Bursaries and Other Forms of Financial Support Sample Clauses

Bursaries and Other Forms of Financial Support. 2.1 We shall adopt a system of bursaries through which students coming from households in the lower range of incomes will receive an additional grant from the University of Table 1 Support for students related to examples of household income (assessed by the Student Loans Company) 2.2 The five-year cost projections of the above proposals are set out below in Table 2: All years at 2006/07 prices 2006/07 Year 1 £,000 2007/08 Year 2 £,000 2008/09 Year 3 (assumed steady state) £,000 2009/10 Year 4 £,000 2010/11 Year 5 £,000 £300 statutory bursaries 240 480 720 720 720 University bursary scheme 714 1,428 2,142 2,142 2,142 Extension to access funds 000 000 000 750 750 Total 1,254 2,508 3,612 3,612 3,612 2.3 In addition, the University’s access funds, currently principally the Access to Learning Fund, will be increased to enable financial assistance to be given to those who demonstrate need during their period of registration at the University. We anticipate that those groups of students who narrowly fail to qualify for either bursary are most likely to face financial pressures, and the Access to Learning fund therefore will provide us with a flexible way of considering their needs. This addition to the access fund will be £300k in 2006, rising to £750k when all relevant students are paying the new tuition fees. Part-time students are also eligible to benefit from this fund on demonstration of need. 2.4 Students on franchised full-time undergraduate courses offered by our Further Education College partners will be offered the same level of support as students studying in the University. 2.5 The University will apply this bursary policy to all students ordinarily resident in the UK and Northern Ireland. Students from other EU states will however, only be eligible to claim the University’s £500 additional bursary, as detailed in paragraph 2.1 above. They will not be eligible for the £300 statutory bursary unless there are changes in legislation advised to us.
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