Fees and funding
What a year costs and the help you can get with it.
Undergraduate, home students
$9,250 a year
Undergraduate, international students
Lab-based courses $23,400 a year
$19,800 a year
Placement year
Paid once, for the year in industry
$1,850
Taught master’s, home students
$10,500
Halls of residence
Self-catered, bills included
From $142 a week
Example prices for one year of study.
Help with costs
Home students can borrow the full fee and get a maintenance loan. On top of that, the Fenmoor bursary pays $1,500 a year to students from households earning under $35,000 (sample).
- No application needed for the bursary
- Hardship fund open all year
- Paid work on campus, up to 15 hours a week
Questions about money
Do I pay fees before I start?
Not if you take a tuition fee loan: it is paid straight to us. Self-funded students pay in three instalments.
Who gets the Fenmoor bursary?
Home undergraduates from households earning under $35,000 (sample). It is paid automatically each term.
Are there scholarships for international students?
Yes: merit scholarships of $3,000 off the first year’s fee for every international undergraduate with an offer of AAB or above (sample).
Can I work while I study?
Yes. The careers service lists part-time jobs on and off campus; we suggest no more than 15 hours a week.
Ready to apply?
Undergraduates apply through the national admissions service by 29 January (sample). Master’s applications open all year.