Fees and funding
Invest in your future with us. Find out about tuition fees and financial support options.
Tuition fee increase 2025
From August 2025, UK/home undergraduate tuition fees will rise to £9,535 per year. Maintenance loans will also increase by 3.1%. Repayments will still be based on earnings, not the amount you borrow.
Find out more about the tuition fee increaseTuition fees and financial support
Learn about fees and funding
Discover our fees and learn how to apply for financial aid. Whether you're a full-time or part-time student, you can explore various funding options. With loans, grants, and bursaries, there's plenty of help available.
Student living costs
Considering university and concerned about finances? We're the most affordable uni in the country according to The Times (2023). Discover how to manage your finances and explore the support available.
Visit our cost of living support hubFunding a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship, CPD or short course
Higher and Degree Apprenticeships are a great way to earn a salary whilst gaining a degree. Apprenticeships are funded by your employer and the government so you can graduate debt-free. You will also earn a salary whilst studying as well as gaining a qualification.
Many of our CPD and short courses are individually priced, the amount can be found listed on the CPD course page under the section 'fees and funding’. We also provide a contact email for inquiries on each CPD course. Many employers will help fund, or part-fund, opportunities which benefit both you and the company you work for.
Frequently asked questions
Your tuition fees will depend on which course you choose to study and how. Please check the individual course page that you are interested in for specific details about the fees for that programme. We review our fees every year and you can find more information on our fees and finance webpages:
Many universities offer additional financial support packages for students from low-income households. Or those experiencing financial hardship. This includes bursaries, which don’t have to be paid back.
For details of other government support available, including childcare grant, parental learning allowances, NHS bursaries, social work bursaries, and help with costs of travel to UK clinical placements, visit gov.uk/student-finance
Financial support at UCLan
There are a number of financial support options available to students studying at UCLan. We have a team of knowledgeable financial support staff who can help you to access the right support for your circumstances. This includes:
- Support with external funding arrangements
- Accessing monetary support from UCLan
- Referrals to internal and external support services
There are non-repayable grants for some students with additional financial costs. There is short term support available for those who are struggling to cover their basic day to day living costs. You'll also find bespoke support for anyone who has experienced a one off or unexpected financial emergency.
We have a number of financial learning tools available to help you to manage your money as a student. We work closely with Blackbullion who provide an online platform with financial support modules, articles and workshops. These will help you prepare for study, manage your money while studying and then to prepare for your future beyond university. For more information about the support available, please email the Student Support Team. Current students can access more information on the Student Hub.
We have a wide range of scholarships and bursaries available for those who demonstrate academic and personal excellence. Please note, scholarships and bursaries count towards your tuition fees only.
For more information, please visit our scholarships and bursaries page. You can also find country or region specific information on the relevant country or region page.
If you have more questions about fees and funding, you can visit our frequently asked questions page. Or you can email the Student Support Team.