Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Your tuition fees are based on these factors:
| Course level | Annual Tuition Fees 2027/28* |
| Pre-sessional 8 weeks | £2,800 |
| Pre-sessional 10 weeks | £3,500 |
| Pre-sessional 12 weeks | |
| International Foundation Year | £14,850 |
| Undergraduate / Bachelors (most courses) | £17,345 |
| Postgraduate / Masters (most courses) | £18,995 |
| Research (full time) | £16,770 |
*Fees set by the University will increase on an annual basis, and are subject to change.
There are ways you may be able to fund your course. Sometimes it is possible to get sponsorship from a government body in your country. There are many different options, so have a look through the links carefully to see if they apply to you.
Scholarships and loans may be available for international students.
Paying your course fees
Pay a minimum of 50% of your first-year tuition fees to Leeds Beckett University
For example, with a first-year tuition fee of £16,350 and scholarship of £1000, the minimum would be £7,675 (50% of 15,350),
or
Send a copy of your official sponsor letter to cas@leedsbeckett.ac.uk Sponsored students are usually sponsored by a government, employer or another official organisation. You are not a sponsored student if a family member or friend is providing you with financial assistance.
Pay the remainder of your course fees within three months of starting your course.
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A 20% discount on your first-year tuition fee is available if you have graduated with a Leeds Beckett undergraduate degree and register for one of our postgraduate courses.
To find out whether you are eligible for this discount, please read our conditions for further information and contact fees@leedsbeckett.ac.uk.
In addition to tuition fees, we recommend that you prepare a budget to cover other costs, including accommodation, food, transport and social activities.
The information on this page is provided as a guideline only, based on average student spending in Leeds.
Budgeting for university can feel like a complicated process. We've created this handy budget calculator to make it easier for you to plan for your exciting university adventure.
You can now compare how your required budget compares to your student loan and other sources of income (https://www.gov.uk/student-finance-calculator).
Don't forget there are lots of deals available to students, speak to the Leeds Beckett Students' Union about getting a TOTUM card to access these.
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You will need to show the UK Visa and Immigration office that you have enough funds to cover your living costs. You'll need to show that you have £1,171 per month (up to a maximum of nine months), for a total of £10,539. Visit Applying for Your Visa for more information.
UPDATE FROM NOVEMBER 2026
The UK Home Office has announced an increase in the financial maintenance requirement for international students applying under the Student visa route. From 30 November 2026, applicants will need £1,203 per month, bringing the maximum nine-month requirement from £10,539 to £10,827.
The amount a student needs to show will depend on when the visa application is submitted. Applications made to Leeds Beckett University from 16 November 2026 will be assessed under the new financial requirements. Students planning to apply around this date should confirm which requirement applies and allow enough time to hold the required funds for the specified period.
Applicants from some countries do not have to meet the maintenance fund requirement - visit the UKVI Student Visa page for more information.
Students from certain countries may be required to fill out a compliance form. If you have been requested to do so, please download and fill out the following form and return it as soon as possible to international@leedsbeckett.ac.uk.
