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Student finance

Find out everything you need to know to plan your student finances, including tuition fees and available support such as bursaries and scholarships.
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Student support at College: how we can help you

The College is a space for all, and we work with you to create an environment that welcomes and supports all our students, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds or differences. Everyone should have an equal opportunity to learn and reach their own potential.
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Getting ready to move to Cardiff

On this page you'll find everything you need to know about finding and applying for accommodation, and how to get ready to come and study with us at the Royal Welsh College.
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Your starter checklist

Get organised with our checklist of essential starter tasks, from finalising your accommodation to confirming your registration, ensuring you're fully prepared for your time at RWCMD.
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Working in the UK

It’s important to understand and comply with your immigration rights and restrictions if you want to work during your studies in the UK.
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What to pack for your move to the UK

Get ready to pack for your big move to Cardiff! Here are some suggestions for things to pack in your luggage.
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What to bring with you

Get ready to pack for your big move to Cardiff! Take a look at our handy uni checklist to make sure you don’t forget the important things.
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Halls of residence

Severn Point is the College’s dedicated hall of residence which offers city centre accommodation. It's around a 12-minute walk to the College and in a highly secure and comfortable environment. The accommodation is only for Royal Welsh College students, so it’s a great way to meet friends and fellow RWCMD students.
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Private accommodation

Would you prefer a house to halls? No problem, we can help with that too.
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Council Tax and TV Licence

It’s your responsibility to check whether you're covered for Council Tax and a TV Licence so you don’t end up with a fine.