Undergraduate Funding
Explore what undergraduate funding is available to you
When you study a BA or BSc you are studying at undergraduate level. Most students will need to access funding to help with the cost of their studies. For UK students, the primary source of funding is a student loan from the UK Government. Students tend to supplement this with savings, bursaries, part-time work and financial support from family members.
Head to the GOV.UK website to find out about undergraduate funding and how to apply.
Find out about undergraduate funding
You'll also be able to access a GOV.UK guide which answers the most common questions asked by undergraduate students.
UK Government loans for undergraduate study
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US Federal Loans
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Undergraduate Bursaries and Awards
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Scholarships for International Students
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FINS Educational Loan for EU Students
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Student Finance FAQs for Parents and Carers
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Online Study Funding
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Contact us
Prospective students
For information and advice about tuition fees, student finance and support please contact our Student Finance team:
E: student.finance@falmouth.ac.uk
T: +44(0)1326 255310
Current students
You can book a Microsoft Teams or on-campus appointment by using the Student Funding appointments system.
Need support?
If you're a current student and have concerns about your finances, please contact the Students' Union Advice Service: