[Artur R2]

Do you have to pay if you go on a year in industry? If so how much? Planning on doing Computer Science.

[DarkWhite]

(Original post by Artur R2)
Do you have to pay if you go on a year in industry? If so how much? Planning on doing Computer Science.

Nope, you don't pay tuition fees when you take a year out for anything

[EN_32]

Am I right in saying you get paid for that year aswell?

[helen-a-ravenclaw]

(Original post by EN_32)
Am I right in saying you get paid for that year aswell?

You will get paid for your Year In Industry, as it's the company you work for who pays you. However, there's no confirmed amount you'll get paid (bar minimum wage).

Most likely it'll be around £12,000 - £13,000 per anum.

[EN_32]

Okay awesome

[Ian80]

(Original post by Artur R2)
Do you have to pay if you go on a year in industry? If so how much? Planning on doing Computer Science.

If your year in industry counts towards your degree then you'll pay half tuition fees

[siwelmail]

(Original post by Artur R2)
Do you have to pay if you go on a year in industry? If so how much? Planning on doing Computer Science.

You'll have to pay but it's different for every university/course. Should be on their website I guess, does for my Engineering courses I've applied for

(Original post by DarkWhite)
Nope, you don't pay tuition fees when you take a year out for anything

And you're wrong.

(Original post by helen-a-ravenclaw)
You will get paid for your Year In Industry, as it's the company you work for who pays you. However, there's no confirmed amount you'll get paid (bar minimum wage).

Most likely it'll be around £12,000 - £13,000 per anum.

Per Annum*

(Original post by Ian80)
If your year in industry counts towards your degree then you'll pay half tuition fees

Incorrect.




Seems like everything.

[Addam Martin]

At the Computer Science open day I went to they said there was a small payment below £100 just to keep you registered at the uni.

[Artur R2]

Thank you for the responses, I sort of gathered that the there would be a fee since other universities do ask for a contribution however I had no idea what sum that might be, £100 sounds great!