Bursaries. Non-repayable grants, such as the UTAPS and SGS Emergency Grant, which assists students with sudden and/or unexpected financial need, are not part of the base funding outlined above. A student under these circumstances is therefore eligible to retain the entire amount of such an award.
Bursaries. Every bursary is a discretionary privilege, subject to high standards of attendance, diligence and behaviour on the Pupil's part and to the Parents treating the School and its staff reasonably. The terms on which such awards are offered and accepted will be notified to the Parents at the time of offer. A copy of the School’s Bursary Policy is available from the School on written request.
Bursaries. 3.1 The Board shall establish an annual bursary fund of $20,000.
Bursaries. 4.1 The University is committed to providing financial assistance to students from lower-income backgrounds. Students entering the University in 2008 (and continuing students who entered in 2007), who are ordinarily resident in the UK and to whom the home rate of tuition fee applies (subsequently referred to as ‘home UK students’) will be eligible for bursary support according to the criteria below
Bursaries. The University will seek to maintain the proportion of students in receipt of state support that it admits each year. In 2003/04 this stood at 50%from 50% to 55% by 2010/11. The University will regard any increase in the registration of students from this group by 2010/11 as a positive and desirable outcome.
Bursaries. 9.1 The Board shall establish a bursary fund for the purpose of improving professional qualifications of its teaching staff. This fund shall be equivalent to 0.13% of annual in-scope teacher salaries.
Bursaries. A bursary is a payment made to a student, the level of which is income dependent. For students with a household income of £40,000 or less, the University will provide a bursary that will be equivalent to 50% of the means tested element of each student’s final LA/SLC/DIUS grant assessment, up to a maximum of 1,412.50 per annum in 2008/9. In subsequent years the maximum bursary level will be index-linked in accordance with DIUS regulations. Bursaries will be payable in two equal instalments for each academic year:
Bursaries. 4.1.1 The Institute will offer the standard £300 bursary to all students in receipt of the £2,700 grant, utilising the UUK/SCOP bursary scheme.
Bursaries. To safeguard access, Bath is putting in place significant bursary support for eligible students. Bursary support will go well beyond the minimum required and will ensure that in the region of 21% of additional fee income is used from the outset to assist those with greatest financial need. The University is also committed to ensuring that placement learning is not rendered less attractive through the introduction of higher fees. Duration of study is a significant factor in student financial hardship and the University intends to use its new bursary framework to mitigate this. In total, in the first year of the scheme, Bath anticipates committing in the region of £841,955 to bursary support.
Bursaries. 4.1.1 The Institute offers a £310 bursary to all students in receipt of the full £2,835 grant, utilising the Higher Education Bursary and Scholarship Scheme (HEBSS). This will be paid in February.
