Financial Relief for Students: Undergraduate Bursary Scheme 2024/25

The University of Bradford is proud to announce the Undergraduate Bursary Scheme for the academic year 2024/25. This initiative aims to provide crucial financial support to home students, ensuring that higher education remains accessible to all, regardless of background.

About the Bursary Scheme

The Undergraduate Bursary Scheme is designed specifically for home students whose family incomes are below £30,000 per year. This bursary will help alleviate some of the financial burdens associated with pursuing a degree, allowing students to focus on their studies and overall university experience.

Key Information

• Bursary Amounts:
  • Year 1: £500
  • Year 2: £600
  • Year 3 and Subsequent Years: £700
• Payment Timing: Bursaries will be paid in the last week of March directly into students’ bank accounts via the Student Loans Company.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the bursary, students must meet the following conditions:

• Be a new student starting at the University of Bradford in 2024/25.
• Be classified as a home or EU student paying home fees and studying full-time.
• Have a family income assessed at under £30,000 by the relevant student finance service.
• Pay the full course fee of £9,250 for a standard degree course.
• Fully engage with their program of study, including attending lectures, submitting coursework, and sitting for exams.

How to Apply

The process for applying for the Undergraduate Bursary Scheme is straightforward. Students do not need to apply directly; the university will automatically identify eligible students using data from the Student Loans Company. However, it is essential that financial assessments are completed by 31 July 2025 to receive the bursary for the academic year starting in September 2024.

Why Choose the University of Bradford?

The University of Bradford is dedicated to fostering an inclusive academic environment. By offering the Undergraduate Bursary Scheme, the university aims to support students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder academic success. Students can expect a vibrant campus life, a wide range of courses, and resources to help them thrive.