The HYMS tuition fee is £9000 per year, and the course is five years long.
If you don't already have a degree, funding support for your first four years will be the same as for other undergraduate degrees:
- you can apply for a tuition fee loan of up to £9000 per year
- you can apply for a living cost loan of up to £5500 per year if you will be living away from home
- you can apply for a maintenance grant of between £50 and £3250, depending on your household income (if this is more than £42,600, you won't be eligible to apply)
- you may be eligible for the HYMS bursary of £3000 (see below)
If you have already completed an undergraduate degree before you come to HYMS, you won't be entitled to the same level of support. More details are on the UK Government student finance website.
In the fifth year of your course, your arrangements will change:
- the NHS may pay your tuition fees at no cost to you (check your eligibility)
- the NHS may award you a means-tested bursary (which you don't have to repay)
- you may be eligible for a non-means-tested grant of £1000 (which you don't have to repay)
- you may be eligible for a reduced cost living cost loan from the Student Loans Company
- you may continue to be eligible for the HYMS bursary of £3000 (see below)
Students from other EU countries pay the same course fees as UK students, and are eligible for the fee waiver element of the HYMS bursary (see below).
Students from outside the EU pay different fees. For more information, view our page for International students.