There are various options of support available to you to help fund your tuition fees and living costs during your studies with us.
The following information on tuition fees and maintenance loans applies to home students who are applying to Student Finance England (SFE) for their funding. This is because most undergraduates who come to study with us will have SFE as their funding body.
| Programme/Level of Study | 2025/2026 UK Home Fee per academic year | |
| Higher National Certificates(HNC) | £9,535 | |
| Foundation Degree (FdSc) | £9,535 | |
| Foundation Year Routes | £9,535** | |
| Bachelor’s Degrees | Full-time: £9,535. Part-time fees vary. Check individual course pages. | |
| Top-Up Degrees | £9,535 | |
| Master’s Degrees | £8,496 | |
| Master of Business Administration (MBA) | £9,720 (MBA 3-year part-time – £3,240 per year) | |
*An additional one-off Pearson registration fee also applies to students studying an HNC programme. The applicable fees are as follows:
HNC Engineering: £278.00
All other HNCs: £278.00
**From 1 August 2025, certain classroom-based foundation year courses will fall under a new lower tuition fee cap of £5,760 per year, subject to Parliamentary approval. These courses are limited to specific subjects defined as “classroom-based” under OfS Price Group D at the time of publication.
Foundation years will be classified as either lower-fee (£5,760) or higher-fee (£9,535 for 2025/26), depending on the subject area. These fee limits apply to full-time foundation years offered by approved HE providers with an Access and Participation Plan (APP) and a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) award. Part-time foundation year fees will also be capped, with details outlined in the official guidance.
For further information, visit the UK Government’s guidance on higher education tuition fees for foundation years.
After applying for a Tuition Fee Loan via Student Finance England, the next step for students is to apply for a Maintenance Loan. Your eligibility to apply for a Maintenance Loan, as with a Tuition Fee Loan, depends on various factors – with residency status and previous study being key points to consider.
Check your eligibility and apply for student finance.
Documented confirmation of payment of your tuition fees by the Student Loans Company is required to be provided to the college.
Should you choose to pay privately, without Student Finance England, you can find our payment options below:
| Payment Method | Details |
| BACS or Bank Transfer | Bank: National Westminster Bank Account Name: RTC Education Ltd Account No: 48354848, Sort Code: 60-23-08 |
| Online (via Flywire) | regentcollege.flywire.com |
Full fee due before course start date. Subject to availability. Registration fees are non-refundable.
For students who have an existing student funding application from academic year 2024/25 the following financial support is available (up until August 2026):
Bursaries
To improve access, continuation, achievement and progression within the student body, the College operates several schemes in line with its Access and Participation Plan to that offer financial assistance to students in addition to that which they receive from their maintenance loans from Student Finance England.
We currently have three bursary awards available to eligible students. To be eligible for the bursary, students must demonstrate at least 90% attendance and 100% submission of assignments – including extensions. Advance payment is not available, and awards are only paid out once attendance and submissions are confirmed. This can take up one month after deadline submission.
Postcode Bursary
The postcode bursary is in place to help students who live in deprived areas. All students that apply for the bursary will automatically be registered for the postcode bursary. The maximum amount payable per year of study is £250.
Care Leaver Bursary
The legal definition of a care leaver comes from The Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000 which states that a Care Leaver is someone who has been in the care of the Local Authority for a period of 13 weeks or more spanning their 16th birthday. The maximum amount payable per year of study is £1,000.
Disability Bursary
The disability bursary seeks to support students who have a disability. You can apply for the Disability Bursary if you have any kind of disability that affects your ability to study such as the following:
The maximum amount payable per year of study is £1,000.
For new and continuing students who have a student funding application from academic year 2025/26, the following financial support is available:
The Student Enablement Fund
To further improve access, continuation, achievement and progression for students with disabilities, Regent College London operates the Student Enablement Fund (SEF) in line with our Access and Participation Plan. The fund is here to help remove study-related barriers for students with disabilities at Regent College London. It provides financial support for costs that are not fully covered by other schemes such as the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) or the Hardship Fund.
Our aim is to ensure every student has what they need to participate fully in their course and to support an inclusive learning environment.
You can apply for the Student Enablement Fund if:
The fund provides support based on individual circumstances. It can be used for study-related items or services that help you engage with your course, but cannot be used for equipment or resources that are already fully funded by DSA. The maximum amount payable is £2,000.
For advice, guidance, or help with your application, please contact: bursariesandfunds@rcl.ac.uk
For students who have an existing student funding application from academic year 2024/25 the following financial support is available (up until August 2026):
The Emergency Loan Scheme
The scheme is only available to students who have not received the first instalment of their maintenance loan. The scheme is not in place to support students throughout the duration of the programme of studies and is not designed to meet all expenditures. The scheme is in place to assist with a contribution to core living costs. Each application is assessed on individual need and there is no guarantee that an award will be made. The maximum amount payable is £500.
Please note: Approved applicants are required to pay the loan back once they receive their first maintenance loan.
Students who wish to apply for any of the above must be intending to register directly with Regent College London. Students who are going to register with one of our university partners should enquire with the respective university to learn more about and apply to their financial support mechanism.
For all students:
The Hardship Fund
The aim of the Hardship Fund is to support students who may be facing financial difficulties as well as students who may be facing unexpected and significant short-term situation outside their control resulting in them requiring financial assistance. The fund is not in place to support throughout the duration of the programme of studies and is not able to meet all expenditures. The student hardship fund is in place to assist with a contribution to core living costs. The fund cannot support nor contribute towards the payment of tuition fees. Private paying students will need to be up to date with their tuition fee payments before their applications are processed. Each application is assessed on individual need and there is no guarantee that an award will be made. The maximum amount payable is £1,000. If you are a student registered with our partner university, please reach out to the Bursaries and Funds Team who will review your case jointly with the university: bursariesandfunds@rcl.ac.uk
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