There are different funding support packages available to learners who want to study full-time or part-time. Find out what financial help you are entitled to before you enrol and apply within the given deadlines to ensure your financial support is in place by the time you arrive.
What you are entitled to will depend upon your individual circumstances, where you live, what you are studying, and at what level.
From the 2025/26 academic year, the tuition fee cap will increase for full-time undergraduate courses in Wales and England. Your Tuition Fees at Swansea University will therefore be adjusted to £9,535.
This increase reflects inflation and aims to ensure universities can continue delivering high-quality education and cohesive support for students.
To support students with these changes, the maximum tuition fee loan will increase to £9,535.
For more information on the tuition fee changes, please see our FAQ page.
You can find details of the 2025/26 tuition fee costs for your programme in the key course details box on the undergraduate course pages.
For additional information on fees and other costs please view our International student section.
The University sets its maximum tuition fee as featured on our website and in the Fee & Access Plan in line with Welsh Government policy. Therefore, any future changes made by the Welsh Government (such as any future fee increases linked to inflation) will be reflected in the fees the University charges its students. Any future changes will be communicated to students as soon as is practically possible.but may be increased in subsequent years of study by an inflationary amount determined by Welsh Government.
For additional funding information on the above specialist programmes please visit our Student Loans and Grants web pages.
Tuition Fee costs for EU and International students can be found on the relevant A-Z course pages
