Costs of Studying in the UK & Financial Support​
​For most students coming from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Ireland, studying in the UK means paying international tuition fees. These fees can vary based on the course, university, and location — but here’s what you can expect:
Tuition fees
Many universities offer lower fees for subjects like arts, humanities, and social sciences — while lab-based or clinical courses (e.g. engineering, medicine) may cost more.
Financial support
Many UK universities offer scholarships, bursaries, and fee discounts for international students — including those from the EU and EEA.
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🎓 Common Support Options:
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Academic merit scholarships (based on your grades)
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Early application discounts
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Country-specific scholarships (especially for Nordic students)
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Postgraduate alumni discounts
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External scholarships (from private foundations or your home country)
✨ I can help you find and apply for scholarships that match your background and goals — and make sure you don’t miss out on hidden opportunities.
Extra things to budget for
Visa
Health surcharge
Travel
Accommodation
Want help planning your budget?
As someone who’s been through it myself, I know how overwhelming it can feel — especially when dealing with currency conversion and planning for a year or more away from home.
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I’ll work with you to:
✅ Break down total costs
✅ Compare course fees and city living expenses
✅ Identify scholarships and discounts
✅ Plan ahead for visa and travel costs
Let’s make sure money doesn’t get in the way of the future you want.