Find out about funding your activity and costs you need to consider. Watch our short video about funding options. Funding for 2024/25 and 2025/26 studentsThe University now participates in the Turing Scheme, the UK Government’s national mobility scheme supporting students working or studying overseas. Funding is limited and we can currently provide financial support only to students who are required to undertake work and study abroad as a mandatory requirement of their undergraduate degree programme during the academic years 2024/25 and 2025/26.This applies to students on undergraduate degree programmes with a built-in, credit-bearing international study/work placement for which there is no UK alternative (e.g. students on a single/joint honours UG Languages, International Business, Law with a Language, or Physics with a Year Abroad degree).Due to the reduction in overall funding available through the Turing Scheme, we will unfortunately not be able to provide funding to undergraduate students on non-mandatory exchanges or placements, nor is there any funding available for post-graduate activity abroad. We strongly encourage students who will not receive funding from the Turing Scheme to carefully consider how they will meet the costs involved. Fees and funding Find out what fees and costs you should budget for and funding you may be able to apply for. Turing Scheme Find out about funding for study and work abroad via the Turing Scheme. Swiss European Mobility Programme Students going on exchange to Switzerland may be eligible for funding via the Swiss European Mobility Programme (SEMP). Scholarships for Study in Japan: JASSO Students going on exchange to Japan may be eligible for JASSO scholarship funding. Any students who are in receipt of JASSO scholarship funding will not receive Turing funding (i.e., no "double-funding"). Reducing the cost of study or work abroad Find out how to reduce the financial cost of study and work abroad. This article was published on 2024-06-24
