Outlined below are the fees and scholarships for ENUIC. If you need more information please contact us at pathways@oxfordinternational.com
Oxford International pathway scholarship
Oxford International offers pathway scholarships (2026/27)
Undergraduate
Pathway scholarships of up to £5,000 are available for students joining the International Stage One (IS1) and International Stage Two (IS2) pathways. Scholarships of up to £2,000 are available for the International Foundation Year (Nursing).
Postgraduate
Pathway scholarships of up to £5,075 are available for the 1-term Pre-Master's (IIM), and up to £7,170 for the 2-term Pre-Master's (IIM) pathway.
Please contact your Oxford International representative for more details on scholarships available to you. All scholarships are subjects to availability and may be amended or withdraw without notice.
Enhanced Progression Scholarships
Enhanced progression scholarships up to £5,000 are available to eligible new students commencing their pathway programme in January 2027 or any subsequent intake. Available for selected nationalities and subject to eligibility criteria. Not applicable to students already enrolled on a pathway programme before January 2027 intake. Scholarships are subject to availability. Full terms and conditions apply.
You'll need enough money to pay for your fees and living costs while studying in Edinburgh.
The living costs requirement for international students is set by UK Visas and Immigration. For Edinburgh it's £1,203 per month.
Visit our international students section for more information on Visas and Immigration.
Living costs will vary depending on individual budgets and lifestyles. We recommend you try and create a monthly budget to keep track of your spending.
The Edinburgh Napier Students' Association have advice and resources on what life is really like at Edinburgh Napier.
Students will often take on part-time work opportunities to support their studies and lifestyle. You can find out more information about such opportunities via our careers team and the number of hours you are permitted to work as a Tier 4 visa student from the UK Council for International Student Affairs.