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Studying in the UK can be a life-changing experience. To help you prepare, we've included an overview below of some of the important things you will need to consider, such as tuition fees, living costs, and other expenses. You can also find out more about our wide range of scholarships, alongside advice and tips to help you create a budget, find a part-time job, and prepare for your journey to Lincoln.
In the UK, university students are classified as either Home or Overseas students in relation to the cost of tuition fees. Your student status, and therefore the level of tuition fee you are required to pay, is determined by your nationality and the country where you usually live.
Tuition fees at the University of Lincoln are charged for each year of your studies. For the 2025/26 academic year, tuition fees for international students typically range between £16,600 - £20,100. The amount of tuition fee will vary depending on the type of programme and study level you choose. To help support your learning, there may be additional study related expenses that you will need to budget for, such as textbooks or field trips. Please visit the individual course pages for further information.
To help you fund the cost of your studies, we offer a range of instalment options and payment methods.
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We are proud to offer an extensive range of scholarships to help as many students as possible to benefit from studying in the UK. Our international scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate taught students range from £1,000 to 50 per cent of tuition fees. We also offer a range of scholarships for those pursuing a research degree.
Creating a budget can be a great way to help you think about the cost of studying in the UK and your day-to-day living expenses. Visit our 'Living in the UK' page to find out more.
Before travelling to the UK and beginning your studies you may need to obtain a visa. The cost of obtaining a visa can vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for, the visa duration, and the application service you use. You may also need to pay additional fees such as the immigration health surcharge as part of your visa application.
Having a part-time job alongside your studies can be a great way to earn extra money. A part-time job can also help you to gain valuable work experience and to develop a range of essential skills. Whilst a part-time job can be helpful, you should not rely on the income you make to help fund the cost of your studies whilst in the UK. Visit our Careers and Employability website to find out more about finding a part time job and the help and support available.
Our tuition fee discounts are designed to help support international students enrolling at the University in September 2025. The discounts, alongside our wide range of international scholarships, have been created to help make studying at Lincoln more accessible for students from around the world.
