Additional costs for undergraduate courses
Last Updated: November 4th 2022
Below are additional costs that you are likely to, or may, incur during your undergraduate studies.
DBS
A Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) may* be required by employers before students can begin their Year 2 (level 5) work placement.
Find out more about completing the DBS application form and the related additional costs.
*e.g., courses in subject areas such as Early Childhood Education and Care, Health and Social Care, and Youth and Community Work, where the placement involves working with children and/or vulnerable adults.
Please note that a DBS is a mandatory entry requirement for all Nursing, Allied Health and Teacher Training courses.
Travel Costs
Travel to and from work placement (dependent on distance and mode of transport used).
Optional visit(s) costs may include travel.
Software
Students may have to download software onto laptops/desktops and be subject to the subscription cost for said software.
Fines/Penalties
Students who have to retake a module, may become liable for fees for that module
There are fines for overdue items borrowed from the library.
Library
Newman provides eBook access to core texts, wherever possible and purchases some hard copies of core texts. You may wish to purchase your own copy of core texts, and this will typically cost £200 per annum.
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Graduation
Most students like to celebrate their success at the end of their degree by attending graduation. Hiring a gown for the ceremony cost £45 in 2018.
In addition, PGCE course students may occur costs during their studies, relating to Travel costs; Software; Fines/Penalties; Library and Graduation.