Fee rates reflect the cost of delivering degree programmes to high standards and providing the specialist scientific facilities and resources we are renowned for, whilst making applying accessible for students from all backgrounds.
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Our annual fees for degrees starting in 2023-24 are:
Fees for Masters degrees starting in 2023-24 are:
Our annual fees for degrees starting in 2023-24 are:
Our fees for international students starting in 2023-24 are:
For Access Courses, if you are aged 19 or over, you can cover the cost of tuition fees with an Advanced Learner Loan. Loan eligibility doesn’t depend on your income and there are no credit checks. If you complete an Access to HE Diploma and then go on to complete a degree your Advanced Learner Loan will be written off.
All undergraduate students are required to pay an annual tuition fee, however if you are a UK or EU undergraduate you are eligible for a student tuition fee loan to cover the cost of fees. The Government pays the tuition fee directly to UCS so no money passes through your bank account.
You do not have to pay back the loan and interest until you are earning more than £25,725 a year. If you leave your course early you would need to repay a percentage of the tuition fee loan for that year.
There is also a maintenance loan available to any full-time student to help with living costs such as rent. This does have to be repaid but not until your course has finished and you’re earning more than £25,725 a year.
You can apply for student finance here.
If you start a full-time or part-time master’s course after 1 August 2020 you can apply for a Postgraduate Loan. You’ll be able to borrow up to £11,220 to pay your fees and help with living costs. Find out more here
If your household income is under £32,960 you could receive a bursary of up to £750. This can be used to help towards travel costs, books and equipment or anything else that will help you during your course.
Depending on the financial information disclosed in your Student Loan application, UCS may make an automatic bursary award based on specific criteria as set out in our Access and Participation Plan. If this is not the case you may still be able to apply for financial support to the UCS HE Hardship fund by completing a Bursary Application form when you enrol.
For more information and to check your eligibility please contact hebursary@sparsholt.ac.uk
Our dedicated Degree Study Support team can help with advice and guidance on DSA process and assessments required to ensure that you receive the help you need. Find Out More
Trips and fees that are required in order to complete a course of study will be covered by the College as part of the tuition fees for full time students. BSc (Hons) and MSc students can apply for a grant (up to £250 for BSc (Hons) or £350 for MSc students) to help cover non-travel costs associated with dissertations/ research projects. For part time students the College will reimburse students up to a maximum of £200 to help with annual student subscriptions and entry fees or other reasonable expenses but will not pay for any transport costs associated with a course of study.
For a full breakdown of additional costs for your course click here
University Centre Sparsholt is an Approved Learning Provider for the Ministry of Defence’s Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) scheme. Under this scheme the MOD will pay up to 80% of your tuition fees for study at Level 3 or above for up to three years (NVQ3, Advanced National Certificate or Foundation Degrees).