 

you will be required to pay the full fee by 

24 October 2013. 

How will you refund my deposit? 

All deposits will be refunded by cheque made 

payable to the original payee. 

Where will you send my deposit? 

Cheque refunds will be posted to the last known 

home address the University has for you. It is 

therefore important that you ensure that your 

home and term-time address is up to date at all 

times. 

Further information 

Student Life Centre Accommodation Team 



Penrhyn Road 



T: +44 (0)20 8417 7311 

www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodation 

Ask us a question at: 


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Can my employer, company or organisation pay for my fees? 

Can my employer, 

embassy or organisation 

pay for my fees? 

Yes. If your employer, embassy or organisation agrees to pay all or part 

of your tuition fees, the University will refer to them as your sponsor. 

The University will invoice your sponsor for the appropriate amount. 

We must receive your letter of sponsorship as soon 

as possible, and before enrolment, confirming 

that the sponsor will pay your tuition fees. 

Your sponsor letter must be on the employer’s, 

embassy’s or organisation’s headed paper and 

signed by an authorised officer of the employer, 

embassy or organisation OR should be an officially 

signed purchase order containing the following 

information: 

• The student’s (your) full name (and University ID 

number if known) 

• The amount (or percentage) of tuition fees the 

sponsor wishes to pay on your behalf for this 

academic year 

• The name of the person to whom the invoice 

must be addressed and the address where the 

invoice should be sent 

• The reference number (or purchase order 

number) to be quoted (if applicable) 

The sponsor letter should be sent to 

sponsorletters@kingston.ac.uk prior to 

your enrolment with Kingston University, or 

uploaded on OSIS. 

Please note: 

• The University reserves the right to reject a 

sponsor letter or purchase order. 

• The University may conduct credit checks in full 

upon the sponsor. 

• A new letter or purchase order is required for 

each academic year of study. 

• Payment by a sponsor is due upon receipt 

of invoice; there is no instalment option for 

sponsor payments. 

Remember 

It remains your responsibility to ensure that 

the Debt Recovery Team have received your 

sponsor letter. The University will not be 

able to invoice your sponsor until we have 

received a letter from them with all the relevant 

information. 

If you are an international (non-EU) student 

and your sponsor is not paying your full tuition 

fee, then you will be responsible for paying 

50 per cent of the full tuition fee amount in 

cleared funds before you can complete your 

enrolment. 

If your sponsor fails to pay on receipt of 

invoice, or withdraws their support at any 

point in the year, then you will be responsible 

for any outstanding fees at that point and the 

University will hold you liable for that amount. 

You will also be subject to the University’s debt 

recovery procedures. 

Withdrawing from your 

course and refunds 

General 

If you wish to withdraw from or suspend your 

course, you must immediately inform your faculty 

student office in writing. For more information 

about withdrawing from your course, please refer 

to the University’s General Regulations at 

www.kingston.ac.uk/academicregulations 

International student refunds 

If you have had your application for a student visa 

refused and need to apply to the University for a 

refund of your tuition fees, you must provide us 

with a full copy of your visa refusal letter. If you do 

not provide us with a full copy of the letter it will 

delay your refund. 

If you enrol onto your course and subsequently 

decide to leave the University, you will have to 

provide evidence in the form of a copy of your 

passport with a departure stamp from the United 

Kingdom and an arrival stamp for your home 

country before we will release payment of any 

refunds you have requested. 

If you have enrolled onto a course at Kingston 

University and then decide to transfer to another 

university or college, then you will be required to 

provide evidence that you have been accepted 

onto a course at your new university or college, 

and you will have to prove that you have applied 

to the UKBA to transfer from Kingston University 

to your new university before we will release 

payment of any refund. You should be aware that 

any refund owed to you will be transferred to your 

new university. 

A tuition fee deposit is required from all 

postgraduate taught (masters) applicants that pay 

international fees. Where this is applicable, the first 

£3,000.00 received by the University for tuition 

fees will not be refundable (see page 23). 

Please note: This only applies to you if you have 

received a Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies 

(CAS) from Kingston University, are formally 

sponsored for immigration purposes by Kingston 

University and have Kingston University’s sponsor 

number on your Tier-4 visa. 

Terminology 

• Withdrawing from your course – you have 

started your course but decide to leave the 

course permanently 

• Suspending your course – you have 

started the year but decide to take a break 

and return in the future 

• Deferring your studies – you do not start 

the year but elect to return to your course in 

the future 

Remember 

If you decide to withdraw from, suspend or 

defer your course you must put your decision in 

writing to your faculty administration office with 

your name and ID number on the letter. Don’t 

forget to date your letter. 

Your faculty should acknowledge receiving your 

withdrawal in writing. If you do not receive an 

acknowledgement from your faculty, you should 

contact them and confirm they have received 

your withdrawal letter. 

You must keep a copy of all correspondence in 

case of any queries. 

We are here to help and you should talk to your 

personal tutor for help and advice before making 

this decision. 

Please be aware of the withdrawal cut-off date 

for refunds relating to your programme of study 

(see pages 31-34). 

Withdrawing from your course/refunds 

29 

30


Frequently asked questions 

Will I still have to pay my tuition fees if I withdraw 

from my course? 

If you provided the faculty with written notice of 

withdrawal from your course before a withdrawal 

cut-off date and you have received written 

acknowledgment from your faculty, you will only 

be liable for the fee percentage specified (see 

pages 33–36). 

What happens if I withdraw or suspend after the 

final withdrawal cut-off date? 

If you withdraw or suspend after the final cut-off 

date for your course, you will be liable to pay for 

your tuition fees in full. 

Will I have to pay tuition fees if I have stopped 

attending my course without formally notifying 

my faculty? 

Yes. If you have enrolled onto your course you will 

be liable for your fees until you have provided your 

faculty with written notification of withdrawal. The 

percentage of the tuition fees you will remain liable 

for once you have withdrawn is determined by 

both your course start date and withdrawal date 

(see pages 33–36). 

What happens if I am attending my course at a 

partner institution? 

You must ensure that you withdraw in writing to 

your college. If you fail to do so you will be liable 

to pay your tuition fees in full. 

What about my accommodation fees? 

You should contact the Accommodation Team 

in the Student Life Centre if you intend to leave 

University accommodation. You will remain liable 

for accommodation fees accrued up to the point 

at which the vacant room has been reallocated to 

another student. 

How do I apply for a refund? 

If you believe you are eligible for a refund, you 

must put your request in writing to the Debt 

Recovery Team 


Will I have to pay my fees if I intend to apply for 

funding or a tuition fee loan? 

Yes. Until you are able to prove that your funding 

has been approved, you will be liable for the 

payment of your fees (a copy of the ‘final’ status 

of your ‘Assessment of Entitlement to Student 

Finance’ notification should be passed to the Debt 

Recovery Team). 

Remember 

• Outstanding debts: If you have any 

outstanding debts to the University, your 

refund will be offset against these debts first. 

• Agreed refunds: Where a refund is agreed, 

then payment will normally be made via 

direct credit transfer to the bank account 

from which the original payment was made. 

If payment was made by card, then the 

refund would be made back to that card. It 

is very unlikely that cheques or cash refunds 

will be issued. 

• Timescale: Please allow at least three 

weeks for a refund to be processed. 

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32


Withdrawal, suspension and deferral cut-off dates 

Undergraduate students 


Official 

course 

start date 

Cut-off period 1 

Refund 

% 


Refund 

% 


Refund 

% 


Refund 

% 

Sept 2013 

start 

Withdrawals on or 

before 1 Oct 2013 

100% 

Withdrawals between 2 Oct 2013 

to 5 Jan 2014 inclusive 

75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Jan 2014 

to 27 Apr 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Apr 2014 0% 

Oct 2013 

start 


before 1 Nov 2013 

100% 

Withdrawals between 2 Nov 2013 


75% 



50% 


Nov 2013 

start 


before 2 Dec 2013 

100% 

Withdrawals between 3 Dec 2013 

to 5 Feb 2014 inclusive 

75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Feb 2014 

to 27 May 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 May 2014 0% 

Dec 2013 

start 


before 2 Jan 2014 

100% 


to 5 Mar 2014 inclusive 

75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Mar 2014 

to 27 Jun 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Jun 2014 0% 

Jan 2014 

start 


before 3 Feb 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 5 Apr 2014 

to 28 Jul 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 28 Jul 2014 0% 

Feb 2014 

start 


before 3 Mar 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 7 May 2014 

to 27 Aug 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Aug 2014 0% 

Mar 2014 

start 


before 1 Apr 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Jun 2014 

to 29 Sep 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 29 Sep 2014 0% 

Apr 2014 

start 


before 1 May 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 5 Jul 2014 

to 27 Oct 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Oct 2014 0% 

May 2014 

start 


before 2 Jun 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Aug 2014 

to 27 Nov 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Nov 2014 0% 

Jun 2014 

start 


before 1 Jul 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Sep 2014 

to 29 Dec 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 29 Dec 2014 0% 

Jul 2014 

start 


before 1 Aug 2014 

100% 



75% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Jan 2015 0% 

Aug 2014 

start 


before 1 Sep 2014 

100% 



75% 

Withdrawals between 6 Nov 2014 


50% 

Withdrawals after 27 Feb 2015 0% 

Your official course start date may not necessarily be the first date of attendance. If in doubt, please 

contact the Debt Recovery Team for clarification prior to submitting your withdrawal request. 

Please note that should you have been required to pay an International postgraduate deposit the first 

£3,000.00 received by the University for tuition fees will not be refundable. 

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Withdrawal, suspension and deferral cut-off dates 

Postgraduate taught students 


Official 

course 

start date 

Term 1 

Refund 

% 

Term 2 

Refund 

% 

Term 3 

Refund 

% 

Sept 2013 

start 



100% 



50% 


Oct 2013 

start 



100% 



50% 


Nov 2013 

start 


before 13 Dec 2013 

100% 

Withdrawals between 14 Dec 2013 


50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Feb 2014 0% 

Dec 2013 

start 


before 15 Jan 2014 

100% 


to 5 Mar 2014 inclusive 

50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Mar 2014 0% 

Jan 2014 

start 


before 14 Feb 2014 

100% 



50% 


Feb 2014 

start 


before 14 Mar 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 6 May 2014 0% 

Mar 2014 

start 


before 15 Apr 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Jun 2014 0% 

Apr 2014 

start 


before 15 May 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 4 Jul 2014 0% 

May 2014 

start 


before 13 Jun 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Aug 2014 0% 

Jun 2014 

start 


before 15 Jul 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Sep 2014 0% 

Jul 2014 

start 


before 15 Aug 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 6 Oct 2014 0% 

Aug 2014 

start 


before 15 Sep 2014 

100% 



50% 

Withdrawals after 5 Nov 2014 0% 

*Postgraduate research students 

All postgraduate research students who leave their course will be credited on a pro-rata basis for the 

entirety of their course. For further details about receiving a refund of fees paid, please contact 

Financial Operations – see page 12. 

Your official course start date may not necessarily be the first date of attendance. If in doubt, please 

contact the Debt Recovery Team for clarification prior to submitting your withdrawal request. 

Please note that should you have been required to pay an International postgraduate deposit the first 

£3,000.00 received by the University for tuition fees will not be refundable. 

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Complaints and disputes 

Complaints 

and disputes 

Complaints and disputes 

Complaints and concerns can and do arise from time to time. 

If you are not satisfied with the service we have provided, 

you are within your rights to make a complaint. 

You should be aware that we will only be able to 

respond to complaints that relate to billing errors 

or the service that this department has provided. 

Complaints should be raised in writing within 20 

University working days of the incident that has 

caused the student(s) to complain. Complaints 

will only be considered after this timescale in 

exceptional circumstances. 

What can I expect once I have made a 

complaint? 

• We will endeavour to investigate the matter 

within 15 University working days of receipt of 

the complaint. 

• In the event that we require additional 

information, we will write to you specifying what 

it is that you need to provide. 

Complaints should be sent to financecomplaint@ 

kingston.ac.uk and further advice is available 

from Kingston University Student’s Union 

(KUSU - www.kusu.ac.uk). 

Disclaimer 

This document was issued in July 2013 and is 

primarily intended for use by prospective students 

wishing to start a course in the academic year 

2013–14. 

The information was correct at the time of going 

to press. 

The University makes every effort to ensure that 

the contents of and statements made in this 

document are fair and accurate, but it cannot 

accept any responsibility for omissions, errors 

or subsequent changes that may occur. The 

statements made and the information provided 

is a general guide, and there may be changes 

following publication that affect the contents. 

For current details, see our website: 

www.kingston.ac.uk 

Students with disabilities 

If you require this document in an alternative 

format, for example in large print or in electronic 

form, please contact the Disability Team: 

Disability Team 


Student Life Centre 


Penrhyn Road 



T: +44 (0)20 8417 7314 

Ask us a question at: 


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