Fees and Funding 2011
This section contains information regarding fees and funding for students who joined Brunel in September 2011 and earlier.
For most students, going to university means managing your own finances for the first time. Although this can seem daunting, higher education is one of the best investments you’ll ever make, and with a degree from Brunel you’ll be well on the way to securing a great job after you graduate.
Moreover, a Brunel degree can really boost your earning potential. The average starting salary for Brunel graduates in all types of full-time employment is £22,374, well over the national average of £19,677, and in 2010’s Sunday Times Good University Guide, Brunel’s graduates were shown to have the 13th highest average graduate starting salary in the UK.
Our funding site shows you how to keep control of your finances whilst still making the most of your time with us. This information is for those students who are classed as being eligible to apply for a student loan from the UK government. If you are not sure whether you count as a home or international student, please visit the International pages.
- You can choose not to pay your tuition fees until after you graduate, and then only when you are earning more than £15,000 pa;
- Generous Government support includes a range of loans with realistic repayment schedules, as well as non-repayable grants;
- Brunel offers a range of bursaries and scholarships include extra help for those awarded a maintenance grant, and up to £6,000 a year in Scholarships for the most able students from our Regional Partnership Schools.
