Fees and finance

In these pages you will find information on fees, loans and financial support, so you can work out how much it will cost to come to university and what help is available.

While you are studying at Worcester, you will need to pay annual tuition fees to us. You will also need to consider other expenses such as living costs, accommodation fees and study materials.

A wide range of financial support is available to help you cover the cost of your studies, throughout the duration of your course.

Tuition fees are reviewed annually and undergraduate tuition fees usually increase in line with inflation.

Academic year 2022/23

Undergraduate students

The 2022/23 Tuition Fees – Home and EU Undergraduate Students and 2022/23 Tuition Fees – International Students documents give a complete list of tuition fees for undergraduate students joining the University in the 2022/23 academic year.

Please consult the documents for full details and exceptions, but:

The standard annual fee for full-time home and EU undergraduate students enrolling on BA/BSc degrees and FdA/FdSc foundation degree in the 2022/23 academic year is £9,250.

Part-time fees are generally charged on a pro rata basis.

Postgraduate students

The 2022/23 Tuition Fees – Home and EU Postgraduate and 2022/23 Tuition Fees – International Students documents give a complete list of tuition fees for postgraduate students joining the University in the 2022/23 academic year.

The annual fee for a home student enrolling on a PGCE in the academic year 2022/23 is £9,250.

Part-time fees are generally charged on a pro rata basis.

Medicine students

Fees information for Graduate Entry Medicine students can be found on our Medicine MBChB course page.

EU students

The UK Government has confirmed that EU students starting their course after August 2021 will no longer pay the home rate for fees or be eligible for undergraduate, postgraduate and advanced learner financial support from Student Finance England. However, at the University of Worcester we have decided that (with the exception of the Medicine MBChB), during this period of transition, EU students starting their studies in the academic years 2021/22 and 2022/23 will continue to be eligible for the home rate of fees.

The changes confirmed by the UK Government will not affect Irish nationals, EU students who have settled or pre-settled status, or EU, other EEA and Swiss nationals benefitting from Citizens’ Rights under the EU Withdrawal Agreement, EEA EFTA Separation Agreement or Swiss Citizens’ Rights Agreement respectively.

For more information, please contact our International team via international@worc.ac.uk