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Funding for undergraduate students from the UK

Are you a UK student considering applying for an undergraduate course? Find out about bursaries, scholarships, grants, loans and fee reductions available to you.

Funding opportunities for prospective undergraduate students from the UK are listed below.

Loans

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Tuition Fee Loan

The Tuition Fee Loan explained

UK students planning to study full-time or part-time can apply for loans to help cover the cost of tuition fees.
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Maintenance Loan

The Maintenance Loan explained

UK students planning to study full-time or part-time can apply for loans to help cover the cost of living.
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Loans for students who already have a first degree

Science, technology, engineering or mathematics degrees

UK students taking a second undergraduate degree part-time in certain subjects may be eligible for a Tuition Fee Loan and a Maintenance Loan.

Fee reductions and discounts

Scholarships

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Unite Foundation Scholarship Scheme

Three years of free accommodation

This undergraduate scholarship, open to care leavers or those estranged from their parents, could provide eligible students with free accommodation for three years in a Unite Students property.

Bursaries and grants

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Care Leaver Bursary

£1,500 per year

We're offering £1,500 cash bursaries each year to care leavers on a undergraduate degree programmes. This could mean you're eligible for an extra £4,500 (£6,000 for students on extended degrees) that you won't have to pay back.

Adult Dependants' Grant

Up to £3,354 (2023-24 Academic Year); up to £3,438 (2024-25 Academic year)

If you are a UK student with an adult who depends on you financially, you may be eligible to receive a non-repayable Adult Dependants' Grant from the government.
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Childcare Grant

Up to £323.85 per week for two or more children for the 2023-24 Academic Year. Up to £331.95 per week for two or more children for the 2024-25 Academic Year.

If you're a UK student with children, you may be able to receive help with childcare costs from the government.

Parents' Learning Allowance

Up to £1,915 for the 2023-24 Academic Year; up to £1,963 for the 2024-25 Academic Year.

If you're a UK student with children, you may be able to receive a non-repayable Parents' Learning Allowance from the government.
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Disabled Students' Allowances

Support for disabled students

If you're a UK student with a disability, you may be able to receive additional support from the government.
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NHS Learning Support Fund

Help with living costs

The Learning Support Fund is a non-taxable, non-means-tested and non-repayable grant package provided to UK students on NHS courses to help you with your living costs.
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Social Work Bursary

Additional funding

The University has a limited number of Social Work Bursaries, which may be awarded to UK students on the BSc Social Work and MSc Social Work courses.
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Enhanced Learning Credits

The Ministry of Defence Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme provides financial support for members of the Armed Forces.

Ways to pay

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Pay your fees via a sponsor or the Student Loans Company

Fee support from a sponsor

If you are sponsored or receive an undergraduate student loan, your fees will be paid directly by your sponsorship organisation or the Student Loans Company.
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Paying by credit or debit card

Card payments

You can make fee payments with your credit or debit card from anywhere with internet access. If you've set up a recurring payment and need to change your card details, simply visit our online payments system to update them.
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Paying by bank transfer

Electronic transfers

Payments can be made by electronic transfer directly into the University's bank account.
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Pay your fees in instalments

Paying in stages

You might not have to pay your tuition fees in one lump sum – you may be able to pay in instalments.