EU Students

All students studying in a UK university are expected to pay tuition fees to meet the cost of their education with the exception of those on very specific professional courses. Government regulations set the criteria for the University to identify students who are required to pay full-cost fees, normally all students whose country of origin and domicile is outside the European Union (EU). Students who are nationals from an EU member state and meet the UK government criteria will be charged in the same way as British nationals resident in England.

For further information about fees and funding for EU students please visit the European Union students web pages.

Overseas (non-EU) Students

All Overseas students studying at a UK University are expected to make the full contribution towards the cost of their education. There is no subsidy from the UK Government to Higher Education Institutions to cover the teaching costs for Overseas students. This is available only for those students who meet the criteria of a Home/EU student. The exact amount you are required to pay for your tuition fee will be stated on your offer letter which you will receive after you have applied to study and been successful.

For further information about fees for Overseas (non-EU) students please visit the International students web pages

Scholarships

International Merit Scholarship scheme
The International Merit Scholarship scheme provides 50 awards of £1000 each year, and is open to applications from well-qualified students holding an offer for any full-time Bachelors or Masters course. Awards are made in strict order of application on the basis of academic merit and level of competence in English language. For more information on the scholarship scheme and an application form, please contact the International Admissions Service.

To find out about other scholarships at Anglia Ruskin please click here.