Here is our list of universities and how much they intend to charge in tuition fees from next autumn.

Last week it was announced that Welsh universities have been barred from charging maximum fees unless they re-think their plans to encourage students from a poorer background to take up a place at their institution. Jessica Shepherd has written:

All 10 Welsh universities and four of the country's colleges want to charge annual fees of more than £4,000 by autumn 2012. But to do this, they had to submit plans to subsidise more low-income students. These plans had to be endorsed by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales. However, the quango has told the 14 institutions their plans were not ambitious enough, and that they must rewrite them if they are to charge higher fees.

A growing number of English universities plan to charge £9,000 per year – the maximum possible. This has raised fears that the government will have to claw back funds from universities – possibly by reducing the number of places on degree courses – if the majority of institutions charge the maximum. It was revealed last month that all 123 universities and university colleges in England have planned on charging £6000 or more.

The latest universities to announce their 2012 tuition fee plans are:

• The University of West London has announced that it will charge a standard fee of £7,500. Those taking specialist art courses will be charged £7,700 and those planning on specialist music or performance courses will face the higher fee of £8,200.



London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) became the first Russell Group university to not plan the maximum £9,000 fee for students in 2012 when it announced its fee plans earlier this month. In a narrow vote by the academic board, the institution in the same group as elite universities such as Oxford and Cambridge, chose £8,500 fees.

MPs voted in December to allow fees for UK students on undergraduate courses to rise from £3,350 a year to £6,000, and £9,000 in "exceptional cases."

But ministers assumed that universities would charge different levels of fees and that the average, across more than 130 institutions, would be £7,500.

The government pays students' tuition fees in the first instance. Graduates pay the government back when they are earning more than £21,000. If the average fee is higher than ministers anticipated, the government will end up paying more up front, and this may not be sustainable.

So far only a handful of institutions (announced so far) have published plans to charge less than the maximum.

Vince Cable, Business Secretary, announced in Parliament:

the introduction of a fee cap of £6,000, rising to £9,000 in exceptional circumstances

Universities that charge more than £6,000 must set out targets to widen their pool of students beyond white, middle-class teenagers. These must be agreed by the government's access watchdog, the Office for Fair Access.

Universities and colleges had until Tuesday 19 April 2011 to submit their access agreements to Offa. They will then assess their agreements and announce all that have been approved by 11 July 2011 - so the fees below are the amount universities are intending to charge. These will be updated as further universities publish their plans.

The latest Guardian University ranking tables were published last week showing that the University of Cambridge had over taken Oxford to take first place on the league table. We have added in the new rankings onto our table and spreadsheets.

Data summary

University tuition fees 2012-13 Click heading to sort - Download this data University Group Max tuition Fee 2012 Min tuition fee, 2012 (if set) Guardian uni table ranking 2012 Aberystwyth University Alliance 9,000 50 Anglia Ruskin Million + 8,300 91 Aston 9,000 34 Bangor 9,000 79 Bath 1994 Group 9,000 14 Bath Spa Million + 9,000 65 Birkbeck 9,000 6,000 Birmingham Russell 9,000 24 Birmingham City Million + 9,000 7,500 90 Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln Guild HE 7,500 Blackburn College (University Centre) 7,000 Bolton Million + 8,400 6,300 116 Bournemouth University Alliance 9,000 8,200 42 Bradford University Alliance 9,000 86 Brighton 9,000 73 Brighton and Sussex Medical School 9,000 Bristol Russell 9,000 25 Brunel 9,000 82 Bucks New Million + 8,000 7,500 112 Cambridge Russell 9,000 1 Cardiff Russell 9,000 39 Chester 9,000 80 Chichester 8,500 58 City 9,000 22 College of Law 9,000 Coventry Million + 9,000 4,600 63 Cumbria Guild HE 8,400 De Montfort University Alliance 9,000 93 Derby Million + 7,995 6,995 94 Durham 1994 Group 9,000 8 East London Million + 9,000 115 Edge Hill 9,000 78 Essex 1994 Group 9,000 39 Exeter 1994 Group 9,000 11 Glamorgan University Alliance 9,000 68 Gloucestershire Million + 8,250 61 Goldsmiths 1994 Group 9,000 62 Harper Adams University College Guild HE 9,000 Hertfordshire University Alliance 8,500 7,400 72 Huddersfield University Alliance 7,950 53 Hull 9,000 75 Imperial College Russell 9,000 10 Keele 9,000 54 Kent 9,000 23 King's College London Russell 9,000 30 Kingston Million + 9,000 8,500 92 Lancaster 1994 Group 9,000 7 Leeds Russell 9,000 37 Leeds Met Million + 8,500 102 Leeds Trinity Guild HE 8,000 84 Leicester 1994 Group 9,000 17 Lincoln University Alliance 9,000 57 Liverpool Russell 9,000 49 Liverpool Hope 8,250 Liverpool John Moores University Alliance 9,000 111 London Met Million + 9,000 4,500 119 London South Bank Million + 8,450 5,950 100 Loughborough 1994 Group 9,000 9 LSE Russell 8,500 4 Manchester Russell 9,000 41 Manchester Metropolitan University Alliance 9,000 8,000 108 Marjon (St Mark and St John) Plymouth Guild HE 7,800 109 Middlesex Million + 9,000 75 Newcastle Russell 9,000 31 Newman University Colleg Guild HE 8,400 97 Newport, University of Wales University Alliance 9,000 114 Northumbria University Alliance 8,500 55 Norwich University College of the Arts 8,500 Nottingham Russell 9,000 19 Nottingham Trent 8,500 67 Oxford Russell 9,000 2 Oxford Brookes University Alliance 9,000 42 Plymouth University Alliance 9,000 47 Portsmouth University Alliance 8,500 85 Queen Mary, University of London 1994 Group 9,000 36 Reading 1994 Group 9,000 32 Roehampton Million + 8,250 7,500 97 Royal Agricultural College Guild HE 9,000 Royal Holloway 1994 Group 9,000 35 Royal Veterinary College 9,000 7,500 Salford University Alliance 9,000 8,000 109 Sheffield Russell 9,000 33 Sheffield Hallam University Alliance 8,500 65 SOAS 1994 Group 9,000 13 Southampton Russell 9,000 28 Southampton Solent Million + 7,800 112 St Mary's University College Guild HE 8,000 82 St. Georges 9,000 Staffordshire Million + 8,890 7490 77 Sunderland Million + 8,500 7,800 48 Surrey 1994 Group 9,000 19 Sussex 1994 Group 9,000 11 Teesside University Alliance 8,500 60 UCA Guild HE 8,500 UCL Russell 9,000 5 UEA 1994 Group 9,000 18 University Campus Suffolk 8,000 7,500 117 University College Falmouth Guild HE 9,000 46 University of Central Lancashire Million + 9,000 70 University of the Arts London 9,000 UWE Bristol University Alliance 9,000 59 Warwick Russell 9,000 6 West London Million + 8,200 7,500 Westminster 9,000 87 Winchester Guild HE 8,500 69 Wolverhampton Million + 8,500 Worcester Guild HE 8,100 105 York St John Guild HE 8,500 96

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