University tuition fees in England to rise with inflation every year from 2026
Summary
University tuition fees in England will increase each year starting in 2026, in line with inflation. This means the cost of attending university will go up regularly based on the cost of living. The decision includes annual adjustments to student maintenance loans as well.Key Facts
- Tuition fees in England will rise yearly with inflation from 2026.
- The increase will use an inflation index called RPIx.
- Current fees are £9,535 and could increase by about £400 a year at the current inflation rate.
- Only universities meeting quality standards can charge the maximum fees.
- The Office for Students will regulate which universities can charge full fees.
- Maintenance loans for students will also increase each year with inflation.
- University and College Union reported over 12,000 job cuts in the past year.
- There are no limits on university places except for some courses like medicine.
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