Money@CampusLife Bursaries and Special Awards

All initial enquiries regarding accessing available support for Care Leavers should be made to Participation@CampusLife. To find out further information of the support offered to Care Leavers and how to contact Participation@CampusLife, please follow this link: Being a Care Leaver

The Care Leaver Bursary is available to all eligible ‘home’ students, studying full time and part time on an undergraduate or postgraduate degree programme. We offer a Care Leaver bursary in each year of study to undergraduate students of £2,000 which is split into two payments throughout each academic year. Part-time students will receive a pro-rata payment of £1,000 in each year of study of their undergraduate course.

Postgraduate, PhD students and students completing a second degree (including GEM and PGCE) are eligible to receive a postgraduate Care Leaver bursary, totalling £1,000 for the duration of your course.

All initial enquiries regarding accessing available support for estranged students should be made to Participation@CampusLife. To find out further information of the support offered to estranged students and how to contact Participation@CampusLife, please follow this link: Being Estranged From Your Family

The Estranged Student Bursary is available to all eligible ‘home’ students, studying full time and part time on taught undergraduate degree programme. We offer an Estranged Student Bursary of £1,000 in each year of study to undergraduate students, which is split into 2 payments each academic year. Part-time students will receive a pro-rata payment of £500 in each year of study of their undergraduate course.

Postgraduate, PhD students and students completing a second degree (including GEM and PGCE) are not eligible to receive the bursary, but may be granted priority access to Money@CampusLife Hardship Funds.

All initial enquiries regarding accessing available support for carers should be made to Welfare@CampusLife. To find out further information of the support offered to Student Carers and how to contact Welfare@CampusLife, please follow this link: Being a Student Carer

We offer a bursary for Student Carers in each year of study to undergraduate students of £1,000* which is split into two payments throughout the academic year. Part-time students will receive a pro-rata payment of £500* in each year of study of their undergraduate course.

Postgraduate, PhD students and students completing a second degree (including GEM and PGCE) are eligible to receive a postgraduate Student Carers bursary per course of £1,000 for full-time students and £500 per course for part-time students.

Money@CampusLife are pleased announce that we are now offering a non-repayable award to provide financial support to students who are pregnant. 

The Maternity Support Payment is a one off payment of £600. Applications will need to be made 10 weeks before your due date and will require a MATB1 form as evidence to support your application. 

To receive an application contact hardshipfunds@swansea.ac.uk  For more information, please refer to the terms & conditions and the Maternity Support Payment FAQ's

Money@CampusLife are pleased announce that we will be offering a non-repayable award to eligible students. This is intended as a supplement to the childcare support provided by the students funding provider.

Full-time students can expect to receive a one-off payment of £600, part-time students will receive £300. 

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for the Childcare Support Payment, you must:

• Be a current enrolled student
• Be in receipt of the Childcare Grant element from Student Loans Company / NHS Bursary 

Evidence Required

• Your award notification from Student Loans Company /NHS Bursary evidencing your Childcare Grant award amount
• Receipts of payment or invoices from your childcare provider dated within the last month

Applications will not be processed unless all evidence is uploaded onto the online form.

To apply, please email hardshipfunds@swansea.ac.uk 

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