Your fees, Your University
What’s included in your fees, where the University’s money comes from, and what your fees help to fund.
UK/EU Tuition Fees
| 2017-18 | 2018-19 onwards | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time students | £9,250 | £9,250 for 2018/19 (may change in future years subject to government policy) |
| Erasmus+/study year abroad | £1,385 | 15% of the full-time fee |
| Sandwich placement year | £1,800 | 20% of the full-time fee |
What's included in your tuition fee
Education
- All teaching on your programme, including classes and access to online learning materials
- Field trips and visits for compulsory modules
- Library facilities, including books, online journals and study space
- IT facilities including wifi, specialist software and open access IT labs
- Organisation, invigilation and marking of exams and coursework
- Art and design materials allowance for relevant programmes – see individual course pages for further details
- Access to state-of-the-art lab kit and facilities
Services and Student Experience
- Careers advice, counselling, disability support, housing and financial advice
- Admission, registration, timetabling and liaison with financial sponsors, including loan administration
- Graduation ceremony and guest tickets
- Free on-campus bus travel
- Maintenance of buildings and campus areas
- Many on-campus sports facilities
- Students’ Union membership
- Some arts activities
What's not included
Not included
- Residential accommodation
- Field trips and visits for optional modules
- Additional expenditure on art and design materials
- Meals
- Re-examination
- Hire of graduation gown
- Casual booking of sports facilities, gym and swimming pool membership, fitness and dance classes
- Membership of sports clubs, societies and LSU Media
- Parking permits
Where Loughborough's money comes from
The University's income and expenditure
The University’s income for 2015-16 £271.1 million
The University’s income for 2016-17 £300.8 million
The University’s expenditure for 2015-16 £261.5 million
The University’s expenditure for 2016-17 £280.9 million
* The University submits an access agreement to the Office For Fair Access (OFFA) on an annual basis for approval, outlining its commitments in terms of investment in student financial support and initiatives to widen access to higher education, enhance student success and progression. View the University’s access agreements.
As part of the University’s commitment to attracting talented students regardless of background, there are a number of bursaries and scholarships available.