Money worries can be a real distraction when you’re trying to study, so it's a good idea to plan and manage your finances well.
In this section you’ll find some advice on budgeting for your course, opening a bank account and generally looking after your money.
Start by looking at our course fees.
Additionally you will need at least £7,800 per year (£650 per month) to cover the cost of food, accommodation, transport and other basic expenses.
Most courses will have core recommended texts available to borrow from the University libraries, although you may wish to buy your own textbooks. You should note that many used or ‘second-hand’ books are available to purchase as well.
The cost of living rises by about 3 percent each year in the UK and of course, if you bring your family, you’ll need to bring additional funds.
On that subject, make sure you have enough money before you arrive in the UK, as there’s little if any financial help available once you’re here.
If you’d like to know more about living costs, there’s a lot more information on the UK Student life website.
The International Student Calculator will help you plan and manage your money for your studies in the UK.
If at any stage, now or in the future, you need additional information, our student services and international team are always ready to help.