There are two main costs while studying - tuition fees and living costs.
UK/EU Undergraduate Tuition Fees 2017-18
Students starting at the University of Suffolk in September 17 and February 18 will be charged £9,250 per year for a full-time Bachelor degree, or £8,220 per year for a full-time Foundation degree. Part-time students will be charged £8,490 (pro-rata) per year for Bachelor degrees and £7,980 (pro-rata) per year for Foundation degrees.
Fees for a full-time HNC/HND are £6,168 per year. Part-time HNC/HND fees are £750 per 15 credit module, and £1,000 per 20 credit module.
Integrated Masters
Fees for Integrated Masters programmes are the same as undergraduate tuition fees for a Bachelor degree per year, for all four years of study. These programmes are also eligible for student finance including tuition fee loans, maintenance loans, grants and bursaries.
Maintenance Loans and Grants
There are a range of loans and grants available to UK and EU undergraduate students. More information is available on our Loans and Grants page for 2017 entry.
Bursaries and Fee Waivers
Find out more about financial support available to University of Suffolk undergraduate students on our Financial Support page.
To apply for funding,applications need to made to the relevant funding bodies:
- Student Finance England
- Student Finance Wales
- Student Finance Northern Ireland
- Student Awards Agency For Scotland
Changes for NHS funded students from 2017-18
Please note from 1 August 2017 there will be a new funding system for new students, with the system moving from NHS grants to student loans. New students will have access to the standard student support system provided by the Student Loans Company (SLC) to cover the cost of their tuition fees and means tested support for living costs, rather than having their course fees paid by Health Education England (HEE) and receiving a bursary from the NHS Business Services Authority (BSA).
Further information on the changes can be found here.
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
If you are an American citizen or a dependent and plan on receiving funding from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA), please email admissions@uos.ac.uk with your name, contact details and course of study, so we can ensure your course is registered with the VA.
MOD's Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme
We are an approved provider of Higher Education courses for the Ministry of Defences Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme (ELC), a scheme which provides financial assistance to members of the Armed Forces. The University Provider ID is 3033 . To check if you may be eligible for funding through this scheme, please visit the Enhanced Learning Credits website.
Student Finance Explained
- All students are eligible to apply for a tuition fee loan. UK students starting their first degree are also eligible to apply for a maintenance loan.
- Loan repayments only begin when students have finished university and are earning over £21,000.
- The repayment amount is fixed at 9% of any earnings over £21,000.
- Loan repayments will stop automatically if a graduate stops work or their salary drops below £21,000.
- Any loans outstanding 30 years after graduation will be wiped out.
- Student loans do not affect an individuals credit rating.
Helpful Tools
Budget Planner
An annual budget planning tool to plan your total expenditure and costs for your University year is available here (provided by The Money Charity).