The Student Opportunity (Hardship) Fund is designed to support students pursuing at University Centre Bishop Burton. It offers financial support of upto undefined for Tuition fees and is open to eligible Masters, undergraduate students.
Overview of the Student Opportunity (Hardship) Fund scholarship
Who can apply for the Student Opportunity (Hardship) Fund?
Applications will only be considered from enrolled students. To be considered, all students must follow the college procedure which includes the completion and submission of an application form, available from Student Services, or by completion of an electronic application through PayMyStudent. All applications must be submitted with supporting documents, such as Student Finance award notice, bank statements and other evidence were applicable. Guidance will be given as required.
The successful assessment of an application, will be followed by a Request Form to ascertain your support requirements. This will then be reviewed and confirmation of the decision outcome will be made via email.
Please note that bursary funds are limited and funding may be closed before the end of the academic year once the allocations have been made.
Head over to the University Centre Bishop Burton for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Head over to the University Centre Bishop Burton for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines


What does the Student Opportunity (Hardship) Fund include?
This scholarship provides the following support:
Applying for the Student Opportunity (Hardship) Fund: What you need to know
Ready to apply? Here's what you need to know before submitting your application:
To be considered, all students must follow the college procedure which includes the completion and submission of an application form, available from Student Services, or by completion of an electronic application through PayMyStudent. All applications must be submitted with supporting documents, such as Student Finance award notice, bank statements and other evidence were applicable.