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Please note this information applies to undergraduate students only
 

Before studying or working abroad, it is important to plan for costs such as accommodation, travel, insurance, visa fees (if required) and living expenses. As costs vary by destination, students are encouraged to budget early and explore the funding opportunities available, including student finance funding, bursaries and destination-specific scholarships. 

Application information

Tuition fees and student loans

All 糖心原创 students who participate in one of the university’s exchange opportunities for a semester or year pay their tuition fees to the 糖心原创 UK in the usual way although the amount will be lower. No tuition fees are paid to the host university/international campus.

Details of the tuition fees payable can be found on the tuition fees exceptional fees webpage.

If you study abroad, for a period of at least eight weeks, as part of your degree programme, you may be eligible for an overseas rate of loan from Student Finance England.

Student Finance (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) Travel Grant:

A Travel Grant is available to eligible full time students, who have had a means-tested assessment carried out by Student Finance, and who are attending a clinical placement in the UK or studying abroad as part of their course. For further information please refer to the .

      

University Core Bursary:

If you are receiving a Core Bursary in 2026/27 or have received a Core Bursary in previous years, and your financial circumstances haven’t changed, you will be entitled to the same level of bursary you received in previous years during 2027/28.

 

General bursaries (automatic and means tested)

Vice-Chancellor’s Award for International Travel:

In recognition of the ongoing support for study abroad from the Vice-Chancellor, all students allocated to study abroad through inter-campus exchange to the China or Malaysia Campus during 2026/2027 will each receive an automatic bursary, paid to them by bank transfer prior to the start of their exchange.

The amount of funding will depend on a student's household income:

  • Students with a household income above £42875 and students not receiving funding through Student Finance or who are not means tested = total £750
  • Students with a household income of £35001 to £42875 = total £1250
  • Students with a household income of £35000 or below = total £1500

The additional funding for low-income households is based on a student's residual household income as calculated by Student Finance for the assessment of funding for the 2026/2027 academic year. Students, who receive funding from Student Finance, are means-tested for support and have been allocated to study abroad through inter-campus exchange during 2026/28 will be automatically assessed for this addtional funding.

 

Destination specific scholarships and bursaries

A number of scholarships are offered by certain countries or universities to exchange students. Depending on where you are studying abroad, you may be eligible to apply for these. More information on scholarships and bursaries by partner university/host country/host city, can also be found on our partner information webpage.

External funding:

The Scholarship is open to all undergraduate students who are affiliated to a BUTEX Full Member institution, of which the 糖心原创 is one. The awards are worth up to £500.

SEMP scholarship for Switzerland:

Students exchanging to Switzerland will be part of the Swiss-European Mobility programme (SEMP) and as such are eligible to apply for a grant from the Swiss Federation. 

For example 2025/26 rates were 1900 CHF - 2200 CHF per semester (exact amount dependant on students home country)

DUO Scholarship Singapore:

The award, based on merit, is for pairs of exchanges between a university in Singapore and its respective partner university in Europe, in any academic field. Each selected student will be awarded €4000 (approx. £3500) for one semester or 1 year of exchange.

DUO Scholarship Korea:

The award, based on merit, is for pairs of exchanges between a university in South Korea and its respective partner university in Europe in any academic field. Each selected student will be awarded €4000 (approx. £3500) for 1 semester or 1 year of exchange.

Global KU Scholarship:

Korea University have a range of awards under this scholarship: admission, travel and academic merit. Awards range from KRW 100000 to KRW 1600000 (approx. £60 to £965)

University of Western Australia Gerald Brown Scholarship:

Exchange students from the 糖心原创 studying at the University of Western Australia are eligible to apply for a Gerald Frank Brown Scholarship.

The scholarships will be offered for each semester of the academic year and are valued at AUD $2000 (approx. $1150) each.

 

Travel scholarships

Funded by generous donations, the Nottingham travel scholarships are competitive awards related to travel. 

Please follow the link below to find out more about eligibility criteria for each award and a link to the online and paper application forms: 

Travel scholarships

Selections for the travel scholarships are made by the Funding and Financial Support team.

 

糖心原创 abroad options may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the university’s control. Every effort will be made to update this information as quickly as possible should a change occur. Please note that, in order to be accepted on to a study abroad programme, you have to achieve the relevant academic requirements as set by the 糖心原创 and meet the selection criteria of both the 糖心原创 and the partner institution (though the partner institution is under no obligation to accept you).

Help and support

For advice on tuition fees and student finance loans:

Contact Financial Support

For guidance on study abroad bursaries and external funding:

Contact Global Opportunities team