Pages tagged with: finances
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Funding for undergraduates
As an undergraduate at the University of Plymouth, there are plenty of funding options available to support you during your studies.
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Scholarships for international students
Find out more about the funding options available to you as an international student at University of Plymouth
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Health and social work - subject area funding
Find out more about what funding's available for health and social work courses at Plymouth University.
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Finance and funding for postgraduate students
Find out more about funding options if you're a taught postgraduate student at the University of Plymouth.
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Fees and funding
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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Funding for part-time study
Funding options available for students studying part time at the University of Plymouth.
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Funding for disabled students
Funding information for disabled students at the University of Plymouth.
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Marine, Earth, geography and environment - subject area funding
Find out more about what funding's available for earth, geography and environment courses at Plymouth.
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Practical problems
Information and resources about practical problems such as housing and finances. SHINE with University of Plymouth categorises student friendly content on mental health and well-being.
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Funding for staff and alumni
Find out about the range of funding available for our staff and alumni
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Psychology and social sciences - subject area funding
Find out more about what funding's available for psychology and social sciences courses at Plymouth University.
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Lower numeracy could leave older individuals at greater risk of financial exploitation
Plymouth University news: Older people with lower levels of numeracy are more prone to financial exploitation because they are less likely to engage with numeric information and are more susceptible to certain biases in their decision making
