If you're a new or continuing undergraduate or postgraduate student who was in UK local authority care prior to starting your course, you could be eligible for a bursary of up to £1500.
If you're a new or continuing undergraduate or postgraduate student who are estranged from your parents, you could be eligible for a bursary of up to £1500.
If you're a student with UK refugee status, or a dependant of UK refugees, you may be eligible for a bursary of up to £1500 if you are studying full time or up to £750 if you are studying part time.
Digital Support Fund is for students who are experiencing financial difficulty.
Find out about the student Hardship Fund and how it could help you financially.
The University offers a £200 contribution towards the cost of laptops for students whose disability means that they need one for study and who are from a low household income.
If you are experiencing financial difficulty and are invited to attend a Graduation Ceremony, you may be able to receive financial assistance towards the cost of your gown hire and/or ticket.
The University Graduation gown and photography provider, Tempest Ltd, is offering a Graduation package to support care experienced graduates.
Late Funding Loans are available to undergraduate and postgraduate students who are eligible and have applied for funding from Student Finance or the NHS, but have not yet received any payments.
Dealing with finances as a student can get confusing at times and we know that student life often means having to live on a budget. Some students rely on receiving a student loan, whilst others are self-funded or receive grants and scholarships.