The University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary is designed to support students pursuing at University of Hertfordshire. It offers financial support of upto undefined for Tuition fees, Books, Travel tuition and is open to eligible undergraduate students.
Overview of the University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary scholarship
Who can apply for the University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary?
Bursary funds are provided to help with the additional costs associated with studying full time including food, travel, bills, and study materials.
Eligibility: Undergraduate students under the age of 26, with a 'Home' fee status and studying a full-time undergraduate degree programme, who have caring responsibilities for a family member or friend with an illness or disability, mental health condition or an addiction. Students will be required to complete an application form and provide third party evidence that they have caring responsibilities.
Head over to the University of Hertfordshire for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Head over to the University of Hertfordshire for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary scholarship
What does the University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary include?
This scholarship provides the following support:
Applying for the University of Hertfordshire Young Adult Carer Bursary: What you need to know
Ready to apply? Here's what you need to know before submitting your application:
Students will not be eligible if they are: b. studying an initial or foundation year prior to their undergraduate degree. They will be eligible for the bursary (subject to the above conditions) once they have completed their initial year or year zero programme and have progressed to year one of their undergraduate degree c. studying a distance learning course/programme d. undertaking a degree apprenticeship or e. studying part-time
Students will be required to complete an application form, which can be provided by emailing, and provide third party evidence that they have caring responsibilities: a. this should be in the form of an original letter by a professional person (e.g. teacher/adviser from school/college, GP, social services, or local authority) who is not a family member or the cared for person b. this person should normally have known about the situation for a substantial amount of time and can verify that the student has caring responsibilities and for whom they care and c. the letter should be dated no more than thirty (30) calendar days before they apply and should confirm that the student's caring responsibilities are current.
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