FEES AND funding.
Paying tuition fees
Fees vary by course, but how you pay them is the same, either:
• in full during registration; or
• in instalments( different methods and plans available)
Explore ways to pay: PORT. AC. UK / WAYS-TO-PAY
Funding a Master’ s degree
Most postgraduates pay for their studies using a Government loan, part-time work or savings, or a combination of the three. Plus some students are able to top up their funding with bursaries or scholarships. In case you’ re unsure – loans need to be repaid but scholarships and bursaries don’ t.
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Living expenses
Remember to consider more than just fees. You ' ll need to think about the cost of accommodation, food, toiletries, utility bills, books, clothing, and modest travel and leisure activities too.
You’ re investing in your future, so we’ re here to help you do it wisely. Before you start a postgraduate course such as a Master’ s, you need to think about how you’ ll fund your next chapter.
‘ I funded my Master’ s through a part-time job and I was awarded the alumni tuition fee discount. The discount really helped me as it meant the Government loan I received covered my tuition fees and most of the money I earnt from my part-time job could be used as disposable income.’
Imogen DeAntiquis Spence MRes Science and Health
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