What are the tuition fees at UCLan?

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: UK/home tuition fees EU and international tuition fees

How will I pay for my living expenses?

Most students apply for a maintenance loan to help with living costs. The amount you receive will depend on your personal circumstances, such as your household income and whether you live away from home or with your family. You can use the student finance calculator on the Government website to help you work this out.

How much will I need for living expenses?

Costs can vary depending on your lifestyle and spending habits, so it's important to budget carefully and keep track of your expenses. Some expenses you will need to include on your budget are: Accommodation Food Transport Utilities Leisure activities Textbooks and course materials

If I have a short fall how can I get help and find extra money?

Scholarships and bursaries Part-time work Reduce expenses Hardship funds and support Is your parent or carer in a position to support you financially during your time at university? You can help them research how much they need to save. You could also use a contribution calculator to work out what financial support is reasonable for them to provide.

Student finance made simple

Funding your studies

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Financial support at university

We understand that student finance can be overwhelming, but it doesn't need to be. Check out the resources below for more insight into how student finance works and the support available here for you at UCLan.

Bursaries and scholarships Fees and funding