Home/EU Tuition Fees 2013-14
King’s has been working hard to respond to the government’s reforms to student finance. The College will be setting its tuition fees at £9,000 for students entering in 2012 or 2013.
What will my tuition fees be?
King's offers the highest quality research-led teaching and will be charging Home/EU students tuition fees of £9,000 for all undergraduate programmes (for the first year, but may increase in line with inflation in subsequent years).
The Foundation Degree Education Studies will be charged at £4,500 (for the first year, but may increase in line with inflation for following year).
How can I defer paying my tuition fees?
Most* home/EU undergraduate students will not have to pay any tuition fees whilst they are studying, unless they wish to. Instead, you can take a student loan for fees, you will not need to make any payments towards the cost of tuition until the April after you have completed your course and only once you are earning over £21,000.
* important note for previous study students
If you’d like to understand more about how the new tuition fee/loan arrangements will work, visit our ‘Home Fees Explained' page.
What other financial help can I get with tuition fees?
King’s has also put in place several new and exciting scholarship and bursary schemes for new home full-time students starting their programmes in 2013:
Bursaries & Scholarships 2013-14
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Scheme
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Detail
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Value
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National Scholarship Programme (NSP)
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King's will be offering 614 students £3,000 each in their first year of study, as a £1,000 cash bursary plus £2,000 towards either tuition or halls of residence fees.
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£3,000
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King's STEM Enterprise Scholarship
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King's will be offering 30 students £10,000 per year, for up to three years, towards tuition fees and living costs.
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£30,000
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Dickson Poon UG Scholarship
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King's will be offering up to 75 scholarships to eligible students enrolling in law . 25 are worth full Home/EU fees for all years of study, while the remaining 50 are worth £18,000 over three years.
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£27,000 (max)
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Desmond Tutu Scholarship
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King's will be offering 14 scholarships to eligible Home/EU/International students worth up to £7,500 or £15,000 over 3 years.
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£15,000 (max)
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Biomedical Engineering Scholarship
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King's will be offering 6 tuition fee awards worth £18,000 over 3 years to Home/EU/International students on BEng Biomedical Engineering.
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£18,000
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Women in Science Scholarship
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King's will be offering 10 bursaries worth £3,000 for Home/EU female applicants to the School of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, who are undertaking a course in mathematics, physics or computer science
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£3,000
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Access to Professions Bursary
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King's will be offering up to 40 students a full £9,000 bursary for their first year of study on an eligible course.
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£9,000
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UNITE Accommodation & Access Bursary
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King's and UNITE will be offering
5 students the full cost of accommodation at Moonraker Point plus a cash bursary of £4,000 per year, for up to a maximum of 3 years. Priority consideration will be given to students who have previously been in care, or residing in a Foyer or similar residential provision for young homeless adults.
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£35,400
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United World Colleges (UWC) Scholarship
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King's and UWC will be offering 3 scholarships to support alumni of any UWC, who will study within the School of Arts & Humanities or the School of Social Science & Public Policy at King’s.
1 full scholarship and 2 tuition fee waivers will be available over 3/4 years of study.
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£96,000 (max)
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King's Student Fund
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King's will be offering extra financial assistance to those students in need.
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£3,000 (max)
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King's Living Bursary
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King's will be offering annual bursaries of up to £1,500 towards living and study costs.
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£1,500 (max)
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For students who started in 2011 or earlier
Current undergraduates, who started in 2011 or earlier, will be unaffected by the changes planned for 2013 and will be charged the £3,465 in 2013 and be offered the same support arrangements as were in place when they commenced their studies.
Disclaimer
The College has tried to give students an early opportunity to begin their research of student funding. Although every effort has been made to ensure that information provided is both helpful to prospective candidates and accurate at the time of its publication, it is possible that some information may be outdated or superseded before the start of the 2013-14 academic year.