Pages tagged with: fees
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Postgraduate research: money matters
Postgraduate research (PGR) fees and expenses explained
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Tuition fees for postgraduate research students 2018 -19
Plymouth University fees: Find out exactly what you'll need to pay if you are studying a research postgraduate programme, 2018 -19.
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Tuition fees for postgraduate research 2017-18
Find out exactly what you'll need to pay if you are studying a postgraduate research programme, 2017-18.
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Tuition fees for 2017-18
Find out exactly what you'll need to pay if you are a student studying in 2017.
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Fee assessment questionnaire
As you may be aware, there are two levels of fee which operate and in order to assess which fee applies in your particular circumstance, additional information is required.
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Living costs and budgeting
Advice for students at University of Plymouth on university fees and other costs, living costs, income sources, managing your money, budgeting, bank accounts, student jobs.
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Self-fee payer
Find out all the answers to your questions if you are paying for your tuition fees, or a member of your family is paying for you.
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Sponsored
Find all the answers to your questions if you have an agreement with an employer, company, organisation or government department that they will pay my tuition fee, in full or part. (This doesn’t include family members).
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Student Loans Company funded (tuition fee loan)
Find out the answers to all your questions if you have applied via the Student Loans Company for a tuition fee loan to cover your tuition fees.
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Career Development Loan
Find out all the answers to your questions if you have applied via a high street bank for a Career Development Loan to contribute towards your tuition fees.
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Tuition fees
University of Plymouth offers a range of financial support to help you during your time with us. From how to pay your tuition fees, to finding funding, or getting financial support and advice – these pages will point you in the right direction.
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National Scholarship Programme: frequently asked questions
Your questions answered about the National Scholarship Programme - University of Plymouth