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Studying at a Relevant Institution of Higher Education in Republic of Ireland Starting after 1st September 2013

Explore the financial support available for HE undergraduate courses in Ireland starting from September 2013. Learn about contribution fees, maintenance loans, grants, and additional support policies. Find out about loans, grants, and grants for students with special circumstances.

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Studying at a Relevant Institution of Higher Education in Republic of Ireland Starting after 1st September 2013

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  1. Studying at a Relevant Institution of Higher Education in the Republic of IrelandStarting a HE undergraduate course on or after 1st September 2013(with notes)

  2. Introduction • Applies only to students assessed through Student Finance NI • Contribution Fee • Maintenance Loans • Maintenance Grants • Additional support

  3. Contribution Fees Policy for students starting from September 2013 • No tuition fees • Contribution fees • €3,000 in 2019/20 • Apply through SFNI • Not means tested • Contribution Fee Loan available • Repayable

  4. Maintenance Loan • Up to £4,840 if living away from home • Up to £3,750 if living at home • 25% of the loan is means tested • Remainder is not means tested • Apply through Student Finance NI • Loans are repayable

  5. Maintenance Grant • Up to £3,475 • The Maintenance Loan will be reduced when a Maintenance Grant is payable • Paid in three instalments • Means tested • Not repayable unless a reassessment is required

  6. Special Support Grant • Paid instead of Maintenance Grant for some students • Same amount as the Maintenance Grant • Does NOT reduce the Maintenance Loan amount • Means tested • Evidence will be required to determine eligibility

  7. Other Support Available • Help for students with children • Help for students who have a disability • Assessed through Student Finance NI • Specific queries should be directed to the student’s local Student Finance Office • www.studentfinanceni.co.uk

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