Finances & Money

If you are ever in financial difficulty your first point of call for help should always be the Student Money Team.

Student money advisers available on both campuses for information about student finance, help with applications and assistance with any problems you experience with your finances as a student.

Manage your finances

There are lots of resources to help you embrace your financial situation, rather than leave it untended. You can access lots of tools online to help you manage your finances, including:

• External budget planners
• Money calculators

Increase your finances

Sometimes you will need to increase your finances to help your budget.

You can seek additional funding through several methods:

• Explore funding options
• Check which student loan you are entitled to
• Check out employment opportunities with the SU
• Seek part-time employment through our careers service
• Open a student bank account.
• Claim benefits during your studies, if eligible.

You can also apply for additional funding from the University, provided you are eligible. These include:

• The University of Chichester Support Fund
• Emergency loans
• The Chichester Bursary.
• NHS Learning Support Fund if you study a healthcare course.