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Fitzi
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01 December 2021 09:20
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UK part time masters and moving abroad
User: Fitzi - 01 December 2021 09:20
Hello, I am from the UK and looking to study a part time 2 year masters remotley online. I am also looking to move abroad to Canada for those 2 years. I have recently been given information that student finance England will not fund me if I am living abroad during my masters. Was wondering if anyone has experienced the same and if there is anyway around this? Thanks so much for any information
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PhoenixFortune
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01 December 2021 15:01
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User: PhoenixFortune - 01 December 2021 15:01
One of the requirements for receiving the postgraduate loan from SFE is to be living in the UK for the whole duration of your course. The only way around it might be if you had a semester abroad as part of your course (but even then, that's not the whole duration). Otherwise, you'd have to self-fund.
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BobPlymouth
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22 June 2022 06:57
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User: BobPlymouth - 22 June 2022 06:57
Interesting. It's a new system now. After Brexit perhaps?
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Anonymous04
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15 May 2024 22:55
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User: Anonymous04 - 15 May 2024 22:55
That's quite a predicament with Student Finance England! From my experience and what I've heard from others, it’s common for funding to be restricted if you're not residing in the UK during your studies.
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jonnyk9
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15 May 2024 23:04
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User: jonnyk9 - 15 May 2024 23:04
Student Finance England does indeed have restrictions about funding if you're living abroad. What worked for me when I moved was maintaining a formal address in the UK while studying remotely. This way, I still qualified for their support, which was crucial for my finances during my masters.
Preparing for the relocation costs is also key. When I moved, I used this resource to gauge expenses: [url=https://threemovers.com/average-cost-of-moving-from-usa-to-uk/]https://threemovers.com/average-cost-of-moving-from-usa-to-uk/[/url]
It’s aimed at moves from the USA to the UK, but it helped me get a rough idea of what international moving expenses might look like, which was incredibly helpful in budgeting my move.
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abuislam
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11 June 2024 06:12
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User: abuislam - 11 June 2024 06:12
I understand your situation. It seems like a challenging one, especially with the potential financial implications. While I don't have personal experience with this exact scenario, I've heard of similar situations.
One option you might explore is looking into scholarships or grants specifically for international students studying remotely. Sometimes, universities offer financial aid packages for students studying online from abroad.
Additionally, it might be worth reaching out directly to the universities you're considering in Canada. They could have insights or even assistance programs for students facing financial challenges like yours.
Lastly, consider consulting with a financial advisor who specializes in education funding. They might be able to provide personalized advice and potentially uncover alternative funding options you haven't considered yet.
I hope this helps, and best of luck with your endeavors!
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travisscott
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05 August 2024 07:07
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User: travisscott - 05 August 2024 07:07
Unfortunately, Student Finance England typically requires residency in the UK for funding. You might need to explore Canadian funding options or scholarships for international students.
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07 August 2024 13:25
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Akshitapareek24
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11 September 2024 10:41
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User: Akshitapareek24 - 11 September 2024 10:41
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27 November 2024 09:27
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