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We are a leading education consultancy dedicated to assisting UK and EU students who have dropped out or are 19+ and wish to return to education. Our expert team provides comprehensive solutions, guiding students through the process of applying for financial support from SFE. With our exclusive services and personalised approach, we help students reclaim their educational journey, offering unique and tailored support in every sector.
If you are from the EU and want to study in the UK,
You may be eligible for the same funding as a UK student. EU government authorities offer a range of financial support to EU home students to help them continue their studies. EU home students can get adequate financial support for their studies with the support provided by NEC. Financial aid for EU home students is a key factor in choosing the UK for higher education. Financial aid is available for students studying in the UK and belonging to the UK or EU region.
There are mainly two types of financial aid you can get yourself when you are an EU home student. These are:
Tuition fee loans
Tuition fees are the annual fees charged by your university or college for attending your course. Your university or college determines your tuition fees and the loan is given directly to them. You must return it.
| 2021 to 2022 academic year | 2022 to 2023 academic year | |
|---|---|---|
| Part-time student at a private university or college | Up to £4,625 | Up to £4,625 |
| Part-time student | Up to £6,935 | Up to £6,935 |
| Full-time student at a private university or college | Up to £6,165 | Up to £6,165 |
| Full-time student | Up to £9,250 | Up to £9,250 |
You may be eligible for help with your living expenses if both of the following apply:
- You have lived in the UK for more than 3 years before the first day of the first academic year of your course
- You have settled status
There are various factors that determine which fees you are entitled to and this includes the course you are enrolled in, your age and if you are a UK resident.
Here are some factors that affect whether you qualify for financial aid:
- There is no upper age limit for tuition fee finance but you must be below 60 years of age to qualify for maintenance.
- You must be a UK resident and have lived here for at least three years
- You must be studying higher education for the first time
- The course you are studying affects whether you are approved for support
