Fees and bursaries

Home fees

Tuition fees for 2009/10 will be £3,225 as approved by the Office for Fair Access (OFFA).

Bursaries

A non-refundable means tested bursary is available to eligible HYMS students from UK families. The 2009/10 rates for new students will be:

Bursaries will be paid in two instalments, February and May, and are subject to the student continuing in registration on the MBBS programme at the time of payment.

In order to apply students should complete and submit a PN1 application form, including Sections 11 & 13 (both the student and his/her parents must consent to share information). This form can be found at www.studentsupportdirect.co.uk. There is no need to apply directly to the University of Hull or the University of York. Notification of the bursary amount takes place once Hull or York Universities have received notification of entitlement from the Student Loans Company (SLC). Students must have applied through the SLC to receive payment.

For further information see www.hull.ac.uk/money/uoh_scholarships_and_bursaries/ or www.york.ac.uk/studentmoney/prospective/hyms.shtml

Student loans

Most UK students are eligible for a student loan to help in payment of both fees and living costs. A student loan for fees is paid direct to your university, on your behalf.

For details about financial help available see www.dfes.gov.uk/studentsupport/

Fees for non-EU students

Students from outside the EU (UCAS residential category O) starting in 2009 will be charged an annual course fee of £21,600 per year (this fee will be fixed for the five years of the course).

The annual tuition fee for overseas students starting at HYMS in 2010 will be £22,700. This will increase annually by a percentage that takes into account factors such as inflation in the UK and other market conditions.

Fees will be agreed at least 12 months before each new annual intake and will be published here. We do not currently have any bursaries and or scholarships for non-EU students.

If you are unclear about your fee status see the tuition fees guidance note on www.ukcosa.org.uk