BSc Management

Fees and Funding

Living costs

You will typically need between £9,000 and £13,500 for living costs during your studies. For information on living costs see the University's cost of living pages. 

When and how to pay

Tuition fees are payable in full by the first day of the academic year or the first day of your course (whichever is later) and accommodation fees are due at the start of each term.

All students have the choice to either pay all of their tuition fees for the whole academic year at the start of their course or pay in instalments. The University offers only one instalment option, and the standard payment schedule is as follows:

• 50% of tuition fees due by the first day of term 1
• 25% of tuition fees due by the first day of term 2
• 25% of tuition fees due by the first day of term 3

For the exact payment due date each term, you can check your payment due dates by logging into your Student Finance account on the University of Warwick website.

Funding your degree

Student Finance England offer tuition fee and maintenance loans to UK nationals or those with settled status. For further details regarding eligibility criteria and how to apply, please visit Student Finance England. Welsh applicants are eligible for financial support from Student Finance Wales. 

The Student Funding team offers advice and guidance on all aspects of student financial support. This includes government grants and loans as well as non-repayable help provided through the Warwick Undergraduate Scholarships and Bursaries Programme. They also administer the Access to Learning Fund and other University Hardship Funds. 

The University’s International Office holds lots of information on scholarships for overseas students.