Student Finance
The main expenses of being a student are:
- accommodation costs,
- general living expenses, and
- tuition fees (though the cost will be typically deferred with tuition fee loan).
The amount you will have to pay depends on where you live and which university you choose to go to. However, there is a wide range of financial help available including:
- grants
- scholarships
- bursaries
- maintenance loans, and
- various student support systems.
Remember that changes to the fee and bursary system have been made to ensure that no student with the right qualifications will be denied the chance to get a degree.
Chemistry degree courses are not more expensive to study than any other subject. Although they cost more to run, this is not passed on to the students.
Financial Support for Students
Information on financial support available for students starting or continuing a higher education course in the UK
The cost of putting a roof over your head!
Cash for food, fashion and fun!
The cost you have to contribute towards your course
Downloadable Files
Guide to Financial Support for Students 2012/13
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