Overview
Find out everything you need to know to plan your student finances including tuition fees and living costs
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Find out everything you need to know to plan your student finances including tuition fees and living costs
Undergraduate
Find your tuition fee for Undergraduate degree courses starting in September 2021. Please note that Home/EU and Channel Islands and Isle of Man fees will be subject to increase each year, and International fees are fixed for the duration of your course.
Undergraduate Fees
All students are required to pay tuition fees for each academic year of study. Students who enter directly onto years 2 or 3 of a course will pay year 1 tuition fees.
Home
EU
EU students starting in the 2021/22 academic year onwards, will be charged Overseas rates unless their fee assessment – rules still to be confirmed – indicates that they can pay the Home rate.
EU students along with other Overseas students may be eligible for scholarships, bursaries and fee waivers which may be deducted from the Overseas fee payable.
Channel Island and Isle of Man
International (Non-EU)
Home
EU
EU students starting in the 2021/22 academic year onwards, will be charged Overseas rates unless their fee assessment – rules still to be confirmed – indicates that they can pay the Home rate.
EU students along with other Overseas students may be eligible for scholarships, bursaries and fee waivers which may be deducted from the Overseas fee payable.
Channel Island and Isle of Man
International (Non-EU)
Undergraduate Financial Support
Home/EU
Student Loans Company (SLC)
The SLC works with Student Finance England, Student Finance Wales, the Student Awards Agency for Scotland, Higher Education Institutions and HMRC to provide support for British and EU students in the UK.
SLC support includes loans to cover the cost of tuition fees, as well as maintenance loans to contribute towards living costs whilst at University.
- For undergraduate students who have arranged an SLC loan to cover the cost of tuition fees, the SLC will pay the loan directly to AUB.
- For undergraduate students, all other SLC maintenance loans will be paid directly to the student.
- For undergraduate students, any other fees due to the University will need to be paid directly by the student.
For further information about SLC support and for details on how to apply please visit http://www.slc.co.uk.
Maintenance Loan
Maintenance loans are available for each year of study to help with living costs such as food, accommodation and travel. The amount you can borrow depends on where you live and study, and your household income.
For more information and to find out what support you could get, please use the Student Finance Calculator on gov.uk.
Bursaries and Additional Support
Students who enrol in 2020/21 and progress successfully to Level 6 study at the University in 2022/23, and who are in receipt of a full maintenance loan will receive a progression scholarship of £300 for their Level 6 study here to support the additional cost of their final year projects. (Once enrolled for Level 6 study, this scholarship is paid in two instalments of their Level 6 study, one in December and one in February.)
Discretionary Support Fund
This is a fund for students from under-represented groups with a residual household income below £25,000, who are in receipt of a full maintenance loan. Support available may include bicycle and bus vouchers, refectory vouchers, support for educational visits, and exceptionally, hardship grants or loans.
Care Leavers
The University will provide an annual grant of £2,000 to support any student joining us from a care background and who meet our criteria. This support aims to work towards breaking down the barriers that prevent young people from care entering higher education. It's awarded for each year of academic study at the university and will be paid in February.
Disabled Students
A discretionary fund supports applications from students with a disability to meet the £200 contribution for a laptop previously provided through DSA.
Channel Island and Isle of Man
Students from the Islands are subject to different funding arrangements and support to mainland UK students.
Guernsey
The state of Gurney offers higher educations student grants to help with the cost of tuition fees, living and travel. The amount of funding available depends on a number of factors – including an assessment of your parents’ income.
Bursaries may also be available to independent students who have no support from parents. To find out more, please visit the Gurnsey Government website.
Jersey
The state of Jersey offers funding for higher education students to help with living costs and tuition fees. The amount of funding available depends on an assessment of your parents’ income or, if you’re an independent student, your own household income.
The amount of funding you can receive for tuition fees also depends off what type of course you’re taking and where you’re taking it. Find out more on the Jersey Government website.
Isle of Man
Students from the Isle of Man are not eligible for a loan from the UK Student Loans Company, but the Isle of Man government offers higher education students a grand (Student Award) to help with living cost and tuition.
The amount of funding you can receive is dependent on your parents’ income or, if you’re an independent student, your own household income, as well as the type of course your taking and where you're taking it. Find out more on the Isle of Man Government website.
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
If you normally live in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, you can follow the links below to find out what funding support is available to you.
The support available varies, so it’s important that you check the correct country.
Northern Ireland
Students who normally live in Northern Ireland may receive financial support for university from the Northern Ireland Executive.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Northern Ireland website.
Scotland
Students who normally live in Scotland may receive financial support for university from the Scottish Government.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Scotland website.
Wales
Students who normally live in Wales may receive financial support for university from the Welsh Assembly Government.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Wales website.
International (Non-EU)
If you are unsure whether you should be classed as an ‘International (Non-EU)’ or a ‘Home/EU’ student, please complete and return the fees assessment form. Further advice on fee status can also be found on the UKCISA website.
International Scholarships
We aim to have a diverse student environment with the best creative talent in the UK and have a large number of bursaries and scholarships available. These are awarded for every year of your course, giving you financial support throughout your time studying with us. You can see the full range of scholarship on our EU and International Scholarships page.
International Loans
American students are eligible to apply to the US Department of Education’s Direct Loans Programme as Arts University Bournemouth has been authorised to certify applications, full details of this can be found in Loans for American Students.
Norwegian students are eligible for financial support from The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund, administered by Lanekassen, which provides student loans and stipends for higher education. Arts University Bournemouth is on the list of UK institutions where students are eligible for supplementary funding (Tilleggsstipend). For further information on the Loan Fund visit The Lanekassen website.
Icelandic students can borrow loans via The Icelandic Student Loan Fund (LÍN). Visit the LÍN website for more information about Icelandic student loans.
For more information about financial support, please contact our International team.
Loans for American Students
Students from America will be pleased to know that United States Federal Loans are available for you to study at Arts University Bournemouth, just as they would be if you were studying in the US as AUB has been authorised to certify applications.
Home/EU
Student Loans Company (SLC)
The SLC works with Student Finance England, Student Finance Wales, the Student Awards Agency for Scotland, Higher Education Institutions and HMRC to provide support for British and EU students in the UK.
SLC support includes loans to cover the cost of tuition fees, as well as maintenance loans to contribute towards living costs whilst at University.
- For undergraduate students who have arranged an SLC loan to cover the cost of tuition fees, the SLC will pay the loan directly to AUB.
- For undergraduate students, all other SLC maintenance loans will be paid directly to the student.
- For undergraduate students, any other fees due to the University will need to be paid directly by the student.
For further information about SLC support and for details on how to apply please visit http://www.slc.co.uk.
Maintenance Loan
Maintenance loans are available for each year of study to help with living costs such as food, accommodation and travel. The amount you can borrow depends on where you live and study, and your household income.
For more information and to find out what support you could get, please use the Student Finance Calculator on gov.uk.
Bursaries and Additional Support
Students who enrol in 2020/21 and progress successfully to Level 6 study at the University in 2022/23, and who are in receipt of a full maintenance loan will receive a progression scholarship of £300 for their Level 6 study here to support the additional cost of their final year projects. (Once enrolled for Level 6 study, this scholarship is paid in two instalments of their Level 6 study, one in December and one in February.)
Discretionary Support Fund
This is a fund for students from under-represented groups with a residual household income below £25,000, who are in receipt of a full maintenance loan. Support available may include bicycle and bus vouchers, refectory vouchers, support for educational visits, and exceptionally, hardship grants or loans.
Care Leavers
The University will provide an annual grant of £2,000 to support any student joining us from a care background and who meet our criteria. This support aims to work towards breaking down the barriers that prevent young people from care entering higher education. It's awarded for each year of academic study at the university and will be paid in February.
Disabled Students
A discretionary fund supports applications from students with a disability to meet the £200 contribution for a laptop previously provided through DSA.
Channel Island and Isle of Man
Students from the Islands are subject to different funding arrangements and support to mainland UK students.
Guernsey
The state of Gurney offers higher educations student grants to help with the cost of tuition fees, living and travel. The amount of funding available depends on a number of factors – including an assessment of your parents’ income.
Bursaries may also be available to independent students who have no support from parents. To find out more, please visit the Gurnsey Government website.
Jersey
The state of Jersey offers funding for higher education students to help with living costs and tuition fees. The amount of funding available depends on an assessment of your parents’ income or, if you’re an independent student, your own household income.
The amount of funding you can receive for tuition fees also depends off what type of course you’re taking and where you’re taking it. Find out more on the Jersey Government website.
Isle of Man
Students from the Isle of Man are not eligible for a loan from the UK Student Loans Company, but the Isle of Man government offers higher education students a grand (Student Award) to help with living cost and tuition.
The amount of funding you can receive is dependent on your parents’ income or, if you’re an independent student, your own household income, as well as the type of course your taking and where you're taking it. Find out more on the Isle of Man Government website.
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
If you normally live in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, you can follow the links below to find out what funding support is available to you.
The support available varies, so it’s important that you check the correct country.
Northern Ireland
Students who normally live in Northern Ireland may receive financial support for university from the Northern Ireland Executive.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Northern Ireland website.
Scotland
Students who normally live in Scotland may receive financial support for university from the Scottish Government.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Scotland website.
Wales
Students who normally live in Wales may receive financial support for university from the Welsh Assembly Government.
For more information, students should refer to the student finance for Wales website.
International (Non-EU)
If you are unsure whether you should be classed as an ‘International (Non-EU)’ or a ‘Home/EU’ student, please complete and return the fees assessment form. Further advice on fee status can also be found on the UKCISA website.
International Scholarships
We aim to have a diverse student environment with the best creative talent in the UK and have a large number of bursaries and scholarships available. These are awarded for every year of your course, giving you financial support throughout your time studying with us. You can see the full range of scholarship on our EU and International Scholarships page.
International Loans
American students are eligible to apply to the US Department of Education’s Direct Loans Programme as Arts University Bournemouth has been authorised to certify applications, full details of this can be found in Loans for American Students.
Norwegian students are eligible for financial support from The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund, administered by Lanekassen, which provides student loans and stipends for higher education. Arts University Bournemouth is on the list of UK institutions where students are eligible for supplementary funding (Tilleggsstipend). For further information on the Loan Fund visit The Lanekassen website.
Icelandic students can borrow loans via The Icelandic Student Loan Fund (LÍN). Visit the LÍN website for more information about Icelandic student loans.
For more information about financial support, please contact our International team.
Loans for American Students
Students from America will be pleased to know that United States Federal Loans are available for you to study at Arts University Bournemouth, just as they would be if you were studying in the US as AUB has been authorised to certify applications.
How to pay your fees
To make things as easy as possible fo you, we have two online payment gateways to help you pay any outstanding fees.
You can use a variety of different methods including:
Mastercard, Visa, Visa Debit and Visa Electron
To make a payment you will need:
- The student’s identification number
- The student’s date of birth
- Your account/card details
To get started, please click one of the links below:
- Home and EU students payment gateway
- International, Channel Islands & Isle of Man students payment gateway
Payers can now pay in their home currency, please see the download.
How to Update your Card Details on your card repayment plan
If you would like your next card payment to be debited from a different card, please click on the following link to change your card details on your plan:
If you have any questions or queries, don’t worry, we’re here to help. You can contact our Finance team on income@aub.ac.uk or call +44(0)1202 363356.
We’re open Monday – Thursday between 08.45 and 16.30. On Fridays, we’re open from 08.45–16.00.
