Accounting & Finance BSc(Hons) with business experience: Fees and funding

2018/19 fees for this course
Funding information
Additional costs
Previous course fees

2018/19 fees for this course

The tuition fee you pay depends on whether you are assessed as a 'Home' (UK or EU), 'Islands' or 'International' student. In 2018/19 the fees for this course are:

Fee category	Amount
Home (UK and EU students)	Foundation: £7,600 Year 1: £9,250* Year 2: £9,250* Year 3: £9,250*
International	Foundation: £13,800 Year 1 (2018/19): £12,300 Year 2 (2019/20): £12,700 Year 3 (2020/21): £13,100
Islands (Channel Islands and Isle of Man)	To be confirmed by the Island Authorities

* These fees are annual and may increase in line with inflation each year subject to the results of the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).

Eligible UK and EU students can apply to the Government for a tuition loan, which is paid direct to the University. This has a low interest-rate which is charged from the time the first part of the loan is paid to the University until you have repaid it.

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Funding information

Tuition fees

Eligible students can apply to Student Finance England for a tuition fee loan to cover the full cost of tuition. The loan is paid directly to the University.

Living costs support

Eligible students can apply to Student Finance England for a loan to cover living costs. The loan is paid into your bank account in three instalments – one at the start of each term. The maximum maintenance loan in 2018/19 is £11,354 if you live away from home and study at Kingston University or £7,324 if you live with your parents whilst studying.

The maintenance loan is partly income-assessed – to find out how much you may be able to receive please visit the Student Finance Calculator.

Applying for loans

To apply for a tuition and/or maintenance loan, you need to create a Student Finance account and submit an online application with Student Finance England. Please see the links below if you are from another UK or EU country.

Bursaries

Find out more about the Kingston University Bursary.

Additional support

Additional support is available from Student Finance England for disabled students and students with children.

Students from Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland

The package of funding available to students from other parts of the UK is slightly different. Please visit the relevant authority for more information:

European Union students

Students from other EU countries who have been resident in the UK for at least five years prior to the start of the course are eligible for tuition and maintenance loans and should apply to Student Finance England.

Other EU students can apply to the Student Finance England European Team for a tuition fee loan only. You will need to make sure you have adequate funds to support your living expenses.

Additional costs

Textbooks will need to be purchased by students at an approximate cost of £200 per year for this three-year degree course. Students who need to re-sit a module abroad because they are unable to return to the UK will be subject to extra costs of £100 per module. You will also need suitable accommodation for at least 44 weeks of the first year.

As part of your business course you can take a placement option which includes a work placement or study abroad which may incur extra costs. For example, if you choose a work placement there may be extra costs for rent and living expenses, travel to and from interviews and to your place of work. You may also need to buy new clothes when you begin your job.

If you choose to study abroad, you will need to pay for living costs, travel and sometimes tuition fees.

In addition to these course-specific additional costs, it is likely that you may incur extra costs as a student at Kingston University. It is useful for you to be aware of the types of things you may have to pay for. Find out more.