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Student money

Navigate your finances with confidence and support

Our student support team provides free, confidential financial advice to help you manage your money effectively during your studies. From navigating student loans to budgeting tips, we’re here to ensure you can focus on your education without financial stress. For general enquiries, reach out to studentsupport@nulondon.ac.uk

Blackbullion

As a Northeastern University London student, you have access to Blackbullion, a financial well-being platform offering articles and tools on budgeting, student life, and financial planning. It’s also a great resource to find scholarships, grants, bursaries, and other sources of funding.  Explore Blackbullion here.

Support with managing your money 

Our Student Support Team can assist with various financial questions or concerns you might experience during your time at university, including: 

  • Help understanding and liaising with the student loan companies. 
  • Assistance for international students in setting up a U.K. bank account.  
  • Additional support for independent, care-experienced, or estranged students. 
  • Guidance on budgeting and saving money 
  • Access to our student hardship fund during a monetary crisis
  • Book a student money advice appointment. 

Northeastern University London Bursary

The Northeastern University London Bursary is a means-tested award for home undergraduate students with household incomes under £63,500. Students receive annual awards of £2,500 to £3,750, depending on household income. Additional uplifts are available for care-experienced students, young carers, refugees, those estranged from parents, or students with childcare responsibilities.

Our Student Hardship Fund

Northeastern University London’s student hardship fund supports students in unexpected financial crises, such as serious illness, non-payment of wages, or financial fraud. The maximum award is £1,000.  
 
To be eligible, students must demonstrate reasonable prior financial arrangements, and that the hardship is due to unforeseeable circumstances. The fund is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students (excluding apprentices and partner programme students). For eligibility queries, contact studentsupport@nulondon.ac.uk