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1. hea.ie › funding › student-financeFree Fees Initiative | Higher Education Authority

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   Free Fees Initiative. Tuition fees may be paid in respect of full-time undergraduate students undertaking approved courses in eligible institutions. Details of the eligibility criteria are listed below. The HEA does not assess students’ eligibility to avail of these schemes.

2. www.gov.uk › government › newsFairer higher education system for students and taxpayers

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   Feb 24, 2022 · We are freezing tuition fees and slashing interest rates for new student loan borrowers, making sure that under these terms no-one will pay back more than they have borrowed in real terms.

3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHigher education tuition fees for foundation years - GOV.UK

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   May 9, 2024 · How higher education (HE) providers can implement the HE tuition fee cap for classroom-based foundation years in the 2025 to 2026 academic year.

4. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › cost-of-livingFinancial support for higher education students

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   May 2, 2024 · Financial support for higher education tuition fees and living costs primarily comes from government loans and grants/bursaries. See the relevant Commons Library casework article for information on student eligibility for support in England, Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland.

5. www.officeforstudents.org.uk › for-studentsFees and other costs - Office for Students

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   Universities and colleges can charge fees between a lower basic amount and a higher amount. What they charge depends on different factors (see the tables below). Broadly, they can charge fees between: £6,000 and £9,250 for each year of full-time study. £4,500 and £6,935 for part-time students.

6. www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk › studentUniversity tuition fees and financial support in England

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   Jan 30, 2024 · Universities in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland can charge students from England up to £9,250 a year for undergraduate tuition. For accelerated degrees (which are completed in less time) English universities can charge up to £11,100. The most Welsh universities can charge is £9,000 a year.

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   How do I get financial support for higher education tuition fees & living costs?

   • Financial support for higher education tuition fees and living costs primarily comes from government loans and grants/bursaries. See the relevant Commons Library casework article for information on student eligibility for support in England, Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland.

   Financial support for higher education students - The House of Commons

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   Do universities and colleges charge tuition fees?

   • To get a sense of value for money it’s important to know what universities and colleges can charge in tuition fees and the other costs. Universities and colleges can charge fees between a lower basic amount and a higher amount. What they charge depends on different factors (see the tables below). Broadly, they can charge fees between:

   Fees and other costs - Office for Students

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   How does the HEA assess students' eligibility?

   • The HEA does not assess students’ eligibility to avail of these schemes. The higher education institution you are attending will assess your eligibility based on the criteria below. Please note, students who are eligible for the Free Fees Initiative are required to pay a student contribution charge of €3,000 per year (2024/25 academic year).

   Free Fees Initiative | Higher Education Authority

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   Will tuition fees be frozen for a further academic year?

   • The Government announced in the ‘Interim Conclusion of the Review of Post-18 Education and Funding’ in January that maximum tuition fees would be frozen for a further academic year to deliver better value for students and to keep the cost of higher education under control.

   Higher Education Student Finance

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   Can I pay tuition fees if I am a full-time student?

   • Tuition fees may be paid in respect of full-time undergraduate students undertaking approved courses in eligible institutions. Details of the eligibility criteria are listed below. The HEA does not assess students’ eligibility to avail of these schemes.

   Free Fees Initiative | Higher Education Authority

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   Where can I get financial support for higher education?

   • Support might also be available to students from universities, educational trusts and charities, employers, and the benefits system. Financial support for higher education tuition fees and living costs primarily comes from government loans and grants/bursaries.

   Financial support for higher education students - The House of Commons

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8. questions-statements.parliament.uk › writtenHigher Education Student Finance

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   Oct 21, 2021 · This means that the maximum level of tuition fees for a standard full-time course will remain at £9,250 for the 2022/23 academic year. Maximum undergraduate loans for living costs will be increased by forecast inflation (2.3%) in 2022/23.