Academic Fees and Financial Support

The University wants to ensure that, wherever possible, financial circumstances do not become a barrier to studying at Warwick. We offer a substantial package of financial assistance to students at the point of entry and throughout their academic careers. Financial support for home students entering the University in 2012/2013 will be provided through the Warwick Undergraduate Scholarships and Bursaries programme (Warwick USB), which will offer students support to supplement the government aid on offer for each year of their course.

Key Facts about Undergraduate Finance and Funding

Full time undergraduate tuition fees for UK and EU students in 2012-13 will be £9,000. Students studying for a 2+2 degree will pay £6,000.
There are no upfront tuition costs. Every new student is entitled to a tuition fee loan for each year of their course.
Living cost loans are available for UK students to help with living and study expense such as rent, food and books.
Students from lower income families will receive grants which do not have to be paid back.
The University has a generous programme of scholarship and bursaries worth up to £13,500 for a three year course; more if you study for four years.
Loans are repaid gradually only once you have a job and are earning more than £21,000 a year.

Warwick Undergraduate National Scholarships and Bursaries

The University offers a generous package of financial suport for full-time undergraduates starting their courses in 2012. The Warwick scheme incorporates the government's National Scholarship Programme, but offers greater financial support, applies to all years of an undergraduate course and guarantees additional funding to all eligible students.

There is no application or selection procedure as the information we need to award scholarships and bursaries is provided by the Student Loans Company. This table will give you a guide to the scholarships and bursaries for each year of your course and is non-repayable.

Family income	Annual help with tuition fees	Annual help with living expenses and course costs	Annual total
£0–£25,000 a year	Warwick National Scholarship of £2,000	Warwick Bursary of £2,500	£4,500
£25,001-£36,000 a year	-	Warwick Bursary of £1,500	£1,500
£36,001-£42,600 a year	-	Warwick Bursary of £500	£500

To be eligible for the above support you will be in receipt of a government Tuition Fee Loan and Living Cost Grant for the 2012-13 academic year and have studied at a state school in England for your sixth form education.

Find out more about Warwick Undergraduate Scholarships and Bursaries 2012-2013

International Students

For new international students, a limited number of scholarships is available, and further information can be obtained from the International Office website. International students may also be eligible for financial help from their own governments, from the British Council or from other funding agencies. Information on scholarships can usually be obtained from the Ministry of Education in the student’s own country, or from the local British Council office.

Financial Support for 2012

There's a variety of support available for Home (UK) students entering Higher Education in 2012. Financial support includes help with fees, student loans, grants, scholarships and bursaries from the Government and the University.

Find out more about the financial support available

Academic Fees

Academic fees cover the cost of tuition, examinations and registration, and contribute to the cost of some student amenities. They don’t include fees for accommodation, meals or general living expenses.

Find out more about Fees for 2012/13

More Information

For the most up-to-date information on financial support available, visit the Student Funding website

Should you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact the Student Funding Team via email: studentfunding@warwick.ac.uk or telephone: 44 (0)24 7615 0096.

You can also visit the Contact Us page for information about the Student Funding Team.

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