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Funding is paid over the academic year in 3 instalments. Before you’re paid, your university needs to confirm you’re attending your course for each term. You will also have to confirm this for certain terms. This process is called Confirmation of…

It is recognised that, in a small number of cases, there may be circumstances where some students find themselves facing unexpected financial hardship. The Exceptional Support Fund (ESF) is a means-tested and non-repayable grant available to…

The Social Work Bursary (SWB) is a grant to support eligible social work students who normally live in England. If you’re an eligible undergraduate student, you can get help with your living costs while you study. If you’re an eligible…

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…

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…

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…