Leeds Trinity University's epayments service has been made available to provide you with an easy, flexible and efficient method to pay an invoice or clear an outstanding debt due to the University online.
The facility also allows sponsors and parents to pay fees on behalf of a student.
Students can also pay invoices and view their student debt account via e:Vision.
Please make sure you've got your debit or credit card, your student ID number and date of birth to hand.
We accept Visa debit and credit, Mastercard debit and credit, American Express and Maestro.
Accommodation
Accommodation fees can be paid in three instalments.
Each instalment is due at the start of each term, more details are available in your Accommodation Agreement for payment terms.
You can set up a Recurring Card Payment (epayments only) so future payments due can be made automatically.
You can also make a one-off payment and view your account on e:Vision.
Failure to pay accommodation fees on time could incur penalties which include withdrawal of Library and IT facilities and loss of meal cards.
Continued non-payment can lead to the issue of an eviction notice.
Students experiencing any problems regarding payment should contact the Finance Office immediately to prevent the above penalties:
- 0113 283 7100 extension 311
- [email protected]
Tuition fees
Tuition fees are due within four weeks of the published date of the start of your course unless an alternative payment plan has been agreed with the Finance Office.
It is essential that you organise your fee payments.
If you don't pay your fees on time, access to all Library and IT facilities will be withdrawn.
Students experiencing any problems regarding payment should contact the Finance Office immediately to prevent the above penalties.
International students must pay a minimum of 50% of their tuition fee prior to programme registration and the remaining fee with four weeks of the published date of the start of their course.
This method of payment is only for students that are self-funded or partially funded i.e. those who cannot apply for a Student Tuition Fee Loan.
Your registration and access to your student loan may be delayed if you have debts outstanding and do not pay outstanding fees on time.
Make a tuition fee payment and view your account on e:Vision.
Paying on behalf of a student
- Parents can make one-off payments via our online payments service.
Contact us
Contact the Finance Office:
- 0113 283 7100 extension 311
- [email protected]
Library fines
Epayments terms and conditions
Make sure you read these terms and conditions carefully before using Leeds Trinity University's epayments service to make payment/s. Choosing to make an online payment means that you accept these terms and conditions.
Don't use the website to pay if you don't agree with the following terms and conditions.
Student regulations
These online payment terms are secondary to the University regulations for students. These are the 'rules' of the University which direct and regulate the University, its authorities and its members (including students). The University Regulations contain provisions relating to, amongst other things, the admission of students and their registration, fees and payment dates, students' obligations, the University's disciplinary procedures and so on.
The student is bound by the University's Regulations once they have registered. The payment of any sums does not in itself indicate the existence of a contract between the University and the student. A contract for the provision of education shall only come into being when the student registers on a course. It's the student’s responsibility to ensure payment of all fees, whether being paid directly by the student, or on the student’s behalf by a third party such as a relative, employer or other sponsor, to be paid in accordance with the Regulations.
All payments are subject to the following conditions
Payments can be made for tuition, accommodation, accommodation bond and international deposit. The University cannot accept any liability for such consequences by choosing to make a payment for any item other than those listed above. Your payment will normally reach the student account, for which you are paying, on the next working day. You're responsible for ensuring that you enter all information including your personal details and account number correctly. The University will not be responsible for payment not reaching the correct account if you enter incorrect details. The University will not be responsible if payment is refused by your card provider for any reason.
If the card provider declines payment the University will not be able to tell you why payment was declined. You should check with your card provider directly.
The University reserves the right to investigate, reject and refund any payments which we deem have been sent in an attempt to abuse this online payment system or which may break the law, breach the University regulations or the online payment terms and conditions, and to take any required resultant action.
The University does not guarantee that the online payment service will be available at all times. It's your responsibility to ensure payment deadlines are met.
The University hereby disclaims liability, to the extent permitted by law, for any damages, fees, costs, charges or loss of opportunity, income, profits or revenues whatsoever, whether direct, indirect or consequential, arising out of the use, inability to use or the results of use of this website, any website linked to this site or the materials or information contained at any and all such sites, whether based on warranty, contract, tort or any other legal theory and whether or not advised of the possibility of such damages.
If the preceding paragraph is found by a competent court to be unenforceable for any reason, in the alternative, the University liability to you shall be capped at the amount of the payment made/attempted by you.
In the event that an overpayment is made, against the total annual tuition fee amount or the total accommodation fee, then the credit balance arising will be used to offset any debt or invoice on the student’s account (whether arising from tuition, accommodation, or any other legitimate charge) in due date order. If there is no other debt or invoice, then the credit balance will be refunded. The overpayment will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancellation and refunds will be made in accordance with the University Student Finance Regulations.
In the event of a student withdrawing from a programme of study refunds can only be made once the University withdrawal from has been completed, signed by all the relevant parties and returned to Student Administration.
Refunds of tuition fees will be made in accordance with the current Student Financial procedures. Refund of accommodation fees will be made in accordance with the accommodation terms and conditions.
Any refunds, if applicable, will be made to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
Any refund of Accommodation Bond, shall be made to the bank account nominated by the student when they leave the accommodation and after the room has been checked for damage. The University reserves the right to offset the Accommodation Bond against any outstanding debt on the student’s account. If the Accommodation Bond is repaid early, within the first 180 days of payment, it will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction.
Privacy and Data Protection Policy
The information you supply when you use the website will be used by the University in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and other applicable legislation.
The University will only use information entered on this site for the following purposes:
- administration of your payment and maintenance of your University accounts, including issue and receipt of invoices, emails and other correspondence
- to contact you about payments you have made
- prevention of fraud and card crime
- debt recovery
The University will not sell, licence or trade your personal information, nor will it transfer your information to others, except insofar as necessary to permit the requested transaction, and where otherwise required by law. We do not store your card payment information after the transaction.
Contact us
You can make a query relating to this online payments facility by contacting the Finance Office on 0113 283 7100 extension 311 or [email protected].
Tuition fees terms and conditions
Make sure you read these terms and conditions carefully before using Leeds Trinity University's fee Pathways to make payment/s. Choosing to make an online payment means that you accept these terms and conditions.
Don't use the website to pay if you don't agree with the following terms and conditions.
Student regulations
These online payment terms are secondary to the University regulations for students. These are the 'rules' of the University which direct and regulate the University, its authorities and its members (including students). The University Regulations contain provisions relating to, amongst other things, the admission of students and their registration, fees and payment dates, students' obligations, the University's disciplinary procedures and so on.
The student is bound by the University's Regulations once they have registered. The payment of any sums does not in itself indicate the existence of a contract between the University and the student. A contract for the provision of education shall only come into being when the student registers on a course. It's the student's responsibility to ensure payment of all fees, whether being paid directly by the student, or on the student's behalf by a third party such as a relative, employer or other sponsor, to be paid in accordance with the Regulations.
All payments are subject to the following conditions
- Payments can be made for tuition, accommodation and international deposit. The University cannot accept any liability for such consequences by choosing to make a payment for any item other than those listed above. Your payment will normally reach the student account, for which you are paying, on the next working day. You're responsible for ensuring that you enter all information including your personal details and account number correctly. The University will not be responsible for payment not reaching the correct account if you enter incorrect details. The University will not be responsible if payment is refused by your card provider for any reason.
- If the card provider declines payment the University will not be able to tell you why payment was declined. You should check with your card provider directly.
- The University reserves the right to investigate, reject and refund any payments which we deem have been sent in an attempt to abuse this online payment system or which may break the law, breach the University regulations or the online payment terms and conditions, and to take any required resultant action.
The University does not guarantee that the online payment service will be available at all times. It's your responsibility to ensure payment deadlines are met. - The University hereby disclaims liability, to the extent permitted by law, for any damages, fees, costs, charges or loss of opportunity, income, profits or revenues whatsoever, whether direct, indirect or consequential, arising out of the use, inability to use or the results of use of this website, any website linked to this site or the materials or information contained at any and all such sites, whether based on warranty, contract, tort or any other legal theory and whether or not advised of the possibility of such damages.
- If the preceding paragraph is found by a competent court to be unenforceable for any reason, in the alternative, the University liability to you shall be capped at the amount of the payment made/attempted by you.
- In the event that an overpayment is made, against the total annual tuition fee amount or the total accommodation fee, then the credit balance arising will be used to offset any debt or invoice on the student's account (whether arising from tuition, accommodation, or any other legitimate charge) in due date order. If there is no other debt or invoice, then the credit balance will be refunded. The overpayment will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
Cancellation and refunds
- Cancellation and refunds will be made in accordance with the University Student Finance Regulations.
- In the event of a student withdrawing from a programme of study refunds can only be made once the University withdrawal from has been completed, signed by all the relevant parties and returned to Student Administration.
- Refunds of tuition fees will be made in accordance with the current Student Financial procedures. Refund of accommodation fees will be made in accordance with the accommodation terms and conditions.
- Any refunds, if applicable, will be made to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
- Any refund of Accommodation Bond, shall be made to the bank account nominated by the student when they leave the accommodation and after the room has been checked for damage. The University reserves the right to offset the Accommodation Bond against any outstanding debt on the student's account. If the Accommodation Bond is repaid early, within the first 180 days of payment, it will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction.
Privacy and Data Protection Policy
The information you supply when you use the website will be used by the University in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and other applicable legislation.
The University will only use information entered on this site for the following purposes:
- administration of your payment and maintenance of your University accounts, including issue and receipt of invoices, emails and other correspondence
- to contact you about payments you have made
- prevention of fraud and card crime
- debt recovery
The University will not sell, licence or trade your personal information, nor will it transfer your information to others, except insofar as necessary to permit the requested transaction, and where otherwise required by law. We do not store your card payment information after the transaction.
Contact us
You can make a query relating to this online payments facility by contacting the Finance Office on 0113 283 7100 extension 311 or [email protected].
Print terms and conditions
Before using this site, please read these terms and conditions carefully. Choosing to make an online payment on this website means that you accept these terms.
Don't use this website if you do not accept these terms before using the website.
Student regulations
These online payment terms are secondary to the University regulations for students. These are the 'rules' of the University which direct and regulate the University, its authorities and its members (including students). The University Regulations contain provisions relating to, amongst other things, the admission of students and their registration, fees and payment dates, students' obligations, the University's disciplinary procedures and so on. The student is bound by the University's Regulations once they have registered.
The payment of any sums does not in itself indicate the existence of a contract between the University and the student. A contract for the provision of education shall only come into being when the student registers on a course.
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure payment of all fees (whether being paid directly by the Student, or on the Student’s behalf by a third party such as a relative, employer or other sponsor (are paid in accordance with the Regulations).
All payments are subject to the following conditions
Payments can be made for tuition and accommodation fees, accommodation bond, International deposits and Print credits. If you choose to make a payment for any item other than those listed above, the University cannot accept any liability for such consequences.
Your payment will normally reach the student account, for which you are paying, on the next working day.
Print credits will be applied to your account on the same day payment is made.
You are responsible for ensuring that you enter all information including your personal details and account number correctly. The University will not be responsible for payment not reaching the correct account if you enter incorrect details.
The University will not be responsible if payment is refused by your card provider for any reason.
If the card provider declines payment the University will not be able to tell you why payment was declined. You should check with your card provider directly.
The University reserves the right to investigate, reject and refund any payments which we deem have been sent in an attempt to abuse this online payment system or which may break the law, breach the University regulations or the online payment terms and conditions, and to take any required resultant action.
The University does not guarantee that the online payment service will be available at all times. It is your responsibility to ensure payment deadlines are met.
The University hereby disclaims liability, to the extent permitted by law, for any damages, fees, costs, charges or loss of opportunity, income, profits or revenues whatsoever, whether direct, indirect or consequential, arising out of the use, inability to use or the results of use of this website, any website linked to this site or the materials or information contained at any and all such sites, whether based on warranty, contract, tort or any other legal theory and whether or not advised of the possibility of such damages.
If the preceding paragraph is found by a competent court to be unenforceable for any reason, in the alternative, the University liability to you shall be capped at the amount of the payment made/attempted by you.
In the event that an overpayment is made, against the total annual Tuition Fee amount or the total Accommodation fee, then the credit balance arising will be used to offset any debt or invoice on the student’s account (whether arising from tuition, accommodation, or any other legitimate charge) in due date order. If there is no other debt or invoice, then the credit balance will be refunded. The overpayment will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancellation and refunds will be made in accordance with the University Student Finance Regulations.
In the event of a student withdrawing from a programme of study refunds can only be made once the University withdrawal from has been completed, signed by all the relevant parties and returned to Student Administration.
Refunds of tuition fees will be made in accordance with the current Student Financial procedures. Refund of Accommodation fees will be made in accordance with the Accommodation terms and conditions.
Refunds are not made for print credits.
Any refunds, if applicable, will be made to the card account used for the original transaction during the first 180 days or thereafter by cheque payable to the name of the student given at the time of payment.
Any refund of Accommodation Bond, shall be made to the bank account nominated by the student when they leave the accommodation and after the room has been checked for damage. The University reserves the right to offset the Accommodation Bond against any outstanding debt on the student’s account. If the Accommodation Bond is repaid early, within the first 180 days of payment, it will be refunded to the card account used for the original transaction.
Privacy and Data Protection Policy
The information you supply when you use the website will be used by the University in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and other applicable legislation.
The University will only use information entered on this site for the following purposes:
- administration of your payment and maintenance of your University accounts, including issue and receipt of invoices, emails and other correspondence
- to contact you about payments you have made
- prevention of fraud and card crime
- debt recovery
The University will not sell, licence or trade your personal information, nor will it transfer your information to others, except insofar as necessary to permit the requested transaction, and where otherwise required by law. We do not store your card payment information after the transaction.
Contact us
If you have any queries relating to the online payments facility for print credits please contact the IT team on 0113 283 7223 or [email protected].
If you have any queries relating to this online payments facility for all other payments please contact the Finance Office on 0113 283 7100 extension 311 or [email protected].