You pay interest on the loan at a preferential rate after you complete your studies, and repayments are tax deductible. Special terms are available for the unemployed. You could speak to your employer, explaining how your qualification will be a sound investment for your organisation's future. A number of our current students are employer-sponsored. Professional Associations can be a good source of grants and loans at preferential rates.
Assistance is also available from trusts, charities and foundations.
They are both available from any university or good public library. If you're from overseas try contacting your government's Ministry of Education for details of scholarships. The British Council which is the UK's international organization for educational and cultural relations has offices in 110 countries and can advise on sources of funding. Their website can be found here . Copies of the guide Sources of Funding for International Students produced by the British Council, The Council for International Education and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, can be obtained from the British Council and the Scarman Centre.