Subject-specific bursaries and scholarships

These awards are based on the subject you are studing at University. If you have any questions about these Scholarships please contact the Financial Support team on 0115 8232071 or email bursaries@nottingham.ac.uk OR contact the School/Department that are publicising the award.

Please note that the majority of these awards are for Undergraduate students with home* fee status.

 

Faculty of Engineering

The Lillingstone Trust STEM Scholarship - household income below £35,000

The James Key Scholarship - household income below £35,000

The Engineering Scholarship web pages also give information about external Scholarships that you may be eligible to apply to.

 

 

Faculty of Science

All courses in the Faculty of Science
The Lillingstone Trust STEM Scholarship - household income below £35,000.
 

 

Biosciences
Edward & Margaret Leafe Scholarship - household income below £35,000.
 

 

Mathematical Sciences
MJG Mathematics Scholarship - Household income below £42,875
 

 

Physics and Astronomy

Sir Peter Mansfield High-Achiever Scholarships

School prizes

 

 

 

 

Faculty of Social Sciences

All courses in the Faculty of Social Sciences
Hollick Family Trust - for any Social Sciences subject & household income below £25,000 
 

 

Industrial Economics

Industrial Economics Potential Scholarship - household income below £42,875

EconomicsThe Robert Enticott Scholarship - household income below £42,875

 

 

Law

JC Smith Scholarship 

The Wakerley Scholarship - Household income below £42,875

 

 

 

 

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences


All courses in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
The Lillingstone Trust STEM Scholarship - household income below £35,000. 
 

 

Graduate Entry Medicine

The Cameron Gifford Scholarship

Award Value: £500 payable only in the first year of study.

To be eligible, you must meet the following additional criteria:

• Candidates must have received their secondary education at a state funded school in the UK . Priority will be given to candidates who have received their secondary education at a state funded school in the North East of England (i.e. the counties of Durham , Northumberland, Teesside, Tyneside and Wearside ) 
• Priority will be given to mature students (age 25+)

Applications will open in Summer 2020.

 

 

Veterinary Medicine
Edward & Margaret Leafe Scholarship - household income below £35,000. 
 

 

 

 

If your School or course isn't listed here you may still wish to check their web pages to see if any additional funds are on offer, but please note that not all Schools or Departments are able to offer such funding.

*A 'home' student is one who meets certain UK residence criteria. These are the same criteria as apply to eligibility for home funding from Student Finance