Following the data protection laws which came into force in May 2018, we have made some important changes to our Privacy Notices. These will not only ensure our policies are compliant but that everything we do with our student, staff, visitors, alumni and supporters’ information is as clear and transparent as possible.

For reassurance, these changes do not imply that your data has ever been at risk or misused.

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There are many forms of financial support on offer for our prospective postgraduate students. The funding opportunities below relate to the academic year 2024-2025.

Please note that before applying for a bursary or scholarship you must hold an offer to study at the RAU.

We understand that managing your finances can seem like a daunting and complicated process - but it need not be and you don't have to figure it out alone. The Student Fees team is here to help.

Determining your fee status

On receipt of your application, the University will assess the level of fees that you'll be required to pay during your study. To enable the University to determine your classification status for fees purposes as either a UK or overseas/international fee paying student we may ask you to provide the following information:

If you’re planning on taking a postgraduate course you will already be familiar with the financial commitments involved in Higher Education studies, from tuition fees to accommodation and living expenses.

There are a few differences in funding your time at university for postgraduate students and our Student Fees team is here to offer support and advice to help you. Email studentfees@rau.ac.uk.

We understand that managing your finances can seem like a daunting and complicated process - but it need not be and you don’t have to figure it out alone. The Student Fees team is here to help.

Determining your fee status

On receipt of your application, the University will assess the level of fees that you'll be required to pay during your study. To enable the University to determine your classification status for fees purposes as either UK or overseas/international fee paying student we may ask you to provide the following information: 

There are many forms of financial support on offer for our prospective undergraduate students. The funding opportunities below relate to the academic year 2024-2025.

Please note that before applying for a bursary or scholarship you must hold an offer to study at the RAU.

Alongside the awards and scholarships offered by the Royal Agricultural University, there is financial support available from the Government to help UK undergraduate students cover the costs of living and studying.

Funding is available whether you are studying full-time or part-time.

Here is a short video explaining more about student loans and how they work.

Starting university is one of the biggest investments you will make in your future. It also requires significant financial commitment to pay for your course tuition fees, accommodation fees and living expenses.

We understand that managing your finances can seem like a daunting and complicated process - but it need not be and you don’t have to figure it out alone. The Student Fees team is here to help. Whether you need advice on how to fill in your loan application or have concerns about how to manage your budget, you can come to us at any time.

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