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Hello, New And Returning Students!
Starting university can feel like a lot to take in, but you don't have to figure everything out on your own. During Welcome Week, the Student Funding team will be out and about on campus, ready to answer your questions and help you feel confident about managing your money at university.
Come and meet us at the Life at University Fair on Monday 28 September, 1.00pm to 4.30pm in the Oculus Building, to find out more about the support available throughout your time at Warwick. You can also join us for a game of Monopoly in the Plaza on Tuesday 29 September from 11.00am to 12.00pm, where you can pick up some useful money tips along the way. Whether you're wondering about student funding, budgeting, bursaries, or simply where to go for help, we'd love to see you there.
Budgeting for the first time but don't know where to start?
Don't worry! You can check out our Budgeting Link opens in a new windowwebpage to help you get started!
Is your funding from Student Finance England (SFE) delayed?
If so, you may want to seek out support:
- Student Union Advice Centre Link opens in a new window- can speak to SFE on your behalf.
- Hardship Funding Link opens in a new window- if you are in financial difficulty and unable to meet your essential living costs, you may be eligible for hardship funding.
- Contact SFE Link opens in a new window- to chase up the progress of your application.
- University's Student Collections Team Link opens in a new window- notify if you're unable to pay your tuition fees or accommodation on time.
Feeling overwhelmed?
There is a wide range of support available whilst at university that you can access through the MyWarwick Support Portal.
Money Matters Newsletter
Recipe of the Week
Tuition Fees
The Student Finance website details tuition feesLink opens in a new window, which differ depending on whether you are a Home or an International student. If you are paying your own fees, you can do this through Flywire or by direct debit - see the Methods of Payment webpageLink opens in a new window for more information about how to pay. If you have any questions about how much your fees will be or how to pay, contact the University's Student Finance teamLink opens in a new window.
Do you want to learn more about cooking and shopping on a student budget?
If so, check out our Food & ShoppingLink opens in a new window webpage for helpful tips!
Our Student Cookbook has lots of recipes that have been tried and tested by our Student Money Assistants.
This month's useful articles
And the winner is...
Our biscuit taste test at the Living at University Fair on Monday had a clear champion!
A huge thank you to everyone who took part and cast their vote. After revealing the brands and prices, the favourite biscuit turned out to be Co-op Milk Chocolate Digestives, costing just £1.15 a pack.
It just goes to show that expensive isn't always best. Sometimes supermarket own-brand products can be just as good, or even better, than the big-name brands.
Next time you're shopping, why not compare products and try some non-branded alternatives? You could save money without sacrificing taste.
Managing your money
Budgeting as a student can seem daunting, but we have lots of articles to help you get started!
Get started with cooking!
Red Kidney Bean Burgers
Chocolate Cookies
Omelette
Butter Chicken
Chunky Mini Egg Cookies
Nando's Chicken
Shepherd's Pie
Spaghetti Bolognese
Pasta
Find more yummy recipes in our Student CookbookLink opens in a new window
Useful Links
- Student Finance England calculatorLink opens in a new window
- Guide to Scholarships - Save the StudentLink opens in a new window
- Student Finance England CampaignLink opens in a new window
- Student Finance for current Home students
- Funding for current MBChB students
- Funding for Master's courses
- Funding for Doctoral courses