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É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2024

Eligible new students with a household income of £16,000 or below will receive a bursary of up to £2,400 (up to £3,200 if studying a Foundation Year) to support their learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £800 in your first year, and, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria, £800 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £800.

How to apply for a ɫ»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

If you're applying to study a part-time course, you will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2025 if you're joining us in September 2024.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be be registered as Home for fee status; and
• live in England and have been ordinarily resident in England for three years prior to the start date of your course*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• be studying a first degree (including Top-ups)
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the bursary***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants.
**Applies to: BA (Hons) Commercial Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.
***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2024

You will receive up to £9,000 over three years of study (up to £12,000 if you are studying a Foundation Year) to support your learning and living costs, should you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £3,000.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

Provided you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application and noted you are a care leaver, and given consent to share this information, É«»¨Ìà will then contact you by email to request appropriate evidence that you meet the eligibility criteria.

Care Leavers applying to study a part-time course will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2025 if you're joining us in September 2024.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be registered as Home for fee status; and
• live in England and have been ordinarily resident in England for three years prior to the start date of your course*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• have a household income of £16,000 or less***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Commercial Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2023

Eligible new students with a household income of £16,000 or below will receive a bursary of up to £2,400 (up to £3,200 if studying a Foundation Year) to support their learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £800 in your first year, and, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria, £800 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £800.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

If you're applying to study a part-time course, you will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2024 if you're joining us in September 2023.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be be registered as Home for fee status; and
• live in England and have been ordinarily resident in England for three years prior to the start date of your course*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• be studying a first degree (including Top-ups)
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the bursary***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants.
**Applies to: BA (Hons) Commercial Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.
***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2023

You will receive up to £9,000 over three years of study (up to £12,000Ìýif you are studying a Foundation Year) to support your learning and living costs, should you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £3,000.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

Provided you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application and noted you are a care leaver, and given consent to share this information, É«»¨Ìà will then contact you by email to request appropriate evidence that you meet the eligibility criteria.

Care Leavers applying to study a part-time course will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2024 if you're joining us in September 2023.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be be registered as Home for fee status; and
• live in England and have been ordinarily resident in England for three years prior to the start date of your course*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• have a household income of £25,000 or less***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2022

Eligible new students with a household income of £16,000 or below will receive a bursary of up to £2,400Ìý(up to £3,200 if studying a Foundation Year) to support their learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £800 in your first year, and, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria, £800 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £800.

How to apply for a ɫ»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

If you're applying to study a part-time course, you will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2023 if you're joining us in September 2022.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• Be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay); and
• Live in England, and have ordinarily been a resident in England for three years prior to the course start date*
• Be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• Be studying a first degree (including Top-ups)
• Have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the bursary***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2022

You will receive up to £9,000 over three years of study (up to £12,000Ìýif you are studying a Foundation Year) to support your learning and living costs, should you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £3,000.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• Have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• Be be registered as Home for fee status; and
• Live in England and have been ordinarily resident in England for three years prior to the start date of your course*
• Be a new student, actively participating on and Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• Have a household income of £25,000 or less***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

Provided you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application and noted you are a care leaver, and given consent to share this information, É«»¨Ìà will then contact you by email to request appropriate evidence that you meet the eligibility criteria.

Care Leavers applying to study a part-time course will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility

The deadline for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment is below. Please note that after this deadline, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2023 if you're joining us in September 2022

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2021

Eligible new students with a household income of £16,000 or below will receive a bursary of up to £2,400 (up to £3,200 if studying a Foundation Year) to support their learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £800 in your first year, and, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria, £800 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £800.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

If you're applying to study a part-time course, you will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2022 if you're joining us in September 2021
• 31 May 2022 if you're joining us in January/February 2022

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must:

• Be registered as 'Home' for fee status. (not Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or Repiblic of Ireland); and
• Live in England, and have ordinarily been a resident in England for three years prior to the course start date*
• Be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• Be studying a first degree (including Top-ups)
• Have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the bursary***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2021

You will receive up to £9,000 over three years of study (up to £12,000 if you are studying a Foundation Year) to support your learning and living costs, should you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £3,000.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• Have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• Be registered as 'Home' for fee status. (not Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or Repiblic of Ireland); and
• Live in England, and have ordinarily been a resident in England for three years prior to the course start date*
• Be a new student, actively participating on and Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• Have a household income of £25,000 or less***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

Provided you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application and noted you are a care leaver, and given consent to share this information, É«»¨Ìà will then contact you by email to request appropriate evidence that you meet the eligibility criteria.

Care Leavers applying to study a part-time course will need to contact us by email to be assessed for eligibility.

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2022 if you're joining us in September 2021
• 31 May 2022 if you're joining us in January/February 2022

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2020

Eligible new students with a household income of £16,000 or below will receive a bursary of up to £2,400 to support their learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £800 in your first year, and, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria, £800 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. 

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply* as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2021 if you're joining us in September 2020
• 31 May 2021 if you're joining us in January/February 2021

*If you are currently on a part time course and feel you meet the eligibility criteria for the É«»¨Ìà Bursary, please contact .

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for three years prior to the course start date*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• be studying a first degree
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the bursary***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2020

You will receive up to £9,000 over three years of study to support your learning and living costs, should you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying a Top-up degree lasting one year, you will receive £3,000.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for three years prior to the course start date*
• be a new student, actively participating on and Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• have a household income of £25,000 or less***.

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary is awarded to all eligible students.

There is no need to apply* as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information.

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2021 if you're joining us in September 2020
• 31 May 2021 if you're joining us in January/February 2021

*If you are currently on a part time course and feel you meet the eligibility criteria for the É«»¨Ìà Bursary, please contact .

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2019

If you're an eligible new student with a household income of £16,000 or below you will receive a £3,500 bursary to support your learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £1,300 in your first year, and £1,100 in your second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. DipHE Operating Department Practice students will receive £2,400 split over two years of study.

If you're a new student and your household income is between £16,001 and £25,000, you'll be eligible for a £3,000 bursary. You'll receive £1,000 in your first, second and final years of study. The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. DipHE Operating Department Practice students will receive £2,000 split over two years of study.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students*.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information. If you believe you meet the criteria for our Maintenance Bursary but have not received confirmation from É«»¨ÌÃ, then you will need to contact our Student Finance Team at [email protected].

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2020 if you're joining us in September 2019
• 31 May 2020 if you're joining us in January 2020

*If you are currently on a part time course and feel you meet the eligibility criteria for the É«»¨Ìà Bursary, please contact .

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for the last three years prior to the course start date*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• be studying a first degree
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the £3,500 bursary***
• have a family income of between £16,001 and £25,000 to qualify for the £3,000 bursary***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm choice through UCAS.​

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2019

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

Care Leavers will be required to evidence that they have been in a ‘care’ environment for at least 3 months within the 5 years before joining É«»¨ÌÃ.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) Care Leavers Students. ​​The amount received will be pro-rata for part-time study. If you are studying DipHE Operating Department Practice, you will receive £6,000 in your first year and £5,000 in your second year, provided you still meet the eligibility criteria.

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.
*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for three years prior to the course start date*
• be a new student, actively participating on and Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• have a household income of £25,000 or less***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm or first choice through UCAS.

*Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.
Students repeating units at a level of study for which they have already undertaken, will not normally be eligible for bursary funds.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2018

If you're an eligible new student with a household income of £16,000 or below you will receive a £3,500 bursary to support your learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £1,300 in your first year, and £1,100 in your second and final years of study.

If you're a new student and your household income is between £16,001 and £25,000, you'll be eligible for a £3,000 bursary. You'll receive £1,000 in your first, second and final years of study.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students*.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information. If you believe you meet the criteria for our Maintenance Bursary but have not received confirmation from É«»¨ÌÃ, then you will need to contact our Student Finance Team at [email protected].

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2019 if you're joining us in September 2018
• 31 May 2019 if you're joining us in January 2019

*If you are currently on a part time course and feel you meet the eligibility criteria for the É«»¨Ìà Bursary, please contact .

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for the last three years*
• be a new student, actively participating on an Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà course or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• be studying a first degree
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the £3,500 bursary***
• have a family income of between £16,001 and £25,000 to qualify for the £3,000 bursary***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm choice through UCAS.​

*Students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them. Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2018

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

Care Leavers will be required to evidence that they have been in a ‘care’ environment for at least 3 months within the 5 years before joining É«»¨ÌÃ.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) Care Leavers Students:
(*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration)

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for three years prior to the course start date*
• be a new student, actively participating on and Undergraduate É«»¨Ìà or Wiltshire College Salisbury** course (excluding HNC/HND) on a full or part-time basis
• have a household income of £25,000 or less***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm or first choice through UCAS.

*Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident. The course start date is defined as 1 September for September entrants and 1 January for January/February entrants.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2017

If you are an eligible new student with a household income of £16,000 or below you will receive a £3,500 bursary to support your learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £1,300 in your first year, and £1,100 in your second and final years of study.

If you're a new student and your household income is between £16,001 and £25,000, you'll be eligible for a £3,000 bursary. You'll receive £1,000 in your first, second and final years of study.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students*.

There is no need to apply as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information. If you believe you meet the criteria for our Maintenance Bursary but have not received confirmation from É«»¨ÌÃ, then you will need to contact our Student Finance Team at [email protected].

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2018 if you're joining us in September 2017
• 31 May 2018 if you're joining us in January 2018

*If you are currently on a part time course and feel you meet the eligibility criteria for the É«»¨Ìà Bursary, please contact .

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national*; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for the last three years**
• be a new full or part-time student studying a course (excluding HNC/HND) at É«»¨Ìà or at Wiltshire College Salisbury***
• be entering higher education for the first time
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the £3,500 bursary****
• have a family income of between £16,001 and £25,000 to qualify for the £3,000 bursary****
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm choice through UCAS.​

*Students from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them.

**Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident.

***Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

****You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2017

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

Care Leavers will be required to evidence that they have been in a ‘care’ environment for at least 3 months within the 5 years before joining É«»¨ÌÃ.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) Care Leavers Students:
(*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration)

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in care for a period of 3 months or more in the last 5 years
• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay), or be an EU national; and live in UK or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident for the last three years*
• be a new full or part-time student studying a course (excluding HNC/HND) at É«»¨Ìà or at Wiltshire College Salisbury**
• have a household income of £25,000 or less***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm or first choice through UCAS.

*Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography. If you're studying at one of our other Partner Colleges, you will need to contact them for information about financial support.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2016

If you are an eligible new student with a household income of £16,000 or below you will receive a £3,500 bursary to support your learning and living costs. You'll be awarded £1,300 in your first year, and £1,100 in your second and final years of study.

If you're a new student and your household income is between £16,001 and £25,000, you'll be eligible for a £3,000 bursary. You'll receive £1,000 in your first, second and final years of study.

How to apply for the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

The É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary is awarded to all eligible students*.

There is no need to apply** as you should automatically receive the bursary if you meet the eligibility criteria, providing you have completed an income assessment as part of your student finance application, and given consent to share this information. If you believe you meet the criteria for our Maintenance Bursary but do not receive confirmation from É«»¨Ìàthen you will need to contact our Student Finance Team at [email protected].

The deadlines for completing the process of self-identification and the required income assessment are below. Please note that after these deadlines, you will not be able to receive an award even if you meet the eligibility criteria:

• 31 January 2017 if you're joining us in September 2016
• 31 May 2017 if you're joining us in January 2017

*If you are studying a course delivered at our Partner Institution the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic (AECC), there is a maximum of five bursaries available.

**You’ll need to apply for the bursary if you are studying FdSc Tourism Park Management at Kingston Maurward College, MChiro at the AECC, or any part-time course delivered at É«»¨ÌÃ.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary, you must: 

• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay) or be an EU national*; and
• live in England or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident in England or the EU for the last three years**
• be a new full or part-time student studying a course (excluding HNC/HND) at É«»¨Ìà or one of our Partner Colleges***
• be entering higher education for the first time
• have a family income of £16,000 or less per year to qualify for the £3,500 bursary****
• have a family income of between £16,001 and £25,000 to qualify for the £3,000 bursary****
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm choice through UCAS.

If you are studying a course that has been funded by the NHS you are not eligible for this award (the only exceptions to this are applicants for BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science and BA (Hons) Social Work).

*Students from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are excluded from receiving the É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary due to alternative funding arrangements being available to them.

**Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident.

***Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography delivered at Wiltshire College Salisbury, FdScTourism Park Management delivered at Kingston Maurward College and MChiro delivered at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic.

****You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2016

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

Care Leavers will be required to evidence that they have been in a ‘care’ environment for at least 3 months within the 5 years before joining É«»¨ÌÃ.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) Care Leavers Students:
(*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration)

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

To be eligible for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary, you must:

• have been in the care of a Local Authority (Looked After) for at least 13 weeks since the age of 14 and have been looked after at some time after your 16th birthday
• be aged 24 or younger on 30^th September of your year of entry to É«»¨ÌÃ
• be a UK national, or have ‘settled status’ (no restrictions on how long you can stay), or be an EU national; and live in UK or the EU, and have ordinarily been a resident for the last three years*
• be a new full or part-time student studying a course (excluding HNC/HND) at É«»¨Ìà or one of our Partner Colleges**
• have a family income of less than £25,000 per year***
• have selected É«»¨Ìà as your firm or first choice through UCAS.

If you are studying a course that has been funded by the NHS you are not eligible for this award (the only exceptions to this are applicants for BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science and BA (Hons) Social Work).

*Ordinarily resident has been defined as 'habitual and normal residence in one place.’ It means that you live in a country year after year by choice through a set period, apart from temporary or occasional absences, such as holidays or business trips. Living here totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident.

**Applies to: BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Film Production and Cinematography delivered at Wiltshire College Salisbury, FdSc Tourism Park Management delivered at Kingston Maurward College and MChiro delivered at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic.

***You will need to meet the eligibility criteria each year in order to qualify for the full bursary.

How to apply for a É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary

É«»¨Ìà Student Carer's Bursary 2015

In 2015/16 we will be running a pilot scheme to consider and support the needs of students who are carers. A carer is defined as anyone who cares, unpaid, for a family member who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support.

This bursary has a value of £600 and you can claim this as well as other É«»¨Ìà bursaries. For more information visit the page.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary

Please note: We have now awarded the full allocation of 434 É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursaries for 2015/16 entrants and we also have significant numbers of students on our ‘reserve list’. The application window for 2015/16 maintenance bursary entrants has therefore now closed.

This bursary has a value of £2,000 in Year 1 of your studies.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2015

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

Care Leavers will be required to evidence that they have been in a ‘care’ environment for at least 3 months within the 5 years before joining É«»¨ÌÃ.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) Care Leavers Students:
(*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration)

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2014

Please note: The current situation is that our entire 444 allocation of bursaries has now been awarded in full. 

This bursary has a value of £2,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

¹ EU (non-UK) students will receive the bursary as a tuition fee discount (£2,000 in Year 1, £1,000 in their second and final years), other means of support do not apply. UK students can select a tuition fee discount if they wish.

¹ EU (non-UK) students will receive the bursary as a tuition fee discount (£2,000 in Year 1), other means of support do not apply.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2014

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) care leaver students:
(*Please note – Foundation degrees have a two year duration)

¹ When applying for the bursary, we ask you to let us know if you would like the bursary payment or tuition fee discount.

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2013

Please note: The current situation is that our entire 530 allocation of bursaries has now been awarded in full.

This bursary has a value of £3,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

¹ EU (non-UK) students will receive the bursary as a tuition fee discount (£3,000 in Year 1), the accommodation discount, cash element and Living and Learning vouchers do not apply.

² For UK students, when applying for the bursary, we ask you to let us know if you would like an accommodation or tuition fee discount for the first year - the accommodation discount only applies to the following:

³ Living and Learning vouchers from major retailers are given to help students with their living expenses.

⁴ In Year 2 and 3, É«»¨Ìà Bursary holders can select a ‘fee discount’ or extra ‘Living and Learning vouchers’

⁵ When applying for the bursary, we ask Foundation degree applicants to let us know if they would like Living and Learning vouchers or tuition fee discount.

⁶ EU (non-UK) students will receive the bursary as a tuition fee discount (£3,000 in Year 1), the accommodation discount, cash element and Living and Learning vouchers do not apply.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leavers Bursary 2013

This bursary has a value of £6,000 in Year 1 of your studies with potential for further support going into Year 2 and your final year.

A full breakdown is shown below for Foundation* or Honours Degree (FdA/FdSc/BA/BSc/LLB) care leaver students:
(*Please note - Foundation Degrees only have a two year duration)

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¹ EU (non-UK) students will receive the bursary as a tuition fee discount (£3,000 in Year 1), the accommodation discount, cash element and Living and Learning vouchers do not apply.

² For UK students, when applying for the bursary, we ask you to let us know if you would like an accommodation or tuition fee discount for the first year - the accommodation discount only applies to the following:

³ Living and Learning vouchers from major retailers are given to help students with their living expenses.

All care leavers are guaranteed a bursary.

É«»¨Ìà Maintenance Bursary 2012

Please note: The current situation is that all 333 available bursaries have now been awarded. 

É«»¨Ìà has a maximum of 333 bursaries available worth up to £3,000 each in the applicant’s first year of study, which are available to students whose family or household income is £25,000 or below. Years 2 and 3 awards are worth £1,500. This is made up of assistance towards accommodation together with cash and voucher payments.

É«»¨Ìà Care Leaver's Bursary 2012

We also offer an unlimited number of bursaries to care leavers which have a value of up to £6,000.