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  • Alternative sources of student funding overview

    If you’re a student taking a course of further or higher education in the UK, you may be able to get funding from the government that’s specifically for students (eg grants and loans from Student Finance England or the Student Awards Agency for Scotland). However, whether you get...

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  • Can I claim government benefits as a student?

    If you’re a student in further or higher education in the UK you may be able to claim social security benefits from the government in addition to any student funding you get. The benefits you can apply for depend on your circumstances and whether you’re studying full- or part-tim...

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  • Can I get a professional or career development loan to fund my studies?

    If you want to take a vocational course in the UK and can’t get the government’s student funding, you may be able to get a government-backed loan to pay for your course and living expenses, called a Professional and Career Development Loan (PCDL). Here’s an overview with links to...

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  • What tax credits can I get as a student?

    Tax credits are payments made by the UK government to some people with low incomes. You may be entitled to tax credits if you’re a full- or part-time student in further or higher education in the UK. They’re available if you have children and/or you’re working. Here’s an overview...

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  • Can I get student funding from educational charities and trusts?

    You may be able to get funding from educational charities and trusts to study for a course of further or higher education in the UK, in addition to the usual sources of student income such as loans and grants from the government. Here’s an overview of some of the options that are...

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