University of Gloucestershire

Scholarships/ Bursaries

The University of Gloucestershire offers a range of financial support packages for full-time UK undergraduates. The following bursaries and scholarships* are available for the 2021/2022 academic year:

Academic Merit Scholarship:

A grades-based award that rewards applicants for high academic achievement.

Care Leavers Scholarship:

The university offers scholarships of up to £6,625 a year to help students who have been in care with tuition fees and living costs.

Financial Assistance Fund:

This fund is designed to support students facing unexpected financial hardship after the start of the term.

Sports Scholarships:

Support is available for students who perform at a high national or international level in their chosen sports area or as a referee.

The Michael Perham Sanctuary Scholarship:

Offering tuition fees and additional financial support for a successful applicant each year, this fund has been established to help refugees, people seeking asylum and their dependents overcome barriers in accessing higher education.

University Endowment Fund Bursaries​:

A number of bursaries, based on donations from past students, staff and others, are open to applications from specific eligible students to assist them during their time at university. This includes bursaries for Art and Education students as well as funding to help broaden the opportunities available to those facing financial hardship.

Your Future Plan Work Experience Bursaries:

This targeted funding is for specific priority groups (based on Widening Participation criteria) to help give them the chance to access career-transforming experiences that they might not otherwise be able to afford.

* Subject to change. Further terms & conditions apply, visit the university’s website for full details.

Fees

UK

• £9,250 per year for an undergraduate degree (£1,300 for a placement year) for 2021/22.

International (including EU)

• £14,700 per year for an undergraduate degree (£2,600 for a placement year) for 2021/22.