Scholarships and bursaries
Financial help from Middlesex
Most UK/EU students can get loans to cover their fees and depending on your family’s income you might be entitled to more help from the government in the form of loans or grants. International students may also be able to access financial support from their government.
We recognise that this help is still not enough for some students and we do not want anyone to be discouraged from studying with us because of their financial situation.
Middlesex scholarships
- Santander Academic Excellence Scholarship : for academic achievement
- Business School Scholarship : for Business School students who are the first in their family to go to university
- Sports scholarships: including Talented Athlete Support Scheme and the Luck Hille award.
- Sponsored scholarships and awards kindly funded by leading organisations and our alumni
- International Merit awards - for international students - find out more
For further information on any of our scholarships please contact the scholarships officer Christina Gallagher: tel: +44(20) 8411 2219, Email: C.Gallagher@mdx.ac.uk
National Scholarship Programme
The National Scholarship Programme (NSP) is a new £150 million government programme which will directly benefit students entering higher education from Autumn 2012. The NSP will offer students from lower income families (less than £25k a year) additional financial support.
Under the new NSP, Middlesex will be offering 420 scholarships in 2012 each worth £3,000 for the first year of study. This will be based on family income and other criteria. £2,000 of this will be a fee waiver, with the remaining £1,000 given as a cash award.
In addition to this, to ensure support for students who most need it, we will also be awarding 675 students a £1000 fee waiver for their first year of study. A pro-rata amount will be delivered to part time students.
Eligibility for both of these scholarships will be decided using a points based system. You can find more information about the application criteria and process for administration of these scholarships on our NSP information page.
Please note that any applicants for nursing and midwifery courses are not eligible for the National Scholarship Programme as they will receive their funding from the NHS. For more information on fees and funding for nursing and midwifery courses refer to our Rough Cuts finance leaflet for nursing and midwifery students.
Other Scholarships
There are also many charitable foundations that you can apply to for support through your studies - you can look them up online.
If you have a Scottish parent who has served or is serving in the Armed Forces or part of a low income household and living in the London area, you may qualify for support from The Royal Caledonian Schools Trust - find out more
