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Kent Bursary
Did you start in September 2012?
The Kent Bursary has now been replaced by the National Scholarship Programme, and is only available to students on the "old style" fee structure.
If you started your course in September 2012 or after, please visit here for more details and the eligibility criteria.
2012/13
The University of Kent is proud to offer busaries to students who started before 2012, from low income households. Please click on the Kent Bursary package that relates to the year you started at Kent for further details.
The University of Kent offers a separate package of support to Pharmacy students. Students on this course should click on the Pharmacy Bursary package that relates to their year of entry for further details.
- Kent Bursary - 2011/12, 2010/11, 2009/10 and 2008/09 entrants
Kent Bursary - 2011/12, 2010/11, 2009/10 and 2008/09 entrants
The University of Kent will be offering bursaries to continuing UK students, who started their studies between 2008 and 2011, paying a tuition fee of £3,465, from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students household income and is allocated as follows:
From To Bursary Value £0 £25,000 £1,000 £25,001 £28,500 £750 £28,501 £34,000 £500 £34,001 £40,000 £250 Students who are paying less than £3,465 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, students on their year in industry, or assoicate college students) are not eligible for the Kent Bursary. Exceptions to this are students on their year abroad or in their foundation year.
Applying for the Kent Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
The Kent Bursary is paid in two equal instalments. The first on 10th December 2012 and the second on 22nd March 2013.
- Kent Bursary - 2007/08 and 2006/07 entrants
Kent Bursary - 2007/08 and 2006/07 entrants
The University of Kent will be offering bursaries to continuing UK students, who started their studies in 2006 or 2007, paying a tuition fee of £3,465, from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students household income and is allocated as follows:
From To Bursary Value £0 £21,000 £1,000 £21,001 £28,500 £750 £28,501 £34,000 £500 £34,001 £40,000 £250 Students who are paying less than £3,465 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, students on their year in industry, or assoicate college students) are not eligible for the Kent Bursary. Exceptions to this are students on their year abroad or in their foundation year.
Applying for the Kent Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
The Kent Bursary is paid in two equal instalments. The first on 10th December 2012 and the second on 22nd March 2013.
- Pharmacy Bursary - 2011/12 and 2010/11 entrants
Pharmacy Bursary - 2011/12 and 2010/11 entrants
The joint University of Kent and Greenwich Pharmacy course will be offering a Bursary to continuing UK students, who started their studies in 2010 or 2011, paying a tuition fee of £3,465, from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students year of study and their household income and is allocated as follows:
Year of study From To Bursary Value Year 1 - 3 In receipt of the maximum Maintenance Grant £347 Year 4 £0 £25,000 £1,000 Year 4 £25,001 £30,000 £750 Year 4 £30,001 £35,000 £500 The bursary for year 1 - 3 students will be paid in one instalment in December 2012.
The bursary for year 4 students will be paid in two instalments the first on 10th December 2012 and the second on 22nd March 2013.Students who are paying less than £3,465 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, or students studying the Pharmacy Practice FdSc) are not eligible for the Pharmacy Bursary.
Applying for the Medway School of Pharmacy Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
Students that cannot receive Government funding as a result of studying for a qualification that is equivalent to, or lower than a qualification they have already achieved can qualify for the Pharmacy Bursary.
These students will need to contact Student Finance England to be means tested for Bursary purposes.- Pharmacy Bursary - Students who started BEFORE 2010/11
Pharmacy Bursary - Students who started before 2010/11
The joint University of Kent and Greenwich Pharmacy course will be offering a Bursary to continuing UK students, who started their studies before 2010/11, paying a tuition fee of £3,465, from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students year of study and their household income and is allocated as follows:
Year of study From To Bursary Value Year 1 - 3 £0 £50,020 £347 Year 4 £0 £25,000 £2,000 Year 4 £25,001 £30,000 £1,500 Year 4 £30,001 £35,000 £1,000
The bursary for year 1 - 3 students will be paid in one instalment in December 2012.
The bursary for year 4 students will be paid in two instalments; the first on 10th December 2012 and the second on 22nd March 2013.Students who are paying less than £3,465 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, or students studying the Pharmacy Practice FdSc) are not eligible for the Pharmacy Bursary.
Applying for the Medway School of Pharmacy Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
Students that cannot receive Government funding as a result of studying for a qualification that is equivalent to, or lower than a qualification they have already achieved can qualify for the Pharmacy Bursary.
These students will need to contact Student Finance England to be means tested for Bursary purposes.
All Bursaries must be approved by 12th July 2013 otherwise students will lose their Bursary entitlement for the academic year 2012/13.
2011/12
The University of Kent is proud to offer busaries to students from low income households. Please click on the Kent Bursary package that relates to the year you started at Kent for further details.
The University of Kent offers a separate package of support to Pharmacy students. Students on this course should click on the Pharmacy Bursary package that relates to their year of entry for further details.
- Kent Bursary - 2011/12, 2010/11, 2009/10 and 2008/09 entrants
Kent Bursary - 2011/12, 2010/11, 2009/10 and 2008/09 entrants
The University of Kent will be offering bursaries to UK students paying a tuition fee of £3,375 from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students household income and is allocated as follows:
From To Bursary Value £0 £25,000 £1,000 £25,001 £28,500 £750 £28,501 £34,000 £500 £34,001 £40,000 £250 Students who are paying less than £3,375 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, students on their year in industry, or assoicate college students) are not eligible for the Kent Bursary. Exceptions to this are students on their year abroad or in their foundation year.
Applying for the Kent Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
The Kent Bursary is paid in two equal instalments. The first in December 2011 and the second in March 2012.
- Kent Bursary - 2007/08 and 2006/07 entrants
Kent Bursary - 2007/08 and 2006/07 entrants
The University of Kent will be offering bursaries to UK students paying a tuition fee of £3,375 from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students household income and is allocated as follows:
From To Bursary Value £0 £21,000 £1,000 £21,001 £28,500 £750 £28,501 £34,000 £500 £34,001 £40,000 £250 Students who are paying less than £3,375 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, students on their year in industry, or assoicate college students) are not eligible for the Kent Bursary. Exceptions to this are students on their year abroad or in their foundation year.
Applying for the Kent Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
The Kent Bursary is paid in two equal instalments. The first in December 2011 and the second in March 2012.
- Pharmacy Bursary - 2011/12 and 2010/11 entrants
Pharmacy Bursary - 2011/12 and 2010/11 entrants
The joint University of Kent and Greenwich Pharmacy course will be offering a Bursary to UK students paying a tuition fee of £3,375 from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students year of study and their household income and is allocated as follows:
Year of study From To Bursary Value Year 1 - 3 In receipt of the maximum Maintenance Grant £347 Year 4 £0 £25,000 £1,000 Year 4 £25,001 £30,000 £750 Year 4 £30,001 £35,000 £500 The bursary for year 1 - 3 students will be paid in one instalment in December 2011.
The bursary for year 4 students will be paid in two instalments the first in December 2011 and the second in March 2012.Students who are paying less than £3,375 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, or students studying the Pharmacy Practice FdSc) are not eligible for the Pharmacy Bursary.
Applying for the Medway School of Pharmacy Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
Students that cannot receive Government funding as a result of studying for a qualification that is equivalent to, or lower than a qualification they have already achieved can qualify for the Pharmacy Bursary.
These students will need to contact Student Finance England to be means tested for Bursary purposes.- Pharmacy Bursary - Students who started BEFORE 2010/11
Pharmacy Bursary - Students who started before 2010/11
The joint University of Kent and Greenwich Pharmacy course will be offering a Bursary to UK students paying a tuition fee of £3,375 from low income households. The value of the bursary depends on the students year of study and their household income and is allocated as follows:
Year of study From To Bursary Value Year 1 - 3 £0 £50,020 £347 Year 4 £0 £25,000 £2,000 Year 4 £25,001 £30,000 £1,500 Year 4 £30,001 £35,000 £1,000 The bursary for year 1 - 3 students will be paid in one instalment in December 2011.
The bursary for year 4 students will be paid in two instalments the first in December 2011 and the second in March 2012.Students who are paying less than £3,375 (e.g. students repeating a year on a part time basis, or students studying the Pharmacy Practice FdSc) are not eligible for the Pharmacy Bursary.
Applying for the Medway School of Pharmacy Bursary is an automatic process for students who have been means tested by Student Finance England (loans and grants). Students, and anyone who has been means tested as part of their application, will need to give "consent to share" their details with the University when completing the application for Student Finance England.
Students that cannot receive Government funding as a result of studying for a qualification that is equivalent to, or lower than a qualification they have already achieved can qualify for the Pharmacy Bursary.
These students will need to contact Student Finance England to be means tested for Bursary purposes.
All Bursaries must be approved by 31st August 2012 otherwise students will lose their Bursary entitlement for the academic year 2011/12.