How much NHS bursary do you get?
Current rates for the 2019 to 2020 academic year are: £3,354 for students studying in London and living away from home. £2,389 for students studying outside London and away from home. £1,793 for students living at home.
What is the NHS Bursary Scheme?
The NHS bursary is a bursary that aims to support people launching careers in medicine, nursing, midwifery, dental care, or any other healthcare profession by helping to cover fees and living costs whilst they’re completing their courses.
What evidence do I need for NHS bursary?
If you’re applying for an NHS bursary for the first time you must provide 2 documents to confirm your identity, one of which must include a photograph of yourself, for example a birth certificate and a valid passport. You must send original documents (not photocopies), which NHS Student Bursaries will return to you.
How many years can you get NHS bursary?
If you are required to repeat a later course year which is eligible for NHS Bursary funding, you may still be entitled to receive a bursary for up to a maximum of 12 additional months (i.e. one academic year).
Do I have to pay back my NHS bursary if I drop out?
The majority of these bursaries are non-repayable, but if you drop out of university you might be required to pay them back. As a general rule you don’t have to pay back funds for completed terms, but if you drop out in the middle of term you may need to pay those funds back.
Do you have to apply for NHS bursary every year?
If you are an existing student applying for the 2022/23 academic year, you need to register for an NHS Bursary account on our new system before you start your application. After you’ve registered, you can log in to your account and re-apply for your NHS Bursary.
Does a bursary have to be paid back?
Bursaries are like grants and don’t have to be paid back. You get your bursary directly from your university or college. Talk to your student support service to find out what’s available.
Is NHS bursary means tested?
The means-tested bursary is based on household income, so you may not receive the full amount. It would also be less if you’re a part-time student, as you’d receive it on a pro-rata basis. Also, if your university charges above the maximum amount of tuition fee contribution, you will need to pay the remaining amount.
Is the NHS bursary means tested?
What qualifies you for a bursary?
a student has applied to Student Finance for income-assessed support. the chosen university is on their application. their household income has been verified by Student Finance. the student (and parents or partner) has given their consent to Student Finance to share information with the university.
How hard is it to get a bursary?
Bursaries are awarded based on academic ability, and you will more than likely have to pass an entrance exam with a very good score to be awarded one.
Where are the NHS bursaries most extensive for students?
Most of the advice in this guide is focused on funding for full-time students from England, where the NHS bursaries are most extensive – see below for info for students from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The NHS Bursary is arguably the most generous form of NHS funding for students in the UK.
How do I apply for a bursary in the UK?
How to apply. You need to create a Bursary Online Support System (BOSS) account on the NHS Student Bursaries website to apply for an NHS bursary. You must reapply for your bursary every academic year. There are different ways to apply if you’re from Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
Can I get a reduced student loan with an NHS bursary?
If you’re an undergraduate with an NHS bursary, you may be eligible for a reduced student loan. You should apply via the Student Finance body for your nation before the start of your course to see if you’re eligible. If you’re a graduate, you can’t apply for a student loan even if you get the NHS Wales bursary.
What documents do I need to apply for an NHS bursary?
If you’re applying for an NHS bursary for the first time you must provide 2 documents to confirm your identity, one of which must include a photograph of yourself, for example a birth certificate and a valid passport. You must send original documents (not photocopies), which NHS Student Bursaries will return to you.