Paying tuition fees
We understand that students need flexibility when paying their fees, that's why we provide a range of cashless payment options to suit everyone.
Paying university fees
This information is for students paying their own fees. Information on other sources of funding can be found:
- Undergraduate tuition fee loans
- Postgraduate student loans
- Employer/sponsor funding
- Teacher training funding
- US financial aid
Flywire is our secure global payment platform provider which allows you to make payments to Manchester Met from anywhere in the world. Below you will find the options to view/change your instalment payment plan or to pay your International student deposit to secure your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) and upon each year of re-enrolment as a returning student.
Please note: New students will set up their instalment payment plan during online enrolment and cannot currently access the link below. This Flywire login differs from your MMU login, the email address is in the format ‘[email protected]’ and the password is unique (reset it if unsure - it may take half an hour to receive a password reset email).
Instalment payment plan
View your account or change your payment method.
Flywire Payment Plan Login PageInternational student deposit
Payable at CAS stage and at each year of re-enrolment.
Flywire International Deposit Payment PagePayment information
Be fraud aware
You should only use our recommended payment methods to pay your fees, as we follow strict guidelines to keep your money safe. In today’s digital age, criminals often target students for various money-related fraud schemes. Our Be Fraud Aware webpage details precautions you can take to safeguard yourself from such risks.
Being involved in tuition fee payment fraud not only will disrupt your academic progress but can also lead to legal troubles, emotional distress, financial repercussions, and potential withdrawal from the University.
Payment dates
During your online enrolment, you can pay your fees in full or set up an instalment payment plan using the methods below. If your start date is neither September nor January, alternative instalment dates will be presented to you as part of your online enrolment.
The standard tuition fee payment instalment dates for domestic students are:
| Course start | 1st instalment | 2nd instalment | 3rd instalment |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 2024 | 16 Oct 2024 | 15 Jan 2025 | 7 May 2025 |
| January 2025 | 12 Feb 2025 | 14 May 2025 | 13 Aug 2025 |
| February 2025 | 12 Mar 2025 | 11 Jun 2025 | 3 Sep 2025 |
International students can pay daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, termly – as long as they pay in full the amount due by each instalment date. The standard tuition fee payment instalment dates for international students are:
| Course start | 1st instalment | 2nd instalment | 3rd instalment |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 2024 | 16 Oct 2024 | 15 Jan 2025 | n/a |
| January 2025 | 12 Feb 2025 | 14 May 2025 | n/a |
| February 2025 | 12 Mar 2025 | 11 Jun 2025 | n/a |
| September 2025 | TBC | TBC | TBC |
Payment methods via Flywire
- Direct Debit – Setting up a Direct Debit allows Manchester Met to automatically take payments from a nominated UK bank account on set dates.
- Auto Card Pay – Auto Card Pay is an alternative way to pay your fees in instalments. Regular automatic credit or debit card payments can be made by registering a UK card, and the cardholder’s email address and contact details. This ensures your account is never overdue. Automatic reminder emails are sent to the cardholder 5 days before the payment dates and again after the payment has been collected.
- International Currency Payments – Signing up for an International Currency Payment Plan allows you to continue making instalment payments in your home currency, throughout your time at the university. Automatic reminder emails will be sent 10 and 5 days before the payment dates to allow you sufficient time to pay by your chosen method.
For security reasons, the University does not accept cash payments. We advise against students carrying large amounts of cash. If you plan to bring cash into the UK for other purposes, be aware of the legal limits and the need to declare them. Further information regarding this can be found on the Government website.
Benefits of paying with Flywire
- Convenient payment options from over 240 countries and territories worldwide in over 140 currencies
- The Best Price Guarantee: if you find a better exchange rate at your bank within two hours
- All-inclusive cost with no hidden fees
- Around-the-clock multi-lingual support by live chat, email, and phone
- Full payment tracking and visibility
- Internal controls to ensure funds are secure and protected against fraud
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Making Payments
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How can I get help with a payment?
You can:
- email the Collections and Recovery team
- call them on +44 (0) 161 247 1852
- talk in person on the first floor of the Cavendish North Building, room 125A.
Although unlikely, if we cannot help with your query, we will suggest contacting Flywire directly which you can do via email, live chat, or by calling them on 0161 667 1999 or 020 39 624 308.
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The exchange rates I am being offered by Flywire are too high, what should I do?
Flywire provides both local currency and sterling payment options, each with its associated foreign exchange (FX) rates at the time of payment. Comparing these rates to the Bank base rate via Google might not provide an accurate comparison, as there are additional factors to consider, like exchange rate differences and bank charges. To get the most accurate picture of your payment, check with your bank to understand the complete cost. If you require further clarification regarding this, you can reach out to Flywire.
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Why is Flywire asking me to select another territory or payment method when paying by card?
Flywire may request you to choose another territory or payment method for the following reasons:
Sanctioned Country: If you are attempting to make a payment from a country that is under sanction or restricted by international regulations, Flywire may not be able to process your payment using the selected territory or payment method.
Unsupported Payment Method: Some payment methods or cards may not be available for certain countries due to local regulations or agreements. For instance, certain credit cards like Amex may have limited acceptance in specific regions.
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Can I have the University's bank details to make a bank transfer?
We no longer accept payment by direct bank transfer , please refer to the payment methods detailed above.
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Does the University accept American Express payments?
You cannot pay by American Express through Flywire if your card is issued in the UK. American Express is available through Flywire for certain other countries.
Instalments and payment plans
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Can I pay tuition/accommodation fees in monthly instalments?
During online enrolment you will be able to choose how you are going to pay your tuition fees as well as accommodation fees if you are staying in university managed halls. Tuition fees can be paid in full via a termly plan while accommodation fees can be paid in full or via a termly or monthly plan.
Invoices and Receipts
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How can I get a tuition/accommodation fee invoice?
Contact Student Billings via email or on 0161 247 2937 after enrolling or booking accommodation/ arriving at the halls. Invoices are automatically generated within a month of enrolment or hall booking and sent to your student email address.
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How can I get a receipt for my payment?
When making a payment via Flywire, payment receipts are automatically generated and emailed to the email address you provided.
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) updates and requests
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I have just made a tuition or accommodation fee payment. Please could you update my CAS?
Your accommodation payments do not affect your CAS application. Once you have made a tuition fee payment, please forward the payment confirmation to the CAS Request Team and they will be able to assist you. You can also call 0161 247 2968 if you would prefer to have a phone call to discuss your issue.
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I have been awarded a bursary or scholarship, but this is not appearing on my CAS. What should I do?
Please contact the CAS Request Team with any confirmation you may have and they will be able to assist you. You can also call 0161 247 2968 if you would prefer to have a phone call to discuss your issue.
Contact
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If you’d like to know more or have any questions, our team is here to assist and provide the answers you need.