Tuition fees and scholarships
Studying abroad is a valuable investment in your future. Explore our tuition fees and discover scholarship opportunities that could help support your education.
Pathway and English language programme costs
How much you’ll pay depends on the programme you choose, and how long you’ll be studying at Newcastle University International Study Centre.
Tuition fees for the 2027/28 academic year
Programmes | 1 term | 2 terms | 3 terms | 4 terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
International Foundation | £23,950–£26,200 | £28,850–£29,500 | ||
International Year One | £25,000–£25,575 | £30,150 | ||
Pre-Master's | £24,500 | £30,150 | ||
Academic English | £6,150 | £12,300 | £18,450 | £26,600 |
Additional fees
You must have appropriate insurance cover during your studies at the International Study Centre.
We can add Uniplan Insurance to the cost of your tuition fees. Uniplan is designed for international students who are living and studying in the UK. Cover includes lost personal items, travel, health and medical claims. See your offer letter for more details.
If you’d prefer to arrange it yourself, you’ll need to provide proof of equivalent insurance. It must include:
cover for the full duration of your pathway or English language preparation programme
at least £2 million medical and repatriation cover
cancellation and curtailment cover for the cost of your travel and tuition fees.
You may need to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge as part of your visa application. This gives you access to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
You'll also need to pay an enrolment and textbook fee. Depending on your programme, a studio or lab fee may also apply.
Scholarships
Are you an ambitious international student? Do you have an offer to study an academic programme at Newcastle University International Study Centre? If so, you could be eligible to receive up to £5,000 towards your tuition fees.
And, once you start your Newcastle University degree, more scholarships will be offered.
- For outstanding students
- Up to £5,000 savings
- One-off tuition fee discount
Which scholarships are available?
Regional Scholarship
Up to £5,000 one-off tuition fee reduction for your first year at Newcastle University International Study Centre.
To be considered, you must hold an offer to study an academic pathway programme at Newcastle University International Study Centre.
Scholarship availability and value may vary. If applying through an education counsellor, contact them for more information. For all other students, apply via the centre after accepting your offer.
Terms, conditions and regulations apply.
What our students say
Sofya
| Ukraine“You shouldn't be afraid to try applying for the scholarship because it is financially helpful and helps you so much with your studies. It is an amazing opportunity to study in Newcastle.”
Pathway: International Foundation
Degree: BA (Hons) Communication and Media Studies
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Frequently asked questions
Tuition fees typically range from around £6,000 to £29,500 depending on the programme and length of study. Additional costs such as visa fees, insurance, health costs and living expenses should also be considered.
Newcastle University International Study Centre tuition fees include teaching, academic support, welfare support and access to university facilities. They do not include textbooks, insurance, living expenses or visa-related costs.
In addition to tuition fees, international students should budget for:
Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS)
accommodation and living expenses
Insurance
enrolment fees
study materials (including lab or studio fees if applicable).
Yes. International students may be eligible for tuition fee discounts of up to £5,000, as well as additional scholarships when progressing to university.
Most scholarships require you to:
receive and accept your offer
submit a scholarship application (if required).
Some scholarships are automatically awarded, while others require a separate application.
All scholarships are partial tuition fee discounts, rather than full funding. The value and availability depend on your programme and academic performance.