Fees and Financial Support – University Programmes
You can see the full cost of our Higher Education courses in the tables below, though you could benefit from a range of funding options to support you.
TUITION FEES 2020/21 | UK & EU STUDENTS | UK & EU STUDENTS |
Full Time | Part Time | |
BSc (Hons) Public Health | £9,250 | £6,167 |
BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations | £9,250 | £6,167 |
Tuition fee loans for UK and EU full-time students
You can apply for a government loan through Student Finance England to cover your tuition fees and will only have to pay it back once you are earning £25,000 a year.
Maintenance Loans for living costs
You can also apply for a maintenance loan to help pay for your living costs, if you are a full-time UK student with a household income below £25,000 or you are from a family with an income above £25,000. Contact Student Finance England to find out more.
Postgraduate Funding
If you are a postgraduate student, you would be responsible for the payment of tuition fees. However, you can get funding through loans, studentships, bursaries and grants. You might also get help from your employer.
You may find the following the Funding for Postgraduate Study and Postgraduate Studentship websites useful.
Professional and Career Development Loans
You can get help paying for your course with a Professional and Career Development Loans. There are loans that help with your career or help get you into work.
Bursaries
Whatever your situation, there may be a grant or loan to help fund your learning. Visit the Money Saving Expert for more information.
A Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) bursary is available to eligible students in their second year of study.
International students
International students are responsible for the payment of tuition fees and all maintenance costs.
Trade Union scholarships
You may be able to apply for a trade union scholarship if eligible.
Payment of fees
To find out more about the payment of tuition fees, including methods of payment, please see our Tuition Fees Policy.
Talk to us
Ruskin College is part of the University of West London (UWL) group. Visit the fees and funding page on UWL’s website for more information about tuition fees and how you can fund your studies.
Contact UWL Student Advice on studentadvice@uwl.ac.uk or 020 8231 2591 to find out more about how you can make the most of funding at Ruskin College.