University guide 2023: University of Chester
Fees For 2022-3, the home full-time undergraduate fee is £9,250 per year, and £1,540 per 20 credit module for part-time undergraduate study. For international students, the fee is £12,950 per year for full-time undergraduate study.
For a Foundation Degree, the home full-time fee is £9,250. For international students, fees for the International Foundation Programme and first year of the Foundation Degree are £ 9,250. More detailed information can be found on the university’s website.
Dance students at the University of Chester. Photograph: University of Chester
Bursaries/Scholarships The university awards a range of bursaries, including for care leavers, young adult carers, estranged students and those in the foundation year, as well as a merit-based music and sports scholarship. The university also offers international and merit-based scholarships for overseas students, providing a significant reduction to the published headline tuition fees. Further details on all scholarships and bursaries can be found on the university’s website
Accommodation The university guarantees places in university-owned accommodation, or partnership facilities, to all first years who confirm Chester as their first choice. There are various catering and facilities choices, and specially adapted rooms for students with specific physical needs. Prices range from around £95 a week to £160.
Students are also able to book university-owned accommodation on a short-term basis to suit their needs (eg. if commuting). International students are guaranteed accommodation if they apply by the published deadline. Warrington and Shrewsbury first-year students are guaranteed accommodation if they apply by the published deadline.
Contact
Tel: +44 (0)1244 511000
Email: enquiries@chester.ac.uk
Web: chester.ac.uk
Accommodation: accommodation@chester.ac.uk