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 £1,500 cash plus the equivalent value in direct support

If you’re a UK or EU student enrolling for the first time on a full-time undergraduate course that starts in September 2009, the fee for tuition will be £3,225 a year.  But the good news is that under new Government legislation, neither you nor your family will be required to pay up front. Instead, you will be able to take out a loan to cover your tuition fees, which you won’t have to pay back until after you graduate.  

Student tuition loans are very different from loans that are offered by banks or building societies.  For a start, you don’t have to begin repaying the loan until you’re earning at least £15,000 a year.  You will repay 9% of anything you earn over £15,000 gross per year before deduction for Income Tax, National Insurance etc.

As a guide, if you earn an annual salary of £19,000, you would pay 9% of £4,000, or £360 in the year. This would be £30 per month.

For further information visit the Student Finance Direct website

Bucks New University Financial Support Scheme for 2009 entry

A student experience like no other

Media BA (Hons)At Bucks New University, we believe that the student experience is paramount and the new university is working together with our Students’ Union and our three faculties to deliver a student experience like no other. 

The £500 cash bursary is payable to all full time undergraduate who are paying £3,225 and studying for their first degree qualification. If you are unsure whether you are eligible or not, please contact the Student Centre. 

This is a non-means-tested cash bursary payment will be transferred directly into your student bank account once you have given us bank account details after enrolment.

In addition, the University is investing a further £1 million per year in study and other opportunities to help you achieve the best possible degree award, improve your employability and provide a truly fulfilling university experience. At Bucks we believe that this is one of the most unique financial support packages in the sector.

Find out more information about our Bucks Financial Support Scheme in partnership with the Students' Union

Criminological Psychology National recognition for supporting students

The University has just been nominated for ‘Outstanding Student Financial Support Package’ for the second year in a row at the Times Higher Awards 2007. This demonstrates official recognition to the importance placed by the University on giving our students the best support and experience.