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It’s important to let us know straight away if your circumstances change as this may affect the amount of Social Work Bursary (SWB) you're entitled to. If you’ve been overpaid, we’ll tell you about repayment options. If you're due more, we’ll add…

If you pay for registered childcare during your studies, you may be able to get help towards the cost through Childcare Allowance (CCA). You can only get CCA if you receive the NHS Bursary, and we’ll pay it in 3 termly instalments with your other…

If you have a disability and need extra support during your studies, Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) can help with costs for: specialist equipment non-medical help course related travel costs You can also get a general allowance which could…

The NHS Bursary provides funding for eligible medical or dental students who normally live in England. If you're eligible, you could get: a non-means tested bursary a means tested bursary, which is based on parental, spouse, partner or civil…

If you’re eligible for the Social Work Bursary (SWB) and studying a postgraduate course, you may be able to get help with your living costs and tuition fees. This is a grant, not a loan, so you do not normally need to pay it back. If you’re…

Travel and Dual Accommodation Expenses (TDAE) provides reimbursement of excess travel or accommodation costs incurred due to undertaking practical training on a clinical placement. How to claim TDAE You must apply for an NHS Bursary and be…

NHS Learning Support Fund (LSF) is funding to support eligible healthcare students. To apply, you need to be on one of the following pre-registration undergraduate or postgraduate courses: dental therapy or dental hygiene (level 5 and 6 courses…

Change of circumstances It's important that you tell us about any changes to a student's circumstances, including interruptions to study, as soon as possible to avoid possible overpayments.  Take a look at our guidance and toolkits for NHS…