Bursaries and scholarships
We support our University of Hertfordshire students with a very generous system of bursaries and scholarships.
Bursaries
A bursary is a non-repayable sum of money paid by the University to those students who have the least financial resources.
If you are eligible, your bursary is paid directly to you. You can use it as you wish to best meet your individual needs.
A bursary is not linked to any student loan you may have.
Many of our 2011 full-time undergraduate students at the University of Hertfordshire, including those who enter through clearing will benefit from the award of a University of Hertfordshire bursary.
Scholarships
Anyone who works hard or who shows great talent should be encouraged and rewarded.
That is why we offer a number of non-repayable scholarships to outstanding individuals.
Scholarships are not means-tested and are not linked to any student loan you may have.
The amount of money awarded varies depending on the scholarship. If you win a scholarship, you will receive the amount specific to your scholarship.
Other Financial support
If you have applied for a course through clearing, there’s still time to get some student finance in time for the start of your course but you need to apply now.
The deadline for applications has passed which means Student Finance England may not be able to work out your full entitlement in time for the start of term. However, if this is the case:
- Student Finance England will make sure that you have some student finance available to you as close as possible to the start of your course. You will be initially assessed to work out how much funding you will receive without taking your household income into account.
- Student Finance England will then fully assess your application based on your household income once they have received and processed all the information and evidence required to support your application.
Fees
In common with other UK universities, the University of Hertfordshire charges tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate study.