The tuition fees you will be charged may be different if you are undertaking a Study Abroad opportunity. Please visit our Study Abroad webpage for further information.

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Living Costs/Maintenance Loan

2016-2022 Entry Students

You may be eligible for a Maintenance Loan. The amount of Maintenance Loan you may be eligible for will depend on your household income. If you are aged under 25 at the start of your course, you will most likely be assessed for support using your parents income, unless you fulfil the criteria to be considered an independent student . For further information on how much you could be eligible for, check out the following webpage, Student Finance for Undergraduates- Continuing Students. You can also use the Student Finance Calculator to estimate your entitlement.

Please note, all of the above 2023-2024 maintenance loan rates are subject to parliamentary approval.

The table above demonstrates the amount of maintenance loan available to eligible students based on their household income. These are the rates for the 2023-2024 academic year and specifically apply to full-time undergraduates who do not receive benefits and who were not aged 60 or over on the first day of their first academic year.

• For the 2023-2024 academic year rates for full-time undergraduates who receive benefits or who were aged 60 or over on the first day of their academic year, see our Students Eligible for Benefits or aged 60 or Over webpage.
• The above table also only demonstrates maintenance entitlement for students living in England. If you live outside of England, please visit our Funding information for students who live outside of England webpage.

Student Finance England will use your household income from the previous tax year to assess your entitlement (i.e., for the 2023-2024 academic year, your entitlement will be based on the 2021-22 tax year).

• If there has been a drop in your household income of 15% or more since the previous tax year, you should notify Student Finance England as you may be entitled to an increased maintenance loan. For more information see the following webpage, Support your Child or Partner's Student Finance Application - If your income has gone down.

The amount of maintenance loan you may be eligible for may differ if you are undertaking a Study Abroad opportunity. Please visit our Study Abroad webpage for further information.

The maximum maintenance loan amount available to final year students is reduced, to account for the fact that you will not be registered as a student over the summer period. This means that you may receive less loan in your final year as you have done in your previous years of study.

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Additional Funding

Dependents' Grants	If you have child or adult dependents, you may be eligible for additional grants (Parents Learning Allowance, Childcare Allowance and/or Adult Dependents' Grant). For more information, see the above links or check out our Dependents' Grants webpage.
Disabled Students' Allowance	Students with disabilities, learning difficulties or other health problems, may be eligible for Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA). For more information about DSA, see the above link. You may also want to check out the University's Disability Team and/or the University's Wellbeing and Student Support Team page for further support.
The Warwick Bursary	Undergraduate students who fulfil certain eligibility criteria may also receive the Warwick Bursary. For further information, including eligibility criteria and award amounts please see our Warwick Bursary webpage.