Money & Finance

Our team of Student Money Advisers are based across the University and are here to help with money or funding issues. We offer one-to-one advice in person, via Microsoft Teams or email on taking control of your finances and gaining financial skills which can last for life.

We have pulled together some information below to help you manage your money and budget.

• Take care of your Financial Wellbeing
• Student Finance FAQs
• Student Bank Accounts and Credit
• Frauds and Scams
• Gambling
• Useful websites

If you need further help or support, please get in touch using the Student Enquiry Point.

Find out all about student finance and our tuition fees on our dedicated Student Finance pages.

Visit the Student Finance England 'How to' guide where you will find answers to the most common questions that undergraduate students are currently asking.

If you're going into your 2nd or 3rd year, you'll need to login to your student finance account and re-apply for your loan. Find out more information, including how to check the status of your application here.

If you have applied for your student funding but have not yet received any money, then follow our Delayed Student Funding processes 

Student Finance have produced a range of resources, guides and answers to frequently asked questions to help you too.

We have many scholarships and bursaries available for home students. Read more on our Bursaries and Scholarships page. International students can find out more on our Scholarships, Bursaries & Discounts page. 

See the Student Support Fund page for more information.

New - Student Money Matters Magazine

The new Money Matters Magazine Spring/Summer 2024 is available now and contains some great advice on managing your finances while at University.

Contact the Money Advice Service

Other useful contacts:

Student Finance Department (University of Cumbria)