Medical Schools Council
What they do Formerly the Council of Heads of Medical Schools, the Council aims to: Be a principal source for informed opinion and advice on all matters relating to basic medical education…
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Medicine as a second degree if you live in Scotland
The funding you can receive studying Medicine as a second degree differs according to which scheme you are enrolled on. You can study a standard 5 year programme (some universities…
Medicine as a second degree if you live in Northern Ireland
The funding you can receive studying medicine as a second degree differs according to which scheme you are enrolled on. You can study a standard 5 year programme (some universities…
Medicine as a second degree if you live in Wales
The funding you can receive studying medicine as a second degree differs according to which scheme you are enrolled on. You can study a standard 5 year programme (some universities…
Medicine as a second degree if you live in England
The funding you can receive studying Medicine as a second degree differs according to which scheme you are enrolled on. You can study a standard 5 year programme (some universities…
NHS Bursaries
NHS Bursaries are annual payments awarded to assist with day to day living costs while you are studying. It also includes the cost of your tuition fees for the course…
Deadlines for student financial support
These are the deadlines for applying for 2020/21 funding from your student finance provider. Students applying after these deadlines cannot be guaranteed to have their funding in place by the…
Financial support for EU students
If you are coming to the UK to study from the European Union (EU), you may be eligible for some financial assistance from the UK support systems. Student Support for EU…
Student bank accounts and overdrafts
All full-time UK students should be eligible for a student bank account. Unfortunately these are generally not offered to international students. Before letting you open a student bank account, the…
National Insurance
National Insurance (NI) contributions are payments made towards certain benefits such as the state retirement pension, employment and support allowance (contribution-based) and contribution-based jobseeker’s allowance. Your NI payments should be…