New UK or EU full-time undergraduate students
Entering higher education is a big decision. And when you make your choices, you’ll not just be thinking about which course to take, because studying for a degree is a big financial decision too.
Gaining a degree at the University of Westminster is a long-term investment in your future, which improves your career prospects and earning potential; it also gives you the opportunity to concentrate on a subject that really interests you, and to get involved in lots of other activities.
There’s money from a variety of sources that can help with the costs of coming to university. There are loans for fees and maintenance that you won’t have to pay back until you’ve left your course and are working. You may also qualify for grants and bursaries that you don’t need to pay back at all. More students than ever now qualify for grants, and if you get the maximum grant you will automatically also get the University of Westminster Bursary worth £400 each year.
The information applies to full-time UK and EU undergraduate students. We hope it will help you answer some of the financial questions you may have about starting university. There are also separate leaflets for EU students, international students, postgraduate students and part-time students.