Please note, the University is in the process of reviewing the University Terms and Conditions and also updating Student Fees Regulation Policy for 2025/26, the updated documents will soon be made available on this page.
Please check the Fees and Funding section of your offer letter for deposit details to secure your place, and the initial pre-payment amount for your tuition fee due before enrolment.
Learn more about fee deposit and financing options, how to pay, and when payments are due.
Below is a guide to our tuition fees for courses starting in 2025-26. Please see below for further information regarding fees for EU (except Irish nationals living in the UK or Ireland), other EEA and Swiss nationals.
International fees
You should only follow Sheffield Hallam University official routes and processes for making tuition fee payments. Payments should be made directly as specified on our invoices and reminder letters. This page provides information on payment methods and account details.
If you are ever concerned about a request for payment being genuine please contact us on +44 (0) 114 225 5555 before making any payments. We'll verify the request to ensure it's not fraudulent.
Please note that we will never ask you as an applicant, to pay a fee in order to access a scholarship.
Tuition fees are for the duration of the course unless otherwise stated.
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Study level/method
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Fees for 2025–26 (includes EU nationals)
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Fees for 2026–27 (includes EU nationals)
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Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes
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Face to face £1,800 for 5 weeks, and £3,600 for 10 weeks.
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Fees to be confirmed soon.
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International Foundation Programme
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£12,950 for two terms or £15,545 for three terms.
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£13,600 for two terms or £16,325 for three terms.
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Undergraduate
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£17,155* (per year).
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£18,000* (per year).
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Placement year
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Reduced fee capped at a maximum of 20% of the standard year fee.
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Reduced fee capped at a maximum of 20% of the standard year fee.
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Pre-masters
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See individual course pages.
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See individual course pages.
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Postgraduate taught
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£17,725-£20,360 for the course.
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£18,600-£21,375 for the course.
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MBA
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£20,360* for the course.
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£21,375* for the course.
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Postgraduate research
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See individual course pages.
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See individual course pages.
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PGCEs
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£17,725*
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£18,600*
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Distance learning
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See individual course page.
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See individual course page.
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*Tuition fees for international students on undergraduate and postgraduate (taught and research) courses will not be subject to an annual increase with inflation so you will pay the same annual fee for each year of your course where the course has a duration of two years or more. Note, this fixed fee applies to tuition fees but excludes bench fees (paid by some MPhil/PhD students).
** This is determined by the level of study and the number of weeks on placement. Please check the course listing for further information on placement supplements which apply to your programme of study.
Fees and funding for EU, other EEA and Swiss nationals
From the academic year 2021/22 EU, EEA and Swiss nationals are no longer eligible for home fee status and will be charged the international fee.
EU, EEA and Swiss nationals living in the UK with 'settled' or 'pre-settled' status will be classified as 'Home' students and pay the home fee providing they meet certain residency requirements. See the Gov.uk website for further details.
Irish nationals will be classified as 'Home' students and pay the home fee.
Further updates can be found on the UKCISA and gov.uk websites.
You may be able to pay for a postgraduate loan from Student Finance England.
UK students wishing to pursue masters study abroad may also apply.
