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Schedule 1 FEES

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The fees referred to in regulation 17(a) are—

(a)

the aggregate of any fees for admission, registration or matriculation (including matriculation exemption), any sessional or tuition fees, any composition fee, any graduation fee and, in the case of a course referred to in paragraph (vi), any fee in respect of the validation of the course (in each case excluding any element thereof representing or attributable to any such fee as is mentioned in the following sub-paragraphs, or to maintenance) subject to the following maxima:

(i)

in the case of a course not covered by any other sub-paragraph of this paragraph, three instalments of £250 …;

(ii)

in the case of a course with a substantial laboratory or workshop component, or a course leading to the Postgraduate Certificate in Education, or the pre-clinical elements of courses in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science, a first and second instalment of £534 … and a third instalment of £532 …;

(iii)

in the case of the clinical training elements of courses in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science, a first and second instalment of £934 … and a third instalment of £932;

(iv)

in the case of a course at the University of Buckingham, four instalments of £570;

(v)

in the case of a part-time course leading to the Postgraduate Certificate in Education, or a part-time course of initial teacher training with a substantial laboratory or workshop component, a first and second instalment of £267 … and a third instalment of £266 …, and in the case of a course of initial teacher training without such a component, unless the course is partly full-time and involves more than 10 weeks' full-time attendance in the relevant year, three instalments of £125;

(vi)

subject to sub-paragraph (vii), in respect of courses at institutions which are neither maintained nor assisted by grants paid out of public funds, £910 for each academic year;

(vii)

in the case of a course at the Guildhall School of Music, three instalments of £1,165, in the case of a course at Heythrop College, three instalments of £575, and in the case of the Royal Agricultural College, three instalments of £530.

(viii)

in respect of any academic year of a sandwich course during which one or more periods of experience is undertaken but any periods of full-time study are in aggregate less than 10 weeks, three instalments of £125 … in the case of a course falling within sub-paragraph (i) above and a first and second instalment of £267 … and a third instalment of £266 … in the case of a course falling within sub-paragraph (ii) above;

(ix)

in respect of the final year of any course covered by this paragraph (other than one covered by sub-paragraph (v) at the Open University or covered by sub-paragraph (vi)) which is ordinarily required to be completed before the first, the second or, in the case of a course covered by sub-paragraph (iv), the third of the dates 1st January, 1st April, 1st July and 1st September which follow the beginning of that year, the first, the first two, or the first three of the instalments which would be payable respectively if this paragraph did not apply.

(b)

three instalments of college fees or dues at the universities of Cambridge, Durham, and Oxford (excluding any element thereof representing or attributable to any such fee as is mentioned in the following sub-paragraph or to maintenance), or, if the final year of the course is ordinarily required to be completed before the first or second of the dates 1st January, 1st April, 1st July or 1st September which follow the beginning of that year, one or two instalments of those fees or dues respectively;

(c)

any fees charged by an external body in respect of examinations or the validation of the course or otherwise charged by such a body whose requirements must (for the purposes of the course) be satisfied, or any fees attributable to fees so charged, but in the case of fees in respect of the validation of the course, only where the fees are charged by a body which does not have the power to award a degree or by the University of Buckingham.