University of Bradford Student Finance Webinar
Create a free account to applyGet a clear breakdown of university funding from the Money Advice team, covering tuition fee and maintenance loans, the Lifelong Learning Entitlement and other support you may be able to access. Ask questions about your own situation in this online session.
This online webinar explains Student Finance and the support available when preparing for university. Delivered by the University of Bradford Money Advice team, it covers tuition fee loans, maintenance loans, the Lifelong Learning Entitlement, and other kinds of financial support that students may be able to access.
The session is designed to help prospective applicants understand the funding landscape and ask questions about their own situation. It is suitable for students in Year 13, learners on equivalent qualifications such as BTEC, T-Level or AAQ courses, Access to HE students, and adult learners planning to start university.
The webinar is also linked to the University of Bradford Progression Scheme, which supports undergraduate applicants whose personal or educational circumstances may make them less likely to receive an offer under standard entry criteria. It is an online-only event and is suitable for UK students only.
Money Advice team
18 March 2027, 18:00 – 19:30
Location
- Suitable for UK students only.
- Suitable for Year 13 A-Level students.
- Suitable for students studying an equivalent qualification such as BTEC, T-Level or AAQ.
- Suitable for students studying Access to HE courses.
- Suitable for adult learners who want to start university in September 2027.
- Progression Scheme applicants must meet one of the eligibility criteria.
- Progression Scheme applicants must attend an Open Day or other qualifying event.
- Progression Scheme applicants must engage with one of the webinars.
- Progression Scheme applicants must complete a task after attending a webinar.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes adult learners aged 21 or over on the first day of term.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes estranged students.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes care leavers or previously looked after students.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes applicants from Gypsy, Roma or Traveller communities.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes young adult carers.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes refugees or asylum seekers.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes applicants from armed forces families.
- Progression Scheme eligibility includes applicants from a low participation neighbourhood.
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