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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…

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…

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…

If you've attended a placement as part of your course, you may be able to claim back: excess costs for travel relating to your placement, compared to your usual journey to university accommodation you paid for to attend your placement You can…

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…

We provide colleges and universities with information relating to the Education Support Grant (ESG) in respect of Social Work students. A consultation report was published on 2014 by the Department of Health and Social Care on reforming the…