Help with uni costs | Middlesex University.mp4 

⏰Thu, 04/11 10:22AM · 2mins 

At Middlesex, we want uni study to be affordable for everyone, and for you to have the money that you need to make the most of your time here as a student. But we know the rising cost of living means that you might be facing tough times, so we are here to tell you how uni can help you.  

We can help you get more money to cover the cost of uni, like travel, accommodation and childcare. That includes finance that you don't have to pay back, like our living cost fund as well as scholarships and bursaries.  

You can also apply for loans and grants from the government. Getting your head around these different financial support options can be a challenge. That's why our Student Welfare Advice team are here to explain what you're eligible for and give you a hand if you make an application.  

Plus, MDXWorks can help you find jobs on and off campus that pay the London living wage and above. The uni covers cost for day -to -day things that you need for your studies. All this stuff is for free.  

Laptop loans, e -books and e -journals, plus all the books on your reading list, specialist software, academic printing, online training with LinkedIn Learning. There's also loads of free expert support for your studies, as well as for your emotional wellness and mental health, which is good to know if you're worried about money.  

We can give you advice and tips to make student life more affordable, like your energy bills, free cheap and fresh food on campus, discounts on big brands and local shops, and paying less to get around London.  

Plus, there is advice on budgeting too. So if you're worried about money, take that first step to ask for support. I can't wait. The one time it came out right is... Okay, alright.  

How to make uni more affordable | Middlesex University.mp4 

⏰Tue, 04/09 09:57AM · 2mins 

It's completely normal to be worried about your finances while you're at uni, but don't worry there's a lot of ways to stay on top of your money as a student. From funding your studies to earning extra cash, here's some top tips on how to make your own money go further.  

Take out a Student Friendly Loan. Tuition fees can seem a little confusing at first but most students take out loans to cover them. You can also take a maintenance loan to cover your general expenses for things like living costs, travel and more.  

And you won't need to pay these loans back until after you graduate and are earning above a certain amount. Look out for scholarships. Lots of universities offer scholarships or bursaries which are awards that you don't need to pay back.  

They're awarded to students for different reasons such as personal circumstance or achievements and can be used to cover tuition fees or support you with your expenses. The trick to applying for one is to do your research and make sure you take your time to apply.  

Earn whilst you learn. There's lots of opportunities to find paid work while you're studying. Universities will have employability services to help you with things like writing a CV and applying for jobs.  

You can also take up a student job like a Student Ambassador role on campus which means you can work around your timetable, get experience and earn some extra cash. Make your money go further. There's lots of ways you keep on track of your spending.  

You could make the most of money by budgeting for the important things such as living costs, bills and essentials. As a students you'll also get loads of discounts to take advantage jobs so you can save more money on your extras too.  

You can get an NUS card to get good deals on things like days out and treats so, you CAN make the most of student life on a budget. That's just a few ways that you can make studying at uni more affordable.  

Check out our website for more information on what it's like to be a student at Middlesex University. Thanks for watching and hopefully I'll see you around campus soon.  

Save Money on Food as a Student | Middlesex University.mp4 

⏰Fri, 04/12 10:21AM · 1mins 

How you can save money on food as a student. We have to super affordable supermarkets less than 20 minutes from campus. Aldi and Asta Asta has loads of fresh food and kitchen essentials. Aldi is great for your weekly food shop.  

Don't forget to check out the middle aisle. To turn your groceries into cheap meals, check out Apps Like. Yumly, where you can enter your preferences and it finds all kinds of recipes for you. Yum Yum Or BBC Good Food which has loads of quick, healthy and affordable recipes.  

We partner with Togutogo on campus where you can grab goodie bags full of discounted treats. Twice a week, we have free food on campus. Enjoy!