Scholarships, fees & finance

As an international student there are a number of scholarship schemes available to help you with tuition and living costs.                                                               

Scholarships

As a mark of commitment to internationalising their community of students and to encourage diversity among our student body, they are able to offer a wide range of international scholarships.

Fees

Once you have accepted your offer to study at Nottingham, you will be able to access the online payment section of your student or applicant portal. You can pay your fees by bank transfer, Travelex or credit /debit card.

Financial advice

International students living and studying in the UK will have certain financial obligations to fulful and a number of issues to consider.

• the cost of living in the UK
• choosing and opening a bank account
• working whilst studying in the UK

Family Scholarship

Scholarships of 10% towards tuition fees.

Available for students with family who are graduates of, or students at, The University of Nottingham UK, The University of Nottingham Malaysia or The University of Nottingham Ningbo, China. Family relates to brother, sister, children, husband or wife.

• Where brothers or sisters register full time at The University of Nottingham UK for award bearing programmes, each second and subsequent brother or sister is entitled to a scholarship of 10% of the first year’s tuition fee. This scholarship will be given on evidence of the brother or sister relationship, ie copies of each birth certificate, and of each brother or sister being registered on full time award bearing programmes, ie student ID number or copy of graduation certificate. The brothers or sisters need not be studying on programmes at the University together but may have registered some years apart.
• Children of alumni, ie children whose parents completed a degree programme at The University of Nottingham, who register full time at The University of Nottingham UK for an award bearing programme, are entitled to a scholarship of 10% of the first year’s tuition fee. This scholarship will be given on evidence of the parent/child relationship, eg copy of birth certificate, and evidence of one of the parents being Nottingham alumni, eg student ID number or copy of graduation certificate.
• Husbands or wives who register full time at The University of Nottingham UK for an award bearing programme are entitled to a scholarship of 10% of the first year's tuition fee for either the husband or the wife. This scholarship will be given on evidence of the spouse relationship, ie copy of the marriage certificate, the marriage must have taken place prior to registration, and evidence of both the husband and wife being registered on full time award bearing programmes, eg student ID number or copy of graduation certificate. It is not necessary for both spouses to be studying at the same time to gain this scholarship.

Available for students who:

1. are classed as an overseas or European Union (non UK) student for fee purposes AND
2. register on a new full-time degree programme at Nottingham in September/October 2012 or 2013, research students may register later in the year, AND
3. whose family members are, or were, also registered on a full-time degree programme and classed as an overseas or European Union (non UK) student for fee purposes.

The scholarship is for the first year only and will be given once an application form has been completed and satisfactory evidence is received.

The Developing Solutions scholarship gave me the opportunity to pursue an area of study that was in much need of development in my region.