In October 2025, the UK government announced that from 2026 tuition fees and maintenance loans in England will increase every year in line with inflation, and we are now able to confirm our fees for the next academic year.
Published:
Our tuition fees for the 2026/27 academic year will be as follows:
This change affects:
The tuition fee increase will not impact:
These changes are in line with universities across England.
Fees will rise in line with inflation in the 2027/28 academic year. For the years following this, the government will need further legislation. We will keep all students informed as and when we are able to provide information.
The government has set out aims to ensure that university remains accessible for all through increased financial support for students, whilst also ensuring financial stability for the sector to allow us to continue to deliver high-quality courses.
If you would like to read more about the UK government’s plan for education, you can read the full Post-16 Education and Skills white paper.
We understand that this can be an unsettling time, so if you do require any further information or guidance, please speak to a member of the MySurrey Hive team. We also have information about financial support available to students on MySurrey website if you would like to explore wider options to support your studies.
If you require further support, please do reach out to our Centre for Wellbeing team or you can contact the Students' Union for independent advice and support.