Financial matters

Taking a degree costs money, and student life does too! You will first be faced with tuition fees and the costs for textbooks, readers, etc. On top of these are your living costs, including rent, insurance, food and drink, clothes, going out, sports, culture, etc. These costs naturally vary per person. Make sure that you are properly insured, not only health insurance but also for third-party liability (WA) and fire and house contents insurance.

Information

You can find more information about financial matters via the tips and links in the right-hand column. If you need more advice, please make an appointment with a student counsellor of the Student Service Centre via the University Student Desk.