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Everything you need to know about Undergraduate Funding and Scholarship opportunities at Northumbria University for UK/Home students. Please navigate between the tabs to see funding opportunities for previous academic years.

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Funding and Scholarship Information for UK Applicants

This information is for both Full and Part-Time students applying to study at Northumbria University in the academic year 2023/24.

Northumbria University is committed to supporting the best students with outstanding academic ability. We offer a number of support packages for students depending on academic achievement or personal financial circumstances; each of the tabs below will provide you with further information.

Financial support opportunities have associated eligibility conditions, therefore it is essential applicants consider all requirements and observe the application process and deadlines carefully.

Please keep checking this page for further Undergraduate Scholarships.

University Scholarships 2023/24

The Northumbria Undergraduate UK Scholarship for September 2023

The Qolcom Nursing Scholarship for September 2023

The Vaughan Oliver Graphic Design Scholarships in Association with 4AD for September 2023

Coham-Ultra Undergraduate Engineering Scholarships for September 2023

Rolton Group Engineering Scholarship for September 2023

The 1974 Business School Scholarship for September 2023

The Hertford Scholarship for September 2023

The Jaytee Foundation Scholarship for September 2023

Rider Levitt Bucknall Scholarship for September 2023

The GIA Scholarship for September 2023

Savills UK Scholarship for September 2023

The Edwina Grosvenor Social Sciences Scholarships for September 2023

The St. Nicholas Scholarship for September 2023

The Instrumental Scholarships for September 2023

The Choral Scholarships for September 2023

The Unite Foundation Scholarships for care leavers and estranged students - September 2023

The Sport (Women’s Coaching and Officiating) Undergraduate Scholarship for September 2023

Northumbria Sport Scholarships

Northumbria University are a leading institution for sport and offers a wide variety of opportunities for students looking to be involved in a quality competitive programme. This year Northumbria Sport have over 60 teams entered in the British University and Colleague Sport Leagues (BUCS).

Northumbria Sport supports around 150 student athletes each year across a range of sports through our tailored sports scholarship programme. Northumbria Sport offer scholarships to support athletes to have a dual career, enabling athletes to develop their sporting ability whilst gaining a quality degree.

We understand the demands of being a student athlete and we aim to support you to have a well-rounded approach to life. Our team of professional support staff work together to offer multi-disciplinary support in a high-performance environment. By combining this with additional opportunities within our volunteering, community, and student development programmes we aim to support you to build on your personal skills and profile in preparation for life after university.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR OUR SEPTEMBER AND JANUARY INTAKE FOR THE 2023-24 ACADEMIC YEAR.

Unless stated differently under the relevant scholarship, all scholarship applications will remain open until 23:59 on Thursday 31 August 2023.

More information on the variety of scholarship packages we offer can be found below:

https://northumbriasport.com/student-athletes/scholarships

Care Leavers Bursary (for UK students)

Please see the main Care Leavers page for more information.

Funding

Student Finance England Funding

Click here to find out if your fees are paid through Student Finance England.

Funding if you are from Scotland/Northern Ireland/Wales/Channel Islands

Channel Islands:

John Bloom Law Bursary

Students who have a Teesside (TS) home postcode and are studying a first degree in law or closely related subject at Northumbria are eligible to apply for the John Bloom Law Bursary through the Tees Valley Community Foundation.

The successful student will receive £2,500 each year for up to three years, to be used to support any expenditure connected to their time at university. Applicants will need to demonstrate academic success or practical experience directly connected to their decision to pursue a career in law. Priority will be given to applicants who are experiencing financial hardship.

Applications open on 1st October each year. If you are a current student studying Law or a related subject and are interested in applying, please contact sue.vout@northumbria.ac.uk. You will receive an application form from the Tees Valley Community Foundation once applications open.

Funding for Education Courses

Click here if to find out if you are eligible for Government funding if you are studying one of Northumbria's education courses.

NHS Student Services

Click here to find out about Government Bursaries to help with tuition fees for Healthcare and Social Work courses.

ELCAS (Funding from the Ministry of Defence)

Click here to find out more about ELCAS funding.

Definitions

Home - normally, in order to be classed as a home student, you will need to have been living in the UK for at least three years for purposes other than education and have settled status. Further information can be found by referring to the UKCISA website.

Bursary – a bursary is a means tested financial award given to students who meet the criteria of the scheme. Not all bursaries are given in cash, but could be services or resources of an equivalent financial value.

Scholarship – a financial award given to eligible students who meet the academic threshold as determined by the scheme.

Sponsorship arrangement - if your fees are being paid in full or part by another sponsor (such as an employer, charity or trust) this will be considered as a sponsorship arrangement.

Self-funding - students who are assuming full responsibility for the funding of their course. Please note students in receipt of a loan from the Student Loan Company are identified as a self-funding student.

Last updated: 07/03/2023