Hello, I am thinking of doing a second undergraduate degree and a bit confused about what funding, if any, I would be eligible to. I have tried to look around, including the relevant forum posts on here but have a few questions.
I graduated with a BA degree in philosophy a few years ago (and recieved a full tuition fee loan + a maintenance loan each year). I would now like to study for a bachelor's degree in mathematics (full-time). The gov.uk site says that,
"If you already have a degree ... You may also get limited funding if you hold an Honours degree or a higher level of qualification and start a new course. This could be a part-time Honours degree, a joint Honours degree or an Integrated Master’s degree in one of the following (or 2 if it’s a joint Honours degree): ... mathematical sciences".
This seems to say that a full-time honours degree in mathematics would be a course for which I could get some funding, but perhaps only if I do it as a joint Honours degree with another one of the listed courses/subjects?
Also, could you please explain what is meant by 'limited funding'.
My last question is with regards to funding for an integrated masters. If I were study a four-year mathematics course with an integrated masters in the fourth year, would I be entitled to normal funding in that year, as it is a higher qualification than any that I would already have?
Thank you!