financing your studies

If you are continuing your studies in 2020/21 or if you are beginning your course before 31 July 2021, you will pay the same as UK students for the duration of your course. 

If you are starting your course after 1 August 2021, you will pay international student fees. 

To see our tuition fees visit our course fees page.

As an EU student, you can apply for a student loan to cover the cost of your tuition fees if your course starts before 31 July 2021. Your loan will cover the full duration of your course.

Student loans are available for undergraduate and postgraduate courses and you could receive the following:

You may be able to apply for a student loan once you have received an offer for your undergraduate or postgraduate course. You can apply through a website called the Student Loans Company and once you have successfully secured your loan fee you won’t have to pay any upfront fees.

You can find more information about student loans and how to apply on the Student Finance website.

You will only start to make repayments on your student loan once you are earning a salary over the equivalent of £21,000.

If you have a loan for an undergraduate course, you will repay 9% of any earnings over the equivalent of  £21,000 per year. For a postgraduate loan, you will repay 6% of your earnings each month once you are earning more than £21,000 per year, or equivalent.

We have provided some useful information so you can see the cost of your loan repayment for an undergraduate loan or postgraduate loan depending on your earnings.