Sources of funding
- Introduction
- Student loans
- Departmental bursaries
- Access to Learning Fund
- International students
- University staff
- Disabled students' allowance
Sources of funding - Introduction
On these pages you will find information on the different ways you may be able to finance your study with us.
If you do not already have a degree you may apply for a non means-tested Student Loan to cover all or part of your fees. If you already have a degree and are on a low income, or if you do not wish to apply for a loan, we have Departmental bursaries for which you may apply.
Please look through these pages using the navigation to the left, and then contact us at registry@conted.ox.ac.uk if you would like to discuss your particular circumstances.
Funding news and announcements - May 2012
Part-time Student Funding Update: br> The Independent Taskforce on Student Finance Information has launched a series of part-time student finance materials to coincide with Adult Learners' Week (12-18 May 2012). Learn more.
Funding news and announcements - April 2012
Student Loans for students on Undergraduate Certificates (including Foundation Certificates and the Certificate of Higher Education), Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas:
From the beginning of the academic year 2012/13 students on Undergraduate courses who do not have a Bachelor’s degree will be eligible to apply for a non means-tested student loan for all or part of their fees. If you apply for a student loan for all or part of your fees you may still apply for a Departmental bursary if you are on a low income (see below).
Part-time fee grants for continuing students
If you will be moving to the second year of your course in Autumn 2012 and received a part-time fee grant for 2011/12 you will be able to apply for a fee grant for 2012/13.
Departmental bursaries
For UK/EU based students on Undergraduate and Postgraduate Certificates, Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas
If you are on a low income (up to approximately £25,000) you may be eligible to apply for a Departmental bursary, whether or not you also apply for a student loan.

