Students are required to pay tuition fees relevant to their programme, administrative services and compulsory fees in accordance with the regulations. Tuition fees are paid by semester at the time of registration.
Students registering online can print their fee assessment invoice for each semester which details their financial obligations after registration.
All fees must be paid by the end of the registration period stated on the academic calendar. Students who do not comply with payment deadlines will be de-registered and placed on Compulsory Leave of Absence for the semester.
The base currency for the calculation of fees for regional programmes is the US$. Exchange rates for the new academic year will be confirmed in July.
All course and programme fees are subject to change from time to time as mandated by The University of the West Indies.
Tuition Fee
Tuition fees cover tuition and examination costs, the costs of materials, teleconferences and tutorials (as appropriate). Tuition fees are paid by semester at the time of registration.
The tuition fees for repeating a course are the same as for a first attempt.
Administrative & Other Fees
In addition to tuition fees, there are Compulsory Fees (ID Card, Guild Fees, Technology Fees) and Administrative Fees. Details on the latter can be obtained from your local Global Campus Site Office.
Fees are paid in the local currency of the Site of registration. The base currency for the calculation of fees for regional programmes is the US$.
Fees
 | Global Campus Payment Procedure Guidebook 2023/2024 (Semester 2) |
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| Schedule of Fees 2023/2024 [Last Updated August 2, 2023] |
Supplementary Information on Fees
Student Declaration Form (for students under 18 years)
Financial Aid
Students who require assistance to finance their programme of study at the University are encouraged to discuss their financial situation early with their Site administration so that we can help you identify the available options.
Payment Plan
Is paying for your higher and continuing education becoming more difficult?
Do you have questions such as:
- What is financial aid?
- Will there be awards or scholarships available?
- Can I pay my course fees in stages?
- What happens if I can’t pay?
- Who can I talk to in confidence about my situation?
Our Current Financial Alternatives For You
We are very sympathetic to the financial challenges faced by many students and so the Global Campus will do as much as we can to assist students to meet their financial obligations to the University.
Please make an appointment to speak with the Head or the Programme Officer at your local Global Campus Site office. They will advise you on the steps you need to take to make a payment plan agreement with the Global Campus.
Guidelines for the Payment Plan Agreement
Our Payment Plan Agreements provide short-term financial assistance to cover tuition fees only and are approved for one semester at a time.
It is not intended that Payment Plan Agreements should be the normal way in which students finance their entire programme. However, we recognise that there are students who may need this form of assistance to complete their studies.
Eligibility
1. Only students who are in good financial standing will be allowed to apply for the Payment Plan during the registration period.
Process
- Students login to their portal during the registration process and select Payment details, make payment online and select the UWIOC Student Payment Plan Application Form.
- The student will be prompted to submit a series of responses.
- If the student owes outstanding fees, they will not be permitted to continue with the application.
- The student will upload a copy of their payment details.
- After the application is submitted an automated response will be given to students acknowledging receipt of their submission and need to ensure all fees are paid. If fees are outstanding the request will not be actioned.
- Failure to make payments or present evidence of payments made by the due date will mean that a student is in default of payment and the actions outlined in the Default Statement will be implemented.
- Failure to pay fees and/or to have an approved Payment Plan Agreement during the registration period will mean that a student is in default of payment and the actions outlined in the Payment Procedure Guidebook Semester II 2023/2024 will be implemented.
Default Statement
Failure to pay as per the agreed payment schedule and/or failure to present evidence of payment by the due date(s) will constitute a breach of the Payment Plan Agreement and students will be considered to be in default.
In the event of a default, the registration/academic record will remain and the following actions will be taken:
a) Placing a financial hold on the student record
b) Debarment from future registration in any course or programme of the University
c) Withholding of examination results and results of other assessments
d) Denial of academic and administrative services
e) Denial of transcripts, certificates and other records of status
f) Denial of access to the University’s systems and facilities
We Want to Make It Easier for You
We understand how difficult the current economic environment is for many students. In fact, we have held back the base price of many of our courses and programmes for several years in order to make it more affordable for many of our students.
As we work towards making this Global Campus work for you, our very valuable students, we would like to assure you that we are here to help to achieve your academic and personal goals.
GATE
GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE FOR TUITION EXPENSES (GATE)
Under the Government Assistance for Tuition Expenses (GATE) programme, tuition is free for all eligible citizens of Trinidad & Tobago pursuing approved undergraduate programmes at any campus of The University of the West Indies; reading for the Legal Education Certificate at the Hugh Wooding Law School in Trinidad, the Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica or the Eugene Dupuch Law School in The Bahamas.
Students who receive free tuition will be required to serve the country by working in the public or private sector in Trinidad and Tobago, upon completion of the approved programme. The students must sign an Agreement to work for stipulated periods. Should any student be unable to fulfill his obligation, the assistance received through the GATE programme will have to be refunded to the Government of Trinidad and Tobago.
All citizens of Trinidad and Tobago who wish to access the GATE programme, must provide proof of residency in Trinidad and Tobago for at least three (3) years prior to submitting an application.
With effect from August 2014, the Government of Trinidad & Tobago requires students to maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in order to be eligible for assistance through the GATE programme.
For more information on the GATE programme requirements and how to apply, you should
visit the website http://www.e-gate.gov.tt
Please see a list of UWI Global Campus GATE Funded Programmes below:
Notices:
UWI Global Campus: GATE Funded Programmes
Refund Policy
