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| Course name | Fees (per year) |
| HND in Business | £6,000 (2 year course) |
| BA (Hons) Global Business and Entrepreneurship with Foundation Year | £9,250 (4 year course) |
| BA (Hons) Global Business (Business Management) Progression Route (Level 6 Top-up) | £9,250 (4 year course) |
| BA (Hons) Global Business (Business Management) with Foundation Year | £9,250 (4 year course) |
| BSc (Hons) Business & Tourism Management* *Please note this is a 4-year course with a Foundation Year. |
£9,250 (4 year course) |
Funding your studies and our fees
You may be able to borrow money from the UK Government to help pay your tuition fees and to help with your living costs while studying at university.
The funding options currently available are: Tuition fee loans.
These loans are not income-assessed and are used to pay your UK-based university tuition fees. Maintenance loans. These loans are partly income-assessed and can be used to help with the cost of living. Supplementary grants. These grants are limited to students with specific personal circumstances or needs.
What you need to know
You may be able to borrow money from the UK Government to help pay your tuition fees and to help with your living costs while studying at university.
The funding options currently available are:
- Tuition fee loans. These loans are not income-assessed and are used to pay your UK-based university tuition fees.
- Maintenance loans. These loans are partly income-assessed and can be used to help with the cost of living.
- Supplementary grants. These grants are limited to students with specific personal circumstances or needs.
Loans, grants and funding
We have a team of dedicated Student Engagement Managers and Student Welfare Managers, who can help you identify any funding options you're eligible for, as well as guide you through the Student Finance application process.
If you choose to access the Government’s tuition fee loan, you won't need to pay your tuition fees up-front and you'll only start repaying the loan when you're earning a certain amount.
You can find out more about the scheme at gov.uk/student-finance.