What you have to pay in fees depends on whether you are classified as Home or Overseas.
Home
Normally, if you have lived in the UK for three years prior to the start of your course and there are no restrictions on the period you may remain in the country, you will be charged tuition fees at the Home rate. Home students do not pay a separate College fee. In 2023-24, it is intended that the tuition fee for UK students studying for their first undergraduate degree will be £9,250 for all courses.
No full-time undergraduate Home student has to pay fees before they start university or whilst they are studying. Instead, fees are repaid after graduation. Further information is available from Student Finance.
Fees and financial support
Please see the website below for further details:
Overseas students
If you are an Overseas student, you must pay annual fees to both the University and the College.
University Fee – The University fee depends on the subject involved. The University tuition fees for overseas students commencing in 2023-24 have been approved. Please visit the University web page for detailed information.
College Fee – The Trinity College fee for students entering in the Academic Year 2023-24 is £15,901; this being the cost to the College of provision of the support and facilities that it covers. The College will, however, provide a Fee Bursary to every student at the College liable to pay this fee. THE INDIVIDUAL STUDENT WILL THEREFORE BE REQUIRED TO PAY £10,336.
The Trinity College fee for students entering in the Academic Year 2024-25 is £18,073; this being the cost to the College of provision of the support and facilities that it covers. The College will, however, provide a Fee Bursary to every student at the College liable to pay this fee. THE INDIVIDUAL STUDENT WILL THEREFORE BE REQUIRED TO PAY £11,748.
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