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If you are a first degree student and ordinarily resident in Scotland, you are eligible for your tuition fees to be paid by the Scottish Government by applying to the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS).

Tuition fees

Full-time Scottish domiciled students must apply for the payment of their tuition fees each year. You will need to complete an online application by the required deadline with SAAS.Ìý

You can make your funding application from AprilÌýonwards. We advise you to make your application early and by 30 June to ensure that your funding is in place for the start of your course.

Student loans and bursaries

Student loans are the main source of support towards living costs although Young Student Bursary & Independent Student Bursary support may also be available depending on household income.

Information about bursaries and loans for students who live in Scotland can be found on the . Ìý

EU citizens who have been resident in Scotland for three or more years (not for the purposes of full-time education) and have settled or pre-settled status may be eligible for home fee status and living cost support. Please consult the for further information.

Undergraduate nursing students from Scotland

Students that study a Nursing degree program will receive a non-repayable, non means tested bursary as living cost support. From September 2020 this will beÌý£10,000 per year for years 1-3 of the program, in year 4 this will reduce to £7,500. Students apply to SAAS for this support.

Care Experienced Students

If you are under 26 at the start of your undergraduate course and have been in the care of a Local Authority, you will be eligible to apply for a bursary of £8,100 per year. If you apply for and meet the criteria to receive the Care Experienced Bursary of £8,100, you will not be eligible to apply for a student loan.

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Tuition fee loans

England domiciled students can apply to the Student Finance England for a tuition fee loan up to the full cost of their programme of study. This Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the University.

Student living cost loans

Maintenance loans for living cost are available to students who are due to start their studies (maintenance grants are no longer available). Further information about loans for students who live in England can be found on the .Ìý

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursaries

Undergraduate students from England may be entitled to a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursary depending on household income.

Find out more about scholarships for new students scholarship section.

Tuition fees

Welsh domiciled students can apply to the Student Finance Wales for a tuition fee loan up to the full cost of their programme of study. This Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the University.

Living cost grants and loans

Student Finance Wales supports student living costs through Maintenance Loans. Maintenance Grants are also available to students, depending on household income.

Information about grants and loans for students who live in Wales can be found on the .Ìý

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursaries

Undergraduate students from Wales may be entitled to a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursary depending on household income.

Find out more about scholarships for new students scholarship section.

Tuition fee loans

Northern Ireland domiciled students can apply to the Student Finance Northern Ireland for a tuition fee loan up to the full cost of their programme of study. The Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the University.

Living cost loans

Student Finance Northern Ireland supports student living costs through Maintenance Loans. Maintenance Grants are also available to students, depending on household income.

Information about grants and loans for students who live in Northern Ireland can be found on the S.Ìý

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursaries

Undergraduate students from Northern IrelandÌýmay be entitled to a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ bursary depending on household income.

Find out more about scholarships for new students scholarship section.

Tuition Fees

The Scottish Government has confirmed that undergraduate students from the Republic of Ireland who commence their studies from 2021/22 will have the same fee status as students from the rest of the UK, excluding Scotland. This means that full time students from the Republic of Ireland starting an honours programme will be required to pay fees for the first three years of study which will be £9250 per annum. No fee will be charged in year four.

A tuition fee loan of up to this amount will be available from the ) for Republic of Ireland students.

Living Costs

SAAS will provide no support for living costs. Living cost support that may be available will come from the funding authorities in Ireland.

In order to qualify for the tuition fee loan you must be an Irish resident and hold an Irish passport. Please consult the for further information.