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Tuition Fee Loan. Your university or college sets your tuition fee, and the loan is paid directly to them. You have to pay it back. If you’re a full-time student, you can get up to £9,250.
You’ll need to check if you’re eligible for tuition fees and living costs (full support) or tuition fee-only funding before you start. Use this calculator to estimate: how much student loan...
You may be eligible for a Tuition Fee Loan if your course is in the UK and one of the following: a first degree, for example BA, BSc or BEd. a Foundation Degree. a Certificate of Higher...
Apply now! Expecting your first student finance payment? Before we can pay you, you need to register on your course. It’s also important you make sure your bank details are up to date. Find out...
You could get a Tuition Fee Loan of up to £9,250 if you're studying at an eligible uni or college. If you're studying an accelerated degree course, you could get up to £11,100. If you're not sure if a course qualifies for student finance, check with the uni or college.
Tuition fees: Full-time students. Part-time students. Living costs: Full-time students. Part-time students. Postgraduate funding. Find out what funding you could get to help with the cost of your postgraduate studies. Master's Loan. Doctoral Loan. Household income details needed!
Universities and colleges can charge fees between a lower basic amount and a higher amount. What they charge depends on different factors (see the tables below). Broadly, they can charge fees between: £6,000 and £9,250 for each year of full-time study. £4,500 and £6,935 for part-time students.
