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Success is now even more affordable

You could now get up to £17,000 funding on our part-time postgraduate courses. This financial support from the Welsh government is made up of grants and loans, meaning more support for you while you work hard towards your new future.

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Financial support for postgraduate students in Wales

There’s never been a better time to join us as a postgraduate student. You can get up to £17,000 financial support if you're studying a masters degree whilst living in Wales. 

As long as you're eligible, you'll receive a non-repayable grant of £1,000. This could rise to a maximum grant of £6,885, depending on your household income, which you don’t have to pay back. In addition, you can also apply for a top-up maintenance loan to bring your total financial support up to £17,000. Find out more about working out your entitlement and see if you are eligible.

You can find out more about the postgraduate funding available to students in Wales in this video.

If you're thinking of studying an undergraduate degree with us, there is also financial support available for you. Find out more about undergraduate financial support in Wales.

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As a distance learning provider, partnership working enables us to reach out to even more people who may benefit from studying with The Open University in Wales. We work with community groups, employers, trade unions, schools and colleges and other partners to make higher education accessible to all. Find out more here.