HOW MUCH WILL UNIVERSITY COST?

Tuition fees £9,250/year*

You will face two main expenses when embarking upon a university education – tuition fees and your living expenses . The good news is that you can receive help for both in the form of loans, bursaries or scholarships.

Expert Advice And Guidance

Our goal is to give you a fulfilling higher education experience; that’s why we offer a wide range of support services to help you manage your commitments and achieve your full potential while you are at LJMU.

Our Student Advice and Wellbeing team can give you advice and guidance on everything from your physical and mental health to money management.

The University can also advise you about your eligibility for student funding, such as grants, loans, funding for childcare, scholarships and bursaries. Contact us 0151 231 3153/3154 moneyadvice@ljmu.ac.uk ljmu.ac.uk/moneyadvice

*2023 fees for full time undergraduates. 2024 fees not yet available.

The Facts About What Your University Education Will Cost And How You Can Pay

n You are charged a tuition fee for every year of your course. Fees for 2024 have not been set yet. In 2023, LJMU fees were set at £9,250* per year for all fulltime undergraduate degree programmes.

n You don’t have to pay tuition fees up front–subject to eligibility, you can take out a tuition fee loan for each year of your course. This is paid direct to the University.

n You can also take out a maintenance loan to help cover your living expenses such as rent and food. This loan is paid direct to you in three instalments.

n Dependent upon where you live in the UK, you may also qualify for grants for living costs too.

n You don’t start paying back your student loan until you have left university and are earning over the threshold. The current threshold is £25,000** for students from England and Wales and £19,390 for students from Northern Ireland and Scotland.

n Your monthly repayments will be a percentage of your earnings and are not based on how much you borrowed from the Student Loans Company.

The amount of funding you can receive depends on where in the UK you normally live, your household income and if you will be living at home or in other accommodation while you study. For more information visit the following websites: n You may also be eligible for additional funding that doesn’t have to be paid back, but this depends on your household income. n LJMU offers a fantastic range of targeted support for students from lower income households plus scholarships for talented and academically gifted students. n Targeted support is also available for students with disabilities, students with children or students who have been in care or are estranged from their families.

ENGLAND - gov.uk /studentfinance

WALES - studentfinancewales.co.uk

SCOTLAND - saas.gov.uk

NORTHERN IRELAND - studentfinanceni.co.uk

EU - gov.uk/student-finance/eu-students

The University reserves the right to increase fees up to the maximum permitted by law or Government policy in the second and subsequent years of your course. Generally, these fee increases are linked to RPIX inflation (Retail Price Index excluding mortgage interest payments).

* 2023 tuition fee for full-time undergraduate degree programmes. 2024 entry is subject to parliamentary approval. ** £25,000 repayment threshold applies to students that normally live in England. Please note that different Devolved Nations do have different repayment thresholds. Subject to Parliamentary approval following Augar Review