Undergraduate
If you're a UK student, studying full or part-time for your first undergraduate degree, you can apply for a student loan from The Student Loans Company. Maintenance loans are also available to help with your living costs, such as rent or food. The amount of loan you get will depend on whether you'll be living away from home, your household income and the benefits you're entitled to.
You'll only start paying back your tuition fees and maintenance loan once you're earning over a minimum amount per year. If your earnings drop below that amount, repayments will automatically stop.
Visit the GOV.UK website to read more about undergraduate student funding.
Postgraduate and research
If you are a UK student resident in England and are aged under the age of 60, you will be able to apply for a loan to study for a postgraduate master's degree. Taught and research-based courses in any subject are eligible, excluding postgraduate certificates (PgCert) or postgraduate diplomas (PgDip). Funding is available for both full-time and part-time study. The loan will be paid directly to you and will be non-means tested. It can be used towards the fees for your course or you can spend it on living costs.
Eligible doctoral research students can also borrow funds to help with course fees and living costs.
Read more about postgraduate student funding and research funding.
Undergraduate
If you are starting an undergraduate degree course at Kingston University, please see below for scholarship and bursaries you may be entitled to or able to apply for.
Read more about bursaries for undergraduate courses
Postgraduate
Kingston University offers a range of scholarships and bursaries towards the cost of postgraduate tuition fees, with course specific funding also available.
Read more about scholarships for postgraduate students
Alumni
We offer a discount to our alumni who are progressing to study on a full-time or part-time postgraduate degree course.
Read more about the Alumni discount
Find out about the money matters that may affect you and download the Money Matters guide for information on how and when to pay your fees.
Your fee status depends on your nationality, where you live, and how long you have lived there. To find out more about what your fee status entails, visit our page on understanding your fee status.
