Fees and Scholarships
Funding your studies is an important part of your academic journey. At Newbold we believe that higher education should be affordable.
College Fees – 2020-2021
Funding your studies is an important part of your academic journey. Here are some of the numbers you will need to consider.
Fees for 2021–2022 will be available in Summer 2020 and are likely to rise in line with inflation.
| Undergraduate (Home) |
Undergraduate (Overseas) |
Postgraduate (Overseas/Home) |
|
| Tuition fees (full-time study) |
£7,444 |
£9,017 |
£9,366 |
|
Shared accommodation |
£2,923 |
£2,923 |
£2,923 |
|
Meal package |
£1,938 |
£1,938 |
£1,938 |
|
TOTAL |
£12,305 |
£13,878 |
£14,227 |
How to pay
Tuition, meal and accommodation fees – whether you are funding your own studies or your fees are being covered (either wholly or in part) by another organisation, a scholarship, a grant, or another form of financial support – are due before the first day of each semester.
Students from the UK and Europe are required to pay a semester in advance, whereas students from outside Europe will need to pay a year’s fees in advance.
Instalment plans may be available, depending on your circumstances, and can be arranged on a case-by-case basis by contacting the Finance office.
Ways to pay
Fees can be paid*:
- In person in the Cashier’s office on campus
- By bank transfer
- By debit or credit card over the phone
- By cheque
- Through PaytoStudy, which limits transfer fees on international payments.
*Fees may apply to payments made using some credit cards or for cheques in foreign currencies.
Scholarships, Grants and other Funding Opportunities
A Full Guide
Funding Options
Working out who to pay for your education can be overwhelming and confusing, but it doesn’t need to be.
There are scholarships and grants available across all of our study areas to help make studying more affordable, and our Finance and Admissions staff are on hand to help you through the process. Our funding opportunities change from time to time and we may have something that suits you.
Click the arrows below to discover our full range of funding opportunities.
GRANT
Students from the British Union Conference
Campus Ministries
The British Union Conference (BUC) offers grants to undergraduate students who are members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland, lasting for the duration of your studies.
What It Covers
The grant is equal to up to 25% of your tuition, accommodation and meals at Newbold.
Who Can Apply
This grant is open to undergraduate students here. Either you or your parents must have been a resident in the BUC for at least three years before you commence study, and you must have been a member of the Adventist Church in the BUC for at least one year.
How To Apply
Applications can be made at any time of year, and you should apply directly to the BUC’s Education Department by visiting their website: www.adventist.org.uk
Scholarship
Students from the Trans-European Division
About the Scholarship
The Trans-European Division (TED) offers up to twenty scholarships each year on a competitive basis to new full-time students from countries within the TED. The scholarship is only valid for one academic year and you cannot reapply if you have already received the scholarship.
What it Covers
This scholarship is worth up to 50% of your tuition fees or 100% of your tuition fees and 50% of your meals and accommodation on campus, depending on which country* you are from.
Who can Apply
This scholarship is open to any students who live in countries within the TED, and who are aged 18–30. You must be a new student, enrolling at Newbold for the first time. You will be responsible for funding any remaining fees not covered by the scholarship.
FUND
Student Hardship Fund
About the Fund
The Student Hardship Fund exists to support student in extraordinary circumstances who are struggling to make payments for tuition, meals, or on-campus accommodation. It is generally supported by donations from alumni, staff, and friends of the College.
What it Covers
The funds are distributed on an as-needed basis and are applied at the discretion of the Senior Leadership Team.
Who can Apply
Any current students are able to apply for support from this fund, as long as they are facing real hardship.
How to Apply
To apply for support from this fund, please contact the Chief Financial Officer.
FUND
Olive Archer Student Aid Fund
About the Fund
The Olive Archer Student Aid Fund was established to assist students who are preparing for ministry in the British Union Conference (BUC).
What it Covers
Allocations from this fund are considered on a case-by-case-basis.
Who can Apply
You must be studying a programme in our Department of Theological Studies and be intending to go into ministerial employment. Priority for this fund is given to students who are not eligible for or are not receiving scholarships or grants from the Trans-European Division or the BUC, or who are not able to access student loans. Applicants are considered according to financial need and must demonstrate that they are committed to working in a ministerial capacity within the BUC.
Scholarship
Year in Mission and Service Scholarship
About the Scholarship
The Trans-European Division (TED) supports students who enrol in the Year in Mission and Service at Newbold and who commit to a mission project with the TED following their semester on campus.
What it Covers
This scholarship covers 100% of the fully inclusive (tuition, meals, and shared accommodation on campus) programme fee for the semester on the our campus.
Who can Apply
This scholarship is available to new full-time students aged 18–30 who are enrolling in the Year in Mission and Service.
Scholarship
European Business Studies Scholarship
About the Scholarship
We offer a scholarship to Business students who consistently achieve a high level of academic achievement, demonstrate community leadership, and uphold the beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
What it Covers
The scholarship covers 100% of tuition fees for up to two years. It is renewed annually providing you have upheld the conditions of the scholarship.
Who can Apply
This scholarship is open to exceptional students who are enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Business Studies here, and who come from countries within the European Union or the European Economic Area. Full application criteria and award conditions are available on the College website.
DISCOUNT
Discount for children of Adventist workers in the US
About the Discount
If your parents work for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the US, the organisation they work for will normally offer a discount for you to study here.
What it Covers
Discounts may cover up to 70% of tuition fees at Newbold. Check with the employing organisation to confirm the discount they offer.
Who is Eligible
You will usually be eligible for a discount if your parents are employed by the Church in the US.
How to Claim the Discount
You will need to provide a letter from the employing organisation that details the discount they are offering, along with your application for admission to Newbold.
Other Grants
Where students are in receipt of grants from other sources these should be declared in writing from the lending agent and/or authority as soon as possible to the Student Finance Officer. If the fees are not met in full by these grants, the student must pay the difference between the amount of their award and the course fee.
Scholarship Application Forms
BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE UNDERGRADUATE GRANT
Applications should be made to the BUC’s Education Department.
For more information, and to apply, visit the BUC’s Education Department website.
TRANS-EUROPEAN DIVISION STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
To download your copy of the application form, click here.
Once completed, please submit this to: kerasmus@newbold.ac.uk
OLIVE ARCHER STUDENT AID FUND
To download your copy of the application form, click here.
Once completed, please submit this to: kerasmus@newbold.ac.uk
SCHOLARSHIP FOR YEAR IN MISSION AND SERVICE
Once completed, please submit this to: kerasmus@newbold.ac.uk