The Lifelong Learning (Fee Limits) Regulations 2026
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12 Per-course amount
(1) This regulation makes provision regarding per-course amounts, for use in determining the maximum number of credits and the default number of credits for a course year (under paragraph 1C of Schedule 2 to the 2017 Act). (2) The “per-course amount” is the limit on the number of credits associated with an activity for which a provider can charge across a course. (3) The per-course amount for normal taught study (which varies among courses)— (a) for full courses that are referred to in a list published under regulation 9(1)(a) of the Lifelong Learning (Student Support) (Amendment of Fees and Awards etc.) Regulations 2026, must be published by the Secretary of State; (b) for full courses listed in Schedule 3 (per-course amounts for other higher education courses), are set out in that Schedule. (4) Where a course that comes within paragraph (3)(a) also comes within paragraph (3)(b), the per-course amount further to paragraph (3)(a) takes precedence. (5) There is no per-course amount for repeat study or for modules. (6) The per-course amount for other activities (which is consistent among courses) is shown in the table below— Activity | Per-course amount foundation year | 120 sandwich placement | 120 study abroad | 120 Turing mobility | 120 intercalated year | 120. (7) This regulation is subject to regulation 16(2).
12 Per-course amount
(1) This regulation makes provision regarding per-course amounts, for use in determining the maximum number of credits and the default number of credits for a course year (under paragraph 1C of Schedule 2 to the 2017 Act). (2) The “per-course amount” is the limit on the number of credits associated with an activity for which a provider can charge across a course. (3) The per-course amount for normal taught study (which varies among courses)— (a) for full courses that are referred to in a list published under regulation 9(1)(a) of the Lifelong Learning (Student Support) (Amendment of Fees and Awards etc.) Regulations 2026, must be published by the Secretary of State; (b) for full courses listed in Schedule 3 (per-course amounts for other higher education courses), are set out in that Schedule. (4) Where a course that comes within paragraph (3)(a) also comes within paragraph (3)(b), the per-course amount further to paragraph (3)(a) takes precedence. (5) There is no per-course amount for repeat study or for modules. (6) The per-course amount for other activities (which is consistent among courses) is shown in the table below— Activity | Per-course amount foundation year | 120 sandwich placement | 120 study abroad | 120 Turing mobility | 120 intercalated year | 120. (7) This regulation is subject to regulation 16(2).
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