Finance

Student finances can get complicated, but there’s no need to worry. Whether you're experiencing general financial difficulties, need to know more about your student funding entitlement, or want to discuss support for dealing with hardship, we can help.

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How can we help you?

Whether you’re experiencing financial problems or just need to know a bit more about your student funding entitlement, probably we can help.

We provide information and advice on student loans, bursaries, grants, tuition fees, welfare benefits, income tax, council tax, financial hardship, debt problems, debt management and budgeting.

Disabled Students' Allowances Find out whether you're eligible for DSA, and where you can get further information.
Money Worries & Budgeting Download our budgeting sheet to help you manage your finances for the year.
Student Finance: Postgraduates Everything you need to know about masters loans and doctoral loans.
Student Finance: Undergraduates Find out all about tuition fee loans, maintenance loans and budgeting.
Student Parents Extra support is available for student parents in the form of a Parents' Learning Allowance and the Childcare Grant.
University Funds The Universities administer funds to help support students who encounter financial hardship.
Welfare Benefits Additional help is available for students with dependents, disabled students, and Universal Credit.
Hardship Both Universities administer funds to support students dealing with financial difficulty.
Medical Students We’ve pulled together some handy need-to-know finance information specific to the nature of your degree, along with some general and budgeting advice to help you along the way. You can also book a meeting with one of our advisers for tailored advice.