Students Student Bursaries NHS Business Services Authority. NHS Student Bursaries is part of Student Services and is supplied by the NHS Business Services Authority. We award and pay NHS Bursaries to students on pre-registration health professional training courses according to the NHS Bursary Scheme as published by the Department of Health. If you are thinking of taking up (or are already enrolled on) a qualifying training course, you’ll find information on this site about who can apply for an NHS Bursary and how to apply. New Students Continuing Students We take bursary fraud very seriously.
Please read more here: NHS Student Bursary Fraud. Use our bursary calculators to find out if you are eligible to apply, what your student status will be (independent/dependent) and provide you an estimate of what you could receive in a basic award as well as any potential additional allowances. Ask Us - discover the answers to your queries 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Student finance, loans and universities. Paying the University. Guaranteed Bursaries. The University of Nottingham is providing a generous package of bursaries to support full time undergraduate home* students from lower-income families who are liable for the £9,000 tuition fee.
Unfortunately, students on NHS-funded courses are not eligible for these University bursaries (with the exception of the Nottingham Potential Bursary for Care Leavers). University Core Bursary At least a third of our students are likely to be eligible for our Core Bursary, which offers up to £3,000 for each year of undergraduate study. Please see thresholds and award levels below, if you have any questions about your entitlement please email us at bursaries@nottingham.ac.uk Bursaries of between £750 - £3,000 are being offered to undergraduate students who commenced their course in September 2013 and are liable for the £9,000 tuition fee.
To be eligible you must: Be registered on a first undergraduate degree course (or PGCE/ 1st year GEM) at Nottingham. Exceptional Courses Nottingham Potential Bursary. British Council.