Where a student is not in receipt of a studentship that is managed by the ICR Finance department, the payment of fees is the responsibility of the student.

The student will receive an invoice from the ICR that will state the fees payable. Tuition fees are due by the dates specified, unless special arrangements have been previously agreed in writing with the Registry.

Students are normally expected to pay the full fee at the point of registration or re-registration (usually at the start of the academic year). In exceptional circumstances, at the discretion of the Registrar, the ICR may agree to a student paying in two instalments: 50% at the start of the year and the remaining 50% after six months. A fee of £25 will be added to the amount owed, to cover the cost of administering an instalment plan.

Where relevant, any student who does not pay tuition fees owed to the ICR may have their registration terminated after written notice. Until this debt has been settled, such students will not usually be permitted to re-enrol, informed of the results of any examinations taken, or awarded any degree or other qualification.

A student who withdraws from their course during the academic year may be eligible for a partial refund. Please see our Refunds and Compensation Policy for details.