Student loans
Many new students will apply for a student loan to help fund the cost of the course.
Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE)
This is the new government funding system, designed to give you flexibility over how you study. If you are planning on studying a standard degree (e.g., a 3-year undergraduate course, or Masters year etc), very little is changing in practice.
Making study accessible
What sources of funding help to make our courses accessible? There are various sources of funding that help to make our courses accessible, from scholarships to hardship funds.
Scholarships and bursaries
Find out more about the scholarships and bursaries available to study at Greenwich.
Government grants
Find out more about government grants, including funding to assist students with disabilities.
Greenwich Hardship Fund
This hardship funding is available for Home students when all other options have been exhausted.
Vocational funding
Find out about the organisational funding options available to support your studies.
NHS funding
Find out more about the funding available for training in healthcare and midwifery.
Teacher training
Find out more about the bursaries available for teacher training.
Employer sponsorship
If you are employed, your employer may be willing to cover the cost of your course. Find out more about sponsorship options.