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How much will it cost for international students?
If you're an international student
You have to pay for the full cost of your course. The amount is set by universities and colleges, so contact them for more information.
Further information is available from UKCISA (UK Council for International Student Affairs).
If you're an EU student
If you are an EU student studying at an English university or college you will pay fees in the same way as UK/home students. You will have access to the deferred fees scheme, so will only repay your fees after graduation. However, you are not entitled to maintenance support in the same way as home students.
An EU national who has been settled in the UK for over three years will be classed as a home student and will be able to apply for financial support for living costs.