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Everything you need to know about Undergraduate Funding and Scholarship opportunities at Northumbria University for UK/Home students.

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Funding and Scholarship Information for UK Applicants

The following information is for Undergraduate applicants with 'Home' fee status applying to study at Northumbria University in the academic years 27/28.

Scholarship Information for Undergraduate Home Applicants

Northumbria University offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities for Home applicants. All scholarships have associated eligibility criteria, therefore it is essential applicants observe the terms and conditions carefully.

Scholarships for September 2027 are currently being announced. Please keep checking the scholarship search above for updates.

Northumbria Sport Scholarships

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NU Belong - For Carers, Care Leavers and Estranged students

The Student Inclusion Team works with students from specific backgrounds or communities who face personal challenges and experiences which may differ from other students. We recognise that these challenges can often add to worries and pressures and can include financial difficulties alongside managing the commitment of full-time study whilst taking care of personal wellbeing.

Please see the main NU Belong webpage which details the support and eligibility criteria available to different students through the NU Belong package.

Additional Funding Information

Student Finance England Funding

Find out if your fees are paid through Student Finance if you're from England.

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

Channel Islands:

Financial support for UK students

Discover more about your eligibility for Government funding if you are studying Education, NHS or Social Work programmes.

ELCAS (Funding from the Ministry of Defence)

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Definitions

Home - 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 terms and conditions 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: 02/10/2026

Funding and Scholarship Information for UK Applicants

The following information is for Undergraduate applicants with 'Home' fee status applying to study at Northumbria University in the academic years 26/27.

Scholarship Information for Undergraduate Home Applicants

Northumbria University offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities for Home applicants. All scholarships have associated eligibility criteria, therefore it is essential applicants observe the terms and conditions carefully.

Please use the scholarship search at the top of this page to check your eligibility.

Northumbria Sport Scholarships

Discover more about Sport Scholarship opportunities for student athletes.

NU Belong - For Carers, Care Leavers and Estranged students

The Student Inclusion Team works with students from specific backgrounds or communities who face personal challenges and experiences which may differ from other students. We recognise that these challenges can often add to worries and pressures and can include financial difficulties alongside managing the commitment of full-time study whilst taking care of personal wellbeing.

Please see the main NU Belong webpage which details the support and eligibility criteria available to different students through the NU Belong package.

Additional Funding Information

John Bloom Law Bursary

Tees Foundation is inviting applications to the John Bloom Law Bursary. 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.

Students must meet the below criteria to apply:

Have a Teesside (TS) home postcode
Must be studying Law (or a closely related subject)
Be within their first year of study
This must be their first degree

The student 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 students who are experiencing financial hardship.

If you would like to apply for this support, please do so by clicking on the below link. Applications are open from 28 September 2026.

https://applications.teesfoundation.org/bursaries

Student Finance England Funding

Find out if your fees are paid through Student Finance if you're from England.

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

Channel Islands:

Financial support for UK students

Discover more about your eligibility for Government funding if you are studying Education, NHS or Social Work programmes

ELCAS (Funding from the Ministry of Defence)

Discover more about ELCAS Funding.

Definitions

Home - 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 terms and conditions 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: 28/09/2026