Fees and Funding

Once you've decided on your degree, you’ll need to consider the costs.

The two main areas to consider are your study costs (including tuition fees) and living costs.

Your study costs

Your main cost will be tuition fees. These vary depending on what you're studying. You can find the cost of tuition on our course pages.

Your tuition fees cover:

• The cost of your degree at the University as well as charges for registration, tuition, supervision, and examinations

• Your graduation ceremony

• The facilities and on-site equipment you need to complete your studies, such as computer rooms, access to laptops, the Library and laboratories

• Access to resources including electronic journals, alternative guide to funding, and thousands of hours of educational videos on LinkedIn Learning

• University support services including academic, financial, careers and wellbeing support and personal tutors

• Membership of the Students' Union (giving you the right to vote in elections, join clubs and societies, and get free independent advice)

• Access to software such as Microsoft Office, SPSS and Adobe Creative Suite (this includes Photoshop, InDesign, and Adobe Premiere Pro)

Additional study costs

You'll also need to consider some costs to studying, that won't be included in your tuition fees. This could be something like books, specialist equipment and optional field trips. To find out more about what these costs could look like, you'll need to go to your course:

• Undergraduate courses
• Postgraduate courses

Living costs

As well as study costs, you'll also need enough money to support yourself while you’re studying. Most UK students use a maintenance loan backed by the Government to help cover living costs.

Waltham Forest, and the whole city of London, has a huge number of student accommodation options all within easy reach of our campus. Plus, with London’s extensive transport network, you’re never too far away from the excitement. You could choose to stay in private student accommodation (where bills are included) or opt to rent with a landlord.

Approximate weekly costs 

We've outlined some of the costs that you'll need to think about, depending on your choice of accommodation. If you choose a private accommodation, your bills will not be included and will need to be paid separately. Bills are included for purpose-built student accommodations- you can find our list of partners on our website.

You might need to pay some of these costs, like a deposit to secure your student accommodation, before your maintenance loan comes through. Make sure you've got enough cash to see you through your first few weeks of university.

Scholarships and bursaries

Studying is an investment in you - but that doesn't mean it's easy. It takes time, commitment, and financing. We understand that.

We will have a range of financial support available for students at our London campus.

Find out more