How much you pay is determined by what course you are studying, the level (undergraduate, postgraduate) your mode of attendance (full-time or part-time) and your fee status (UK/Home, International, EU).  

• Fees and costs of studying page (www.wlv.ac.uk/fees) - fees for UK taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses
• International - fees for non-european union students
• Research - costs for pursuing research study

It is important to carefully consider the financial implications of studying at university.  In additional to paying tuition fees, you will need to cover your living expenses, including accommodation, food, heating, travel, books and stationery.

No matter how you are being funded, whether through Student Finance (UK/Home students) or paying for it yourself, working out how much you will need to cover basic costs is a good place to start.

• There is a handy online calculator tool from Which? that makes budgeting easy - https://www.which.co.uk/money/university-and-student-finance/student-budget-calculator

More information on standard student finance plus bursaries, scholarships and the Travel Fund can be found on the Financial Support pages

Have a look at our Funding and Budgeting page for more useful tips and advice.

Discover the support you may be eligible for from the Government or from the University depending on your mode of study.

This could be various help like:

• Tuition Fees Loan – covers the cost of your course
• Maintenance Loan – basic cost of living support
• Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) – help for students with a disability or learning difficulty
• Scholarships and
• Bursaries – like the Dennis Turner Opportunity Fund or our Travel Fund

For full information on all we have to offer have a look at our Financial Support pages.