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University of Manchester

Undergraduate Access Scholarship

  • Scholarship
  • University of Manchester
Location
University of Manchester
Value
Typically £1,000
Detail
Scholarship

About this listing

An Undergraduate Access Scholarship (sometimes called an Access Bursary or Fair Access Scholarship) is a type of financial aid offered by universities to help students from underrepresented or disadvantaged backgrounds pursue higher education Eligibility: You have successfully applied for a place at The University of Manchester having completed the Manchester Access Programme (MAP - an programme for local Year 12/13 students). You are under the age of 25 and have previously been in public care for a minimum of three months since the age of 11. You are under the age of 25 and have been estranged from your family for at least six months and are studying without the support of a family network.

Listing details

Award value
Typically £1,000
Study level
undergraduate
Subject areas
Any / Open
funding Subtype
scholarship
Application method
online
Eligibility
You have successfully applied for a place at The University of Manchester having completed the Manchester Access Programme (MAP - an programme for local Year 12/13 students). You are under the age of 25 and have previously been in public care for a minimum of three months since the age of 11. You are under the age of 25 and have been estranged from your family for at least six months and are studying without the support of a family network.
eligible Universities
University of Manchester

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