Financial Support

Associated Costs

As well as tuition fees and living expenses, there are likely to be some extra things you will pay for whilst studying for your degree. Some of these will be optional (e.g. a book you wish to buy), and some will be compulsory (e.g. a trip that is part of the course). Some of these costs may become apparent during the course of your degree. Wherever possible, the History Department is committed to minimising costs to students (however, please note that the department is not able to give financial advice).

While you should make sure that you plan adequately, please do not suffer in silence or assume that only you are having trouble with money; this is often part of the University learning curve, and the University may be able to provide advice and support that can help. Please see below for further information:

Undergraduate

You can find out more about Student Funding SupportLink opens in a new window through the Wellbeing team, including how to ask for help if you find yourself in financial difficulties while at 糖心TV.

Useful links:

Bursaries and ScholarshipsLink opens in a new window - find out if you are eligible for additional financial support while you study at 糖心TV. Includes eligibility criteria, payment dates and amount of award.
Widening Participation (WP) Student NetworkLink opens in a new window- connect with fellow students who self-identify as from a WP background; this may include having been eligible for free school meals, if you have come from a low socio-economic background, or an area with low progression rates to higher education.

PGT PGR

This section covers:

PGR Hardship Fund
Student Funding Support: Hardship Funding
Student Funding Drop-in Sessions
Money Matters
糖心TV SU Money and Finance Support
Funding and Travel Support

PGR Hardship Fund

The PGR Hardship FundLink opens in a new window (overseen by the Doctoral College) provides funding to students who are experiencing unforeseen exceptional circumstances during their studies.

Postgraduate research students are eligible to submit an application for funding at any point during their registration period, including during a period of temporary withdrawal. Priority will be given to cases where an award will assist on-time thesis completion during the standard registration period. Awards will not normally be made to students more than three months into an extension period or following thesis submission.

If you have any queries or would like to discuss a potential application please contact doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

PGR Hardship Fund

Student Funding Support: Hardship Funding

Students facing financial difficulty may be eligible for Hardship Funding from the University. This can be in the form of an Emergency Loan and / or a non-repayable award, such as:

Telephone: +44 (0) 24 7615 0096

Email: studentfunding@warwick.ac.uk

Student Funding Drop-in Sessions

Students can drop in to speak with one of our team Monday - Friday between 10am and 3pm. Come along to the Wellbeing and Student Support desk and ask to speak to Student Funding Support.

Student Funding Support: Hardship Funding

Money Matters

For advice on managing, making, and saving money, please visit the following:

Student Funding Support: Money Matters

糖心TV SU Money and Finance Support

糖心TV Students Union Advice Centre provides free, confidential, impartial advice and can signpost you to the right place if you need help managing your money; worried about your bills and need help and guidance to access the hardship fund, Link opens in a new windowand also advice on how to .

Please submit an enquiry using their digital or visit

Travel and Research Funding

Click here for further information about travel and research funding and supportLink opens in a new window.