My finances

It is not unusual to have concerns about money as a student.

This section includes tips on how to make your money go further, what bursaries and scholarships you could be eligible for and what to do if you are facing financial difficulties.

If you are in the process of applying for a course, visit our Studying here section instead.

Contact us

  • For help with your finance-related queries, reach out to the relevant financial contacts

Fees and funding

Student arriving at university

Fees

How to pay your fees and what discounts you could be eligible for.

Students in a lecture theatre

Bursaries 

How to pay your fees and what bursaries you could be eligible for.

Students outside the Cockcroft building

Scholarships

Scholarships available to our students and graduates.

Hardship funding

Information on funds and loans for students that meet specific criteria.

Government funding

Help with student finance and the student loans company.

Disabled Students' Allowance

Available to students with a disability, long-term health condition or learning difficulty.

EU students

EU students starting a course in England in academic year 2019–20 and 2020–21, will pay the same tuition fees as UK students.

Access and participation plans

Access and participation plans cover UK and EU undergraduate students throughout their studies.

Managing your money

Careers Service adviser discussing part-time jobs with student

Boost your income

Information on ways to supplement your student loan.

Santander bank in Cockcroft building

Ways to save

Information on ways to supplement your student loan.

Students getting information from an adviser

Dealing with debt

Strategies for avoiding debt or dealing with the debt you have.

Financial advice

The Money Matters blog by the Student Advice Service includes tips on how to make your money go further, links to bursaries and scholarships you could be eligible for and links to support if you are facing financial difficulties.