Bursaries

These are available to UK students entering Year 1 of studies in 2016. They are designed to help you with course costs or other living expenses and will be paid in instalments.

Value

£3,000* per year of study, including unpaid placements and study abroad periods (you will not be eligible for a bursary during paid placement periods).

Eligibility

You need to:

• be an eligible** UK student
• be registered on a full-time campus-based undergraduate or foundation degree programme
• have a household income assessment of £22,000 or below.

You must meet one or more of the following criteria:

• your home is in a neighbourhood with low participation of young people in higher education (quintile areas 1 to 3 qualify)
• your school/college performance is below average (as supplied by UCAS)
• you are a care leaver
• you or your family receive a state means-tested benefit
• you have completed an Access to HE Diploma.
• you are irreconcilably estranged from your parent(s) or guardian(s)

Bursaries for the Foundation Degree in Addictions Counselling

If you are eligible you will receive:

a £3,000 bursary in Year 1 and 2.

You need to:

• be an eligible** UK student
• be registered on our full-time non campus-based Foundation Degree in Addictions Counselling
• have a household income assessment of £22,000 or below.

Bursaries for the Honours Year Top Up Foundation Degree in Addiction Counselling

If you are eligible you will receive:

a £1,000 bursary (pro rata for part-time)

You need to:

• be an eligible** UK student
• be registered on a full-time campus-based undergraduate or foundation degree programme
• have a household income assessment of £22,000 or below.

Bursaries for the Part 2 Masters in Architecture (campus based)

Eligible students will receive:

Year 1 a £1,000 bursary (if your placement is unpaid) Year 1 a £500 bursary (if your placement is paid) Year 2 a £1,000 bursary

Eligibility criteria for the Part 2 Masters in Architecture bursary

You need to:

• be an eligible UK student
• have started your BSc Architecture undergraduate degree in 2012 or later
• be registered on the full-time Part 2 Masters in Architecture degree programme
• have a household income assessment of £22,000 or below

You must meet one or more of the following criteria:

• your home is in a neighbourhood with low participation of young people in higher education
• your school/college performance is below average (as supplied by UCAS)
• you are a care leaver
• you or your family receive a state means-tested benefit
• you are irreconcilably estranged from your parent(s) or guardian(s)

For more information about our undergraduate student financial support for 2016 entrants:

Guidelines for undergraduate fee waivers, bursaries and scholarships 2016/17

Terms and conditions for undergraduate fee waivers, bursaries and scholarships 2016/17

• For Year 2 and 3 of your thin sandwich course the bursary will be pro rata across these years.

** Eligible UK students are those that are classed as UK (England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland), as assessed for student support purposes, as determined by Student Finance England or other relevant UK student loans awarding agency and have a fees status Home UK as determined by the University.