Making a payment

Tuition and accommodation fee payments

Tuition and accommodation fees can be paid in a number of ways.

1. eRegistration: The preferred method for tuition fee payments is for students to make payment when completing eRegistration. It is preferred that the full amount of tuition fees is paid within 14 days of registration.

2. Online: Online payment can be made vis the University's Internet Payments screen.

3. Direct Debit:  Direct Debit agreements can be set up by contacting the Credit Control Office.

4. Bank Transfer (BACS):  Details required for BACS payments are as follows. Please remember to quote your student ID number and surname when setting up the transfer.

Accommodation Fees                                    Tuition Fees 
Bank: Bank of Scotland                              Bank: Bank of Scotland
Account No: 00898300                              Account No: 00841800
Sort Code: 80-12-15                                 Sort Code: 80-05-14
Iban No: GB62 BOFS80121 500898300          Iban No: GB45 BOFS80051 400841800
Swift Code: BOFSGB21041                          Swift Code: BOFSGB 21353

5. In person: The Infohub can take cash payments up to the value of £1000, and credit and debit card payments. Payments can be made between Monday – Thursday 0900-1630 and Friday 1000-1630.  

6. Cheque: Cheque payments should made payable to ‘The University of Aberdeen’ and sent to The Cash Office, The University of Aberdeen, King’s College, Aberdeen, AB24 3FX. Please ensure you write the student ID number and surname on the back of the cheque.

Non-fee payments
 

Online Store: The University's Online Store can be used to order and pay for official letters, transcripts, graduation, resit examinations, conferences, events, courses, field trips, course guides, merchandise and more. The Infohub can take payments for official letters, transcripts, graduation and resit examinations between Monday – Thursday 0900-1630 and Friday 1000-1630.

Print Budget: To top up your printing budget you will need to visit the Directorate of Information Technology's website.