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This Month - Making Your Money Last
As the term gets underway, it's a great time to think about how you can make your money go further without missing out on everything university life has to offer. Small changes to how you spend, save and plan can make a real difference over the course of the year, helping you feel more confident and in control of your finances.
Making your money last isn't just about cutting costs. It's about making the most of the opportunities available to you as a student, from earning extra income and taking advantage of discounts to finding free ways to stay active, socialise and enjoy campus life. Small savings can quickly add up, helping you get more from your budget throughout the year.
Explore the links below for practical tips and ideas to help you make the most of your money this term.
Money Matters Newsletter
- Are you starting to think about housing for next year? Find out how Warwick Studentpad can help.
Recipe of the Week
- As the weather gets colder we are all looking for something to warm us up! Try this delicious Sweetcorn, Carrot and Bone Broth Soup
Hardship Funding
If you’re experiencing financial difficulty, please know that support may be available to you. You might be eligible for Hardship Funding from the University, which could be offered either as an Emergency Loan or as a non-repayable award, depending on your circumstances.
Find out more
Warwick Bursary
The Warwick Bursary is a non‑repayable award that helps support full‑time Home undergraduate students from lower‑income households. Eligibility will depend on the year you started your course.
- Warwick Bursary - students who started in or after September 2025
- Warwick Bursary - students who started before September 2025
Scholarships
You can find other funding opportunities through the Scholarships Search PortalLink opens in a new window. If you have any questions about scholarships, email
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.
Who should I contact about my query?
Several teams across the University support students with their money in different ways. The table below outlines who students should contact depending on the type of query.
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