Income Related Bursaries Sample Clauses

Income Related Bursaries. The University will also introduce Bursaries directed at those from less affluent backgrounds. • For students with a family income which entitles them to receive the full Maintenance Grant of £2,700 the bursary will be £1,300 per year of study. • For students with a family income which exceeds that which entitles them to the maximum Maintenance Grant but which is less than £25,000 a year, the bursary will be £500 per year of study. These bursaries will be payable to all full-time home and EU students who are liable for tuition fees at the full rate of £3,000 and who meet the above criteria. All bursaries will be paid in cash. The notion of family income may include parental or spousal income as relevant, but will exclude any income of the student. The University will seek to establish a broad relationship between the thresholds for its bursary scheme and the thresholds for Educational Maintenance Allowances. The University believes that this will enable the system to be easily explained to and understood by a large proportion of potential applicants. The precise thresholds may be subject to change and adjustment over the lifetime of this agreement in line with changes in the statutory system of student support and the thresholds for Educational Maintenance Allowances, but the principle will be that students will continue to receive the bursary determined by the level of income assessed at the start of their course.
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Income Related Bursaries. The University will continue to offer Bursaries directed at those from less affluent backgrounds. For students with a household income of £31,000 p.a. or less the bursary will be £500 per year of study. Students who come to the University from a care background will be given an additional bursary of £1,075 per year of study. These bursaries will be payable to all full-time home and EU students who are liable for tuition fees at the full rate of £3,375 and who meet the above criteria. All bursaries will be paid in cash and it is proposed that these bursaries will rise in line with inflation throughout that period. The household income used to determine bursary allocations will be taken directly from the income provided for the assessment of student support funding provided through the HEBSS system. The bursary scheme ensures that the income threshold is in line with the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) scheme. This allows the University to deliver a clear and simple message to students about receipt of a bursary long before they enter Higher Education. Where a student’s household income has changed since the assessment for EMA, the University will honour the commitment to giving the student a bursary as long as they can provide evidence of previous receipt of EMA.
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Income Related Bursaries. The University will continue to offer Bursaries directed at those from less affluent backgrounds. For students with a household income of £31,000 p.a. or less the bursary will be £750 per year of study. Students who come to the University from a care background will be given an additional bursary of £1,000 per year of study. These bursaries will be payable to all full-time home and EU students who are liable for tuition fees at the full rate of £3,290 and who meet the above criteria. All bursaries will be paid in cash. The plan covers a three year period and it is proposed that these bursaries will rise in line with inflation throughout that period. The household income used to determine bursary allocations will be taken directly from the income provided for the assessment of student support funding provided through the HEBSS system. The changes to the bursary scheme will bring the income threshold in line with the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) scheme. This allows the University to deliver a clear and simple message to students about receipt of a bursary long before they enter Higher Education. Where a student‟s household income has changed since the assessment for EMA, the University will honour the commitment to giving the student a bursary as long as they can provide evidence of previous receipt of EMA.
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Income Related Bursaries. The University will continue to offer Bursaries directed at those from less affluent backgrounds. • For students with a household income which entitles them to receive the full Maintenance Grant of £2,835 the bursary will be £1,000 per year of study. • Students who come to the University from a care background will be given an additional bursary of £1,000 per year of study. These bursaries will be payable to all full-time home and EU students who are liable for tuition fees at the full rate of £3,145 and who meet the above criteria. All bursaries will be paid in cash. The plan covers a three year period and it is proposed that these bursaries will rise in line with inflation throughout that period. The notion of household income used to determine bursary allocations will be taken directly from the income provided for the assessment of student support funding provided through the HEBSS system. The University intends to explore linking the threshold for its bursary scheme to the thresholds for Educational Maintenance Allowances scheme so that the system can be easily explained to and understood by a large proportion of potential applicants. Any alterations that the University chooses to make in relation to linking its bursary scheme to the levels of Education Maintenance Allowance will be taken in the light of future announcements detailing the ‘EMA Income Guarantee’.
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