• Tuition Fee Loans for full-time pupils
  • Tuition Fee Loans - Part-time pupils
• Residing prices for full-time pupils
  • Residing prices for part-time pupils
• Postgraduate Master's Loan
• Postgraduate Doctoral Loan
• Disabled Students' Allowances
• Disabled Pupils' Allowances for postgraduates
• Dependants' funds for full-time pupils
  • Parents' Learning Allowances for full-time students
  • Childcare funds for full-time pupils
  • Adult Dependants' Grants for full-time pupils
• Dependants' funds for courses beginning before 1 August 2013
• Other financing for full-time pupils
• Finance for full-time EU pupils
  • Finance for part-time EU students
• Repaying your education loan
• Pupil finance guidance for parents and partners
• Going for a withdrawing or break from your own course
• Using some slack or withdrawing from your own studies that are postgraduate
• Finance for separate pupils
• Pupil finance for migrant workers
• Student finance for family relations of migrant employees
• Home income details required!
• Returning to uni or saying per year

What is on these pages?

• What exactly is available?
• So how exactly does household income influence pupil finance?
• How exactly to support students's application
• Proof

What is available?

While at university or college, your youngster or partner may have two main expenses – tuition fees and residing costs.

they could make an application for pupil finance to support both.

All qualified pupils can get yourself a:

• Tuition Fee Loan to cover the cost that is full of costs charged by their university
• basic rate of Maintenance Loan to aid with residing costs, such as for example lease and bills