There are a number of other sources of funding available. We would always encourage students to research the full range of options for funding, and ensure that they are completely clear about what they are signing up for before they commit.
Sources of funding that might be worth investigating include:
The University pays a yearly subscription to the Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding - free for Northumbria students to use. There are a number of other sources of funding available. We would always encourage students to research the full range of masters funding options and ensure that they are completely clear about what they are signing up for before they commit.
In relation to loans, ϲ does not endorse or recommend any particular companies or products, and it is important to check all details and terms and conditions before applying for or taking out a loan, ensuring that you are aware of repayment schedules, and interest rates and other charges that might be applied.
Providers, such as , offer loans to cover tuition fees and costs of living, with variable interest rates depending on your credit history. (N.B. Northumbria does not endorse or have any connection with Future Finance and we are not able to advise on specific financial products of this or other companies.) Loans are available for both UK and international students (including EU). Loans generally have arrangement fees and may require a guarantor. Repayments may start before you have graduated from your course and, where this is the case, you must ensure that you are able to meet the loan repayments in addition to meeting all of your other course and living costs.
