Fees and funding
These pages provide comprehensive information about tuition fees and funding for prospective UK students.
We will outline:
- The tuition fees for your course.
- Any financial support which might be available from the Government.
- Any funding, such as scholarships, which might be available from Edge Hill University.
- How to apply for student finance.
The financial support you might be eligible to receive varies depending on your choice of programme, whether you are studying full-time or part-time, and your individual circumstances.
Choose from the links below to access the relevant Money Matters guide for your course and mode of study.
Money matters guides 2023/24
Full-time undergraduate Medicine students Full-time undergraduate students (excluding Medicine) Part-time undergraduate students PGCE and PGDE students Postgraduate studentsMoney matters guides 2022/23
Fastrack students Full-time undergraduate Medicine students Full-time undergraduate students (excluding Medicine) Part-time undergraduate students PGCE and PGDE students Postgraduate studentsScholarships
The University offers a range of scholarships which celebrate determination, commitment and achievement in a variety of areas. These include academic excellence, celebrating success outside your studies, overcoming adversity and helping and inspiring others.
Some scholarships have a competitive application or nomination process while others are awarded automatically.
Use our scholarships calculator to check your eligibility and visit www.edgehill.ac.uk/scholarships to find out more about each award.
Student opportunity fund
If you are an undergraduate or PGCE student at Edge Hill University, you can apply for up to £2,000 to support an idea for a career-enhancing project, initiative or activity that will enrich your student experience through the Student Opportunity Fund.
Students have benefited from financial support for developing software, staging performances in professional venues, showcasing creative work to future employers, presenting at academic and professional conferences, and travel to work-related placements.
If you have an idea for your own activity, you can find out more about the Student Opportunity Fund at www.edgehill.ac.uk/scholarships/student-opportunity-fund.
EU/EEA and Swiss students
If you’re a prospective student from the EU/EEA or Switzerland and you’re thinking of studying at Edge Hill University from academic year 2021/22 onwards, new rules around tuition fee status and eligibility for student finance will apply.
Exemptions apply to those who have settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, as well as Irish nationals, who may still be eligible for the UK tuition fee rate and associated financial support. Irish nationals should ordinarily apply to Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI).
Our dedicated guide to EU student finance summarises the new eligibility rules.
International students
Tuition fees and financial support information for overseas students can be found online.
International fees, finance and scholarshipsUniversity finances explained
The money the University has to use comes from a range of sources, including tuition fees, grants and money from things like accommodation and catering.
What’s included in your tuition fees? Find out more about our sources of income and how it is spent