Our tuition fees are less than traditional universities but that doesn't mean that you're not entitled to financial support.
Keep reading to find out about our annual fees and the support availiable.
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Support can be easily accessed from The Student Loans Company for any of our university level courses.
Support can be accessed for tuition fees and personal maintenance. If you apply for tuition fee support, The Student Loans Company will pay your course tuition fees directly to us, removing the hassle of you having to deal with any payments.
You can also apply for a maintenance loan to help cover your living costs whilst studying, whether you stay at home or move out. How much you recieve will be dependant on your household income/income of your parents.
You may also be eligible to apply for a support grant.
Paying back your tuition fees and loan might sound a bit scary, but it really isn't. Repayments work like this; you only start paying your loan back when you earn more than £27,295 a year* - and that's not until the April after you finish your course.
Once you go over the threshold, you will pay back 9% of your income over £27,295 - not 9% of your total income.
The repayments will automatically be deducted from your wages before you'll have the chance to notice, or spend it!
If you have previously taken out a 19+ Advanced Learner Loan for a recognised Access to HE Diploma, the balance will be written off upon completion of a full degree!
Whilst the majority of students on higher education programmes fund their study through The Student Loan Company, the University level student support fund can support students from under-represented groups with a variety of course related expenses, such as:
This eligibility criteria is drawn from the college's Access and Participation Plan, however there is no age restriction and the application process will be open to any student on a higher education course who meets the eligibility criteria.
If you have a disability that affects your ability to study, you could be eligible for Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs) to help overcome cost barriers to your education.
Course type |
Study mode |
Course fee per annum |
|
BA Top-Up Degree |
Full-time (1 year) |
£7,500 |
|
Foundation Degrees |
Full-time (2 years) |
£7,500 |
|
Part-time |
Pro-rata* | |
| HND | Full-time (2 years) | £7,500 |
| Part-time (12 month top-up) | £4,500 | |
| HNC | Full-time (1 year) | £7,500 |
|
Part-time (12 months, followed by a further 12 months) |
£4,500 (12 months) then £4,500 (12 months) |
|
| PGCE | Part-time (2 years) | £3,250 |
|
Certificate in Education |
Part-time (2 years) |
£3,250 |
*Based on the number of credits being studied, based on the fee at the time of study.
Course type |
Study mode |
Course fee per annum |
|
BA Top-Up Degree |
Full-time (1 year) |
£7,500 |
|
Foundation Degrees |
Full-time (2 years) |
£7,500 |
|
Part-time (3 years) |
£5000 |
|
| £4500 (year 2/3 Continuing) | ||
| HND | Full-time (2 years) | £7,500 |
| HND top-up from HNC (1 year) | £7,500 | |
| HND top-up Part Time (2 years) | £3750 | |
| HNC |
Full-time (1 year) |
£7,500 |
|
Part-time (2 years) |
£3,750 |
|
| Initial Teacher Training | Part-time | £4,500 |
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*Based on the number of credits being studied, based on the fee at the time of study.
Where a student withdraws from the course, the student’s fee liability will mirror the SFE methodology (except where an employer/sponsor pays the fees), whereby a student’s total fee liability is determined by confirmation of attendance at three liability points during the academic year.
