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Education & Family Home UK Africa Asia-Pac Europe Latin America Mid-East South Asia US & Canada Business Health Sci/Environment Tech Entertainment Video England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales UK Politics Education Magazine 17 May 2011Last updated at 13:41 GMT Share this page Delicious Digg Facebook reddit StumbleUpon Twitter Email Print University tuition fees: Full list Continue reading the main story University Funding Dreaming spires or building site? Devolution brings devolved fees Q&A: Tuition fee rises Moderates rule at NUS conference More than 90 universities in England have revealed their plans for undergraduate tuition fees for 2012, more than two thirds of the total. More than two-thirds of these want to charge the ?9,000 maximum fees for some or all courses - and only a handful are offering all their courses below ?8,000 per year.
There have also been 17 further education colleges submitting plans to the Office for fair Access, suggesting that degree courses taught in these colleges will cost more than ?6,000 per year.
Offa will announce its decisions on access agreements for universities and colleges in July.
University fees declared so far are listed in the table below. Please send further updates to educationnews@bbc.co.uk
UniversityTuition feeConfirmed or expectedUniversity groupFurther information Anglia Ruskin ?8,300 Confirmed Million+ Aston ?9,000 Confirmed Tuition fees proposal for 2012 Bath ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Bath Spa ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Birkbeck ?6,000 - ?9,000 pro rata Confirmed 1994 Group Four-year, part-time, undergraduate courses from ?4,500 to ?6,750 Birmingham ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Financial support and fees Birmingham City ?7,500 - ?9,000 Confirmed Bishop Grosseteste, Lincoln ?7,500 Confirmed Guild HE Fee level is for "majority of courses" Bolton ?6,300 - ?8,400 Confirmed University statement Bournemouth ?8,200 - ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Bradford ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Brighton ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Brighton and Sussex Medical School ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Bristol ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Fee waiver information Bucks New ?6,000 - ?8,000 Confirmed University statement Cambridge ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Flexible financial support plan Chester ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Chichester ?8,500 Confirmed University statement City University, London ?9,000 Confirmed Vice- Chancellor's statement Coventry ?4,600 - ?9,000 Confirmed Million+ Most full-time between ?7,500 and ?9,000 Cumbria ?8,400 Confirmed De Montfort ?9,000 Confirmed Derby ?6,995 - ?7,995 Confirmed Million+ University statement Durham ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group "Fees market takes shape" Edgehill ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Essex ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Exeter ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Falmouth ?9,000 Confirmed Guild HE University statement Gloucestershire ?8,250 Confirmed University statement Goldsmiths, University of London ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Harper Adams ?9,000 Confirmed Guild HE University statement Hertfordshire ?7,400 - ?8,500 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Huddersfield ?7,950 Confirmed University statement Hull ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Imperial ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Rector's statement Keele ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Kent ?9,000 Confirmed None University statement King's College London ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Kingston ?8,500 - ?9,000 Million+ University statement Lancaster ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Leeds ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Leeds Met ?8,500 Confirmed Million+ Leeds Trinity ?8,000 Confirmed University statement Leicester ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Lincoln ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance Liverpool ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Liverpool John Moores ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance University statement London Met ?4,500 - ?9,000 Confirmed Million+ Average ?6,850 London South Bank ?8,390 Confirmed Million+ Loughborough ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Manchester ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Manchester Met ?8,000 - ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Middlesex ?9,000 Confirmed Fees statement Newcastle ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Northumbria ?8,500 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Norwich University College ?8,500 Confirmed University statement Nottingham ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Nottingham Trent ?8,500 Confirmed University statement Oxford ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Fees and waivers Oxford Brookes ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Plymouth ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Portsmouth ?8,500 Confirmed University Alliance Queen Mary, University of London ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Reading ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Roehampton ?7,900 - ?8,250 Confirmed University statement Royal Agricultural College ?9,000 Confirmed Guild HE University statement Royal Holloway ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement Salford ?8,000 - ?9,000 Confirmed University Alliance University statement School of Oriental and African Studies ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Sheffield ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Sheffield Hallam ?8,500 Confirmed University Alliance University statement Southampton ?9,000 Confirmed Russell University statement Southampton Solent ?7,800 Confirmed Million+ University statement St George's, London ?9,000 Confirmed University statement St Mary's University College, Twickenham ?8,000 Confirmed Guild HE University statement Surrey ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Statement on need to raise fees Sussex ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group Details of scholarship scheme Teesside ?8,500 Confirmed University Alliance University statement University of the Arts ?9,000 Confirmed University statement University Campus Suffolk ?7,500 - ?8,000 Confirmed University statement University College London ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Provost's statement University College Plymouth ?7,800 Confirmed University statement University of Central Lancashire ?9,000 Confirmed Million+ University statement University of East Anglia ?9,000 Confirmed 1994 Group University statement University of East London ?9,000 Confirmed Million+ University statement University of the West of England ?9,000 Confirmed University statement Warwick ?9,000 Confirmed Russell Fees and widening participation statement Westminster ?9,000 Confirmed Winchester ?8,500 Confirmed University statement Wolverhampton ?8,500 Confirmed Million+ Worcester ?8,100 Confirmed University statement York St John ?8,500 Confirmed University statementUniversities in Wales will also be allowed to charge up to ?9,000 fees. Welsh students, however, will have the rise in fees covered by the Welsh Assembly. One university has so far announced its fee level.
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