Postgraduate Students - 2011-2012

Payment of fees

 

As a student at Bangor University you will have an account set up in your name on our student records system. Any tuition or accommodation related fees will be charged to this account and any payments which you make will be credited to your account.

 

International  Students (non EU)

 

All tuition fees are payable in full on or before registration.

 

Accommodation fees can also be paid in full (see http://www.bangor.ac.uk/international/future/payment.php ) or by instalments using either recurring credit card (see https://epay.bangor.ac.uk) .

 

International Student Payment System

As an international student accepted by Bangor University, making fee payments couldn’t be easier.

The International Student Payment System (ISPS) has been implemented at Bangor to facilitate international students to pay various charges including deposits, tuition fees, English language course fees and accommodation fees. Payments can be made using local currency via your local bank.

Follow the instructions on the websites below to complete your payment applications:

For tuition fees and deposits: https://bangor.studentfees.com

For accommodation: https://bangoraccommodation.studentfees.com

 

Further information can be found at:

http://www.bangor.ac.uk/international/future/payment.php

 

Home/EU students only

 

All tuition fees and accommodation fees are payable in full at registration unless you elect to pay your fees by an instalment plan relevant to your student status.

  

Lump sum payments

 

If you prefer to pay your tuition and accommodation fees in one lump sum you may do so at registration. Payment can be made by cash, credit/debit card or a sterling cheque/draft drawn on a UK Clearing Bank and made payable to Bangor University.

 

In the event that a cheque or bankers draft is not drawn on a UK Clearing Bank this could create very significant delays before the University is able to either confirm receipt of payment or process any refunds that may subsequently become due. Students will remain liable for payment until the University is able to confirm receipt of payment, which it will be unable to confirm until "cleared" funds are received to the University's bank account.

Postgraduate payment plan

 

The payment plan offered attempt to spread costs evenly throughout the year. If there are changes to your account during the year then any increase or decrease in the amount(s) due will be spread over the remaining instalments.

 

Payment by Recurring Credit/Debit Card

To use this method you must complete the instructions on the website https://epay.bangor.ac.uk

 

Unless paper advice is requested from the Finance Office, at least 10 days prior to each payment date you will be sent an electronic notification to your University email address directing you to a secure website which will allow you to see details of your account and advising you of the date and amount that will be taken by credit/debit card for that instalment.

 

If any other person is paying fees on your behalf, you will continue to receive an electronic notice of the instalments because it is your account. At least 10 days prior to the payment date the person who is paying fees on your behalf will also receive a letter advising them of the date and amount to be taken by debit/credit card.

 

Financial hardship

 

Please note that failure to pay your fees may result in the termination of your registration.

 

If you anticipate any difficulty paying your fees you should contact the Finance Office as soon as possible. The University will levy a penalty charge of £30.00 for a late payment but we are keen to ensure that you avoid such charges and in order to help you the University has a specialist money advisors in the Students Services centre (01248 383637).