Tuition, Fees and Financial Support

You're not eligible for a student loan as an apprentice but not to worry as your employer will pay your tuition fees.

International students can't get a postgraduate loan but do look at our various scholarships and bursaries.

You can find your tuition fee balance by logging into your Student Portal.

Sorry this isn't possible, as the money you've already paid goes towards the advice your placement partners have already given you.

Sorry, social work bursaries aren't available for international students.

No, under normal circumstances extensions are not offered to students.

The Student Finance Team can advise you about this.

No - the university doesn't currently offer monthly instalments.

No, the University does not give direct bank details.

Yes, If you are an undergraduate student, you can pay in two instalments.

Our Tuition Fee Policy will explain at which times of year your tuition fee liability increases.

It may be possible to get a student loan for your repeated year. Student Finance England (SFE) can confirm this.

Yes, you can come to class but won't be fully registered until the fee is paid.

Afraid not, as this is a credit and not a cash bursary.

Unfortunately we are not able to accept cheque or credit/debit card payments from sponsors.

Unfortunately we only offer instalment plans to self-paying students.

As international students you're expected to come here with the right amount of funding to cover all your tuition fees and maintenance costs.

You can confirm that your payment has been received by looking at Program Fee Transactions in the Portal

Speak to your faculty programme admin team about your LSF.

Letting SFE know will happen automatically unless your online registration is incomplete or your name doesn't match across our systems.

You can view outstanding payment amounts by looking at Program Fee Transactions in the Portal

We can only send an invoice if you have a sponsor/employer and they make the request on headed paper.

You can apply for a social work bursary in Year 2 of your undergrad studies or as you begin your MA.

Paying for any resits is down to your employer and not you.

Yes, you will need to pay a fee to repeat failed modules.

Yes. You will need to pay back Tuition Fee Loans, Maintenance Loans and Postgraduate Loans.

No, but wherever your bank is, you can easily make a payment to us via the Convera tool.

We offer a range of Bursaries and Scholarships.

Students from the UK/EU are expected to apply for all mandatory funding that they may be eligible for before the start of the academic year.

If you live in England, you will need to apply through the gov.uk website

Budgeting tools and money management advice can be found on our website.

You can ask for it to be looked at but it will have been decided based on the information you gave when you applied.

You need to carefully choose a bank and make an appointment with your closest branch.

Additional payments can be easily made online.

Tuition fees are usually paid during online registration, or through Convera Global Pay.

Read the information about paying by instalments and contact the Student Finance Team with payment queries.

Ask us to notify the SFE that you are studying again.

International students can enquire about tuition fee refunds via the International Office

Contact the Fees and Funding team if you wish to apply for a tuition fees refund.

Look at the website for a list of available bursaries and contact the Funds, Awards and Bursaries team with queries.

First, you'll need to read our policy to see if you are due a refund and then speak to student finance.

Read our PGR Tuition Fees Charging and Refund Policy document.

If you are eligible you can apply online.

Contact student finance if you are looking for a refund for a single course or your complete programme.

Contact the Student Finance Team for a refund request form, or the International Office if you are an International student.

Your tuition fee balance can be viewed in the Student Records section of the Portal.

Refunds can take 10 weeks to process following submission of the request.

Payments on Convera/WU are normally visible within 3-5 working days.

Normally, you don't pay for your first resit but there will be fees to pay if you need to repeat an entire module.

Invoices must be paid within 30 days.

Fees for the Medway School of Pharmacy are given online.

Our finance pages have up-to-date fee information.

Your module fees are worked out as a proportion of the cost of full-time study.

Both you and the university need to notify SFE of your interruption / withdrawal.

You should first check that you meet the full eligibility criteria.

The university can provide you with a tuition fees statement for your bank.

You can get a statement of payments from the Student Centre.

Contact the Fees and Funding team for guidance.

All outstanding tuition fees need to be cleared before the university can issue transcripts and certificates.

If you no longer work for your sponsor employer you should advise the university as soon as possible.

Visit your nearest Student Centre during opening hours to book an appointment.

You will need to provide the supporting documents listed on the back of the application form.

Changing your mode of study might affect your funding - contact Student Finance for advice.

Scholarships should show on the online registration payment page.

Send your SFE approval letter and Student Support Number (SSN) starting with SFDU or EURS to the university's Student Finance Team

You'll need to check if you satisfy the award's criteria.

To work out how much tuition fees liability you will have and how much your refund will be.

It can take up to 5 working days for a payment to show on your student account.

Yes, depending on your start date you can get a 2.5% discount for paying on time.

If you are being part sponsored by your employer, you will be liable for the remaining balance and will need to pay a minimum of 50% of the amount to register.

Please visit our webpage on teacher training bursaries for more information on available funding.

You will be required to pay full tuition fees for one year from the date of decision for major amendments to your thesis.

There could be a variety of reasons your account has been put on hold.

The only debit / credit cards that the university does not accept are Amex or Diners Club.

You must submit additional documentary evidence to support this change.

Please visit our employer sponsor information page for more details.

If your employer is sponsoring you and they fail to pay the invoice, you will become liable for payment of your tuition fees.

In the first instance we would suggest that you check the progress of your application with SFE

If you are being funded via a CPD contract, your hospital or Trust, your faculty will need to notify the Student Fees and Funding Team.

Please forward your funding letter to the PAT team.

Please ensure the PO number is included in the letter of sponsorship.

Please forward your funding letter to the PAT team.

If your sponsor fails to pay the invoice for your fees, we will advise you that they have 14 days in which to pay.

We only offer a prompt payment discount to self-paying students.

We may be able to offer you a Short Term Loan.

Please consider interrupting your study with the aim of returning at a later time.

The university issues an electronic confirmation of registration once a student has fully completed their registration.

Please wait up to 10 weeks for a refund to be processed and paid. After that, you're welcome to email us for more details.

We must receive your as part of your uni registration so it will need to be paid.

If you miss a payment deadline, the university will start the debt management procedure and will contact you to arrange payment.

You may be eligible for a hardship payment from us so check out the criteria online.

A COC is a term used by Student Finance England (SFE) meaning a notification of a "Change Of Circumstances" is required from the university.

Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) is additional Government support to cover the study-related costs you may have due to your disability, specific learning difficulty, long term medical condition or mental health condition.

You should apply to have your fee status changed if you are a current student.

You may receive a discount on tuition fees if you pay in full at registration.

Details of when to pay your tuition fees can be found on our fees and funding webpages.

The scheme is open to eligible students entering their fourth year of full-time study or their sixth/seventh year of part-time study.

You will receive £350 onto an Aspire card in December and £350 in the first week of March.

Assessments for a second payment from the Greenwich Hardship fund are usually carried out from the end of March.

Invoices are normally issued in the month after registration closes.

You can find this at the top of your University or College Payment Advice document.

You need to visit the Student Finance Government website.

The university offers a range of bursaries and scholarships.

First of all speak to your course director or programme leader as you may have to interrupt your studies.

Find advice and guidance online.

You and the uni are both expected to contact SFE.

Tell your programme leader so they can complete the necessary paperwork for you.

Whether you are a new or current student we can look into this for you.

We need to wait for your draft thesis to be submitted before we can ask for your tuition fees to be paused.

If you've been failed by the Board of Examiners and need to repeat some modules you'll have to pay.

If you don't pay fees at the required time, this may result in restrictions being placed on your account.

Available bursaries can only be paid out when all background checks are complete.

If your registration is complete this should happen automatically.

Often the same problems causes students to not have their LSF attendance confirmed. Contact the NHS to check this for you.

You may owe the uni money depending when you withdrew from your programme.

It can take a few days for paid payments to show but you can track them online if they're not there after 10 days.

You should speak to our International Office about your application.

No, a refund will not be given if you start your programme and decide whilst studying that you no longer want to do the placement.

You won't be eligible for a refund as you will exit the university with an MA.