EU Students

How much are tuition fees for EU students?
Tuition fees for 2011/12 are £3,325 for all new full-time undergraduate courses.  

Is there help available to help me with the cost of tuition fees?
Students from the EU may be able apply for a tuition fee loan from Student Finance Direct to cover the cost of tuition fees.  You can apply for a tuition fee loan if you have been living within the EEA for the three years immediately before the start of your course and the main reason for being in the EEA was not for full time education.

Is there any other support available to help me with living costs?
You may be able to apply for help with living costs if you meet certain residency conditions:

1. you have lived in the UK or Islands (the UK plus the Channel Islands and Isle of Man ) for more than three years; or
2. you qualify for financial help in the UK through EEA or Swiss migrant worker status, or as the child of someone who has Turkish worker status

However, there are exceptions.  For more detailed information about residency conditions and what you might be eligible to apply for visit the Directgov website.

How do I apply?
EU students attending a new course in 2010/11 should complete the EU11N form.  EU students continuing a course should complete the EUPR1 form.  Separate application forms are available for EU students studying part time. All the forms, guidance notes and further information about how to apply are available to from the Directgov website.

The Student Finance Services European Team who offer advice to EU students applying for student finance in the UK, their contact details are as follows:

 

Address	Phone Number	Email address
P O Box 89 Darlington. DL1 9AZ	(+44) (0) 141 243 3570	EU_Team@slc.co.uk

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.30pm