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Bursaries
Bournemouth University Partnership Bursaries
Who is eligible?
UK/EU students starting a full-time Bournemouth University undergraduate programme at a Partner College (excluding Bridgwater College / Cannington Centre for Land Based Studies), in the 2006-07 academic year, will automatically receive a non means-tested bursary of £500 per year. Students eligible to receive a Bournemouth University Partnership Bursary can also apply for a means-tested Bournemouth University Bursary.
How and when do I apply?
If you are a UK/EU studying a Bournemouth University programme at a Partner College (excluding Bridgwater College / Cannington Centre for Land Based Studies), you will automatically receive a £500 bursary. However, if you believe you may be eligible, you will need to apply for the additional Bournemouth University Bursary as set out above.
When will bursaries be paid?
Bournemouth University Bursaries and Bournemouth University Partnership Bursaries will be paid in two equal instalments for each year that the student continues to actively participate on their programme of study. Payments will normally be made on the first working day of December and the first working day of the summer term. No bursaries will be paid in a sandwich year, given that students are likely to be in employment.
Other useful Information
Eligibility to receive bursaries is not affected by any other loan, grant, scholarship or bursary provided to you from any source.
Partner College students can also apply for Bournemouth University Bursaries
Who is eligible?
UK/EU students starting a full-time Bournemouth University undergraduate programme in the 2006-07 academic year are eligible to apply. However, this bursary is means-tested, with the maximum bursary available being £1,000 each year (excluding sandwich year). Normally, the annual renewal of the bursary will be subject to successful completion of the previous year of the programme. Bournemouth University students studying at Partnership Institutions can also apply for this bursary.
UK students who get the full maintenance grant from their LEA are automatically entitled to the full Bournemouth University Bursary of £1,000 per year (excluding sandwich year). If you receive a smaller maintenance grant from the LEA, the Bournemouth University Bursary will be reduced accordingly. Details of the maintenance grant are given below.
How and when do I apply?
If you are a UK/EU student holding an offer of a place on the first year of a full-time undergraduate programme you must contact the University to obtain the appropriate form. The completed form should be sent to the University Bursaries Board, normally enclosing a copy of the completed Local Education Authority (LEA) assessment. Your application should be submitted as soon as possible after you receive the outcome of your LEA Assessment. You may also apply during the academic year, but the award will normally be reduced pro-rata. You will be asked each year to confirm that your financial circumstances have not changed.
Your completed application should be sent to:
Bournemouth University Bursaries Board
Registry
Bournemouth University
Talbot Campus
Fern Barrow
Poole
BH12 5BB
Minimum Standard Bursary
Please note: Students eligible for the full maintenance grant who are accepted onto a programme charged at £2,700 or more, will also receive an extra £300 bursary in addition to the bursary schemes outlined above.
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