Bursary Guidance
If you are applying for a bursary because your total taxable household income is under £50,000, please complete the form.
Bursary Eligibility
Bursaries and scholarships support young people from low-income households.
- For families with a total household taxable income below £25,000, we have 3 x fully funded places covering tuition fees, accommodation and travel costs (within the UK) available.
- For families with a total household taxable income between £25,000 - £50,000, we have partial bursaries and scholarships towards tuition fees available.
- For students from other represented groups, there are limited fully funded places covering tuition fees, accommodation and travel costs (within the UK) available.
Types of Income Evidence
Please indicate if your household is in receipt of any of the following and provide the evidence requested. We cannot process applications without income evidence.
Income Support: Official letter confirming benefit dated 2024, or recent bank statement showing payment into your account. (recent = within last 2 months)
Job Seekers Allowance or ESA: Official letter confirming benefit dated 2023, or recent bank statement showing payment (recent = within last 2 months)
Tax Credits/Universal Credit with gross household income of less than £50,000: Copy of Tax Credit/Universal Credit Award Notice for 2023/24 (all pages)
Housing Benefit or Council Tax Support: Copy of recent letter from Local authority showing eligibility (NB 25% discount for single person occupancy does not qualify on its own)
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