Sentence examples for amount of bursary from inspiring English sources

Earlier research carried out by Offa in 2010 indicated that the precise amount of bursary awarded by a university or college did not affect a student's choice of university.

The National Union of Students (NUS) expressed anger that universities and colleges had cut their fees by increasing the number of fee waivers they offered, rather than raising the amount of bursaries available to students.

The fees and application procedure for the course are similar to those for any other MPhil at the University of Cambridge, and the amount of the bursaries will vary.

"We do have a significant amount of pupils who are receiving bursaries.

The Charity Commission has thereby seen the amount of fee remission through means-tested bursaries that the schools give and the work the schools do with others in the state sector or within the community.

Scholarships and grants Most business schools have some sort of bursary scheme.

Universities spend huge amounts of money on bursaries and scholarships – over £400m in 2014.

The fashion designer also left £250,000 to each of his five siblings and asked for a large amount of his fortune to be given to his Sarabande charity in order to fund bursaries for students at Central St Martin's College of Art and Design.

It calls for outreach programmes in disadvantaged areas to inspire students into higher education, rather than "tokenistic efforts" such as offering small numbers of bursaries, which amounts to cherry-picking the best students at the expense of others.

I got a bursary from the Government, which is £5,000, to reflect my degree result and because I am going into teaching, which is supposed to cover a significant amount of my £9,000 tuition fees.

"Students most in need of support also have access to £192m worth of bursaries provided by universities, the majority of which provide far more than the minimum amounts outlined today".