CAMPUS BRIDGE · STUDENT RECRUITMENT
Free, personal guidance into university and college in England. Start with your life. Find your way forward.
For adults aged 18–65. Admission and funding are assessed individually.
01 / SUPPORT TO HELP YOU STUDY
New LLE courses from 1 January 2027. Maintenance maximum for 120 credits over up to 30 weeks; your income and living arrangements affect the amount.
Repayable loans with interest. Individual assessment applies; lower tuition limits can apply. We help you complete your funding application.
See the funding breakdown02 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Build on where you are now. Compare the qualification, your previous study and the course information.
03 / MAKE ROOM FOR STUDY
Selected blended courses reduce journeys to campus. Plan for the whole commitment, not just the travel.
Plus independent study and assessments. Applies to the listed FdA routes and Leicester business top-up. Some foundation years are in person before blended study begins.
Understand the timetable04 / FIND YOUR PLACE
Six campus locations in the programme guide. Find a course and a commute that work together.
Compare the campuses05 / TAKE THE NEXT STEP
A person to help you work through the details, from your first question to your application.
Our help is free to students. Education partners pay commission for successful enrolments. Tuition fees are separate.
THE COURSE COLLECTION
Business, human resources, health and social care. Compare the course and the campus together.
View all coursesNew College Durham
A two-year foundation degree with one campus day and one online day. A BA top-up is listed as a possible next step.
Birmingham Newman University
A four-year BSc route with an in-person foundation year. From Year 1, teaching combines one day on campus and one day online.
Birmingham Newman University
A four-year, in-person degree route with a foundation year. Confirm the final course title, timetable and any professional outcomes before applying.
The teaching location and awarding arrangement are confirmed for your chosen course.
GOVERNMENT STUDENT FINANCE
Living-cost loans of up to £15,415 per course year could help you study.
New LLE courses starting from 1 January 2027 · published maximum for 120 credits over up to 30 weeks.
A Tuition Fee Loan can cover approved course fees up to the applicable limit, so you may not need to pay those fees upfront. A Maintenance Loan can help with rent, food and travel, with payments made to your bank account.
We take care of the application process with you. Campus Bridge helps prepare, complete and submit your student loan application with you, and guides you through follow-up.
Loans are repayable borrowing, not wages or guaranteed grants. The amount depends on your course, start date and circumstances. Interest applies; repayments depend on your income and loan plan. Our application guidance is free.
Read the official GOV.UK guidance ↗UP TO£9,790per 120 credits
Paid towards approved course fees. Lower limits can apply, including some foundation years.
UP TO£15,415per course year
For 120 credits over up to 30 weeks. Your household income and living arrangements affect the amount.
New LLE courses from January 2027 · repayable loans
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Our service supports adults aged 18–65 living in England. Age alone does not confirm course admission or student finance eligibility.
CLOSER TO YOUR EVERYDAY
Six campus locations. Four cities. Choose a journey you can make week after week.
Explore all campuses
01North and East London
2 campuses · 7 course options
02Digbeth and Edgbaston
2 campuses · 4 course options
03Business, people and care
1 campus · 4 course options
04From foundation study to top-up
1 campus · 5 course optionsReal city photographs; image credits appear below each card. Course details relate to the listed teaching locations, not necessarily an institution’s main campus.
A USEFUL PLACE TO BEGIN
Choose your subject, study route and city. We’ll show the matching courses from our programme guide.
This is a shortlist, not an assessment of admission or student finance eligibility.
MAKE AN INFORMED START
Understand the commitment before you apply.
All practical guidesApplication support · 3 min read
Know what to prepare, what to confirm and which decisions belong to the institution.
Read the guideFunding your study · 3 min read
Separate free application support, course costs and your individual funding assessment.
Read the guideStudy and your routine · 3 min read
Some courses combine one campus day with one online day. Here is how to read that timetable correctly.
Read the guideUnderstand the difference between our free support and student finance.
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Clear answers to the questions that matter.
Read all questionsYes. Our recruitment and application assistance is free for students. We receive commission from partnered universities and colleges for successful enrolments. Tuition fees and other costs charged by a provider are separate. We help you explore our partner options; we do not compare every course in England.
We support adults aged 18–65 living in England who are British citizens or hold UK settled status or indefinite leave to remain. This is the scope of our service, not a rule that guarantees a university place or student finance. Providers and funding bodies assess their own details.
Some listed courses combine one day on campus with one day online. This applies to the FdA courses and the Leicester business top-up. Independent study and assessments are additional. Other courses are in person, or change delivery after the foundation year. We confirm the final timetable before you apply; one campus day does not mean one total day of study.
A foundation year is an introductory year within the listed four-year degree route. An FdA is a separate two-year foundation degree. The listed FdA courses identify a BA top-up as a possible next step, subject to the receiving course’s course information and acceptance. The two routes are not interchangeable.
Our service supports adults aged 18–65 living in England. For further course information about your preferred course, please contact us.
Eligible students can apply for government-backed Tuition Fee Loans towards approved course fees and Maintenance Loans towards living costs. A Maintenance Loan is paid to your bank account. Amounts depend on the course, start date and your circumstances. These are repayable loans, with interest and income-based repayment rules. Our application guidance is free.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us what you’re considering. We’ll help you check the course, the campus and the next step.
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