Sentence examples for student bursaries from inspiring English sources

£1.6 million is raised for student bursaries at London art colleges.

They will have access to higher maintenance grants, new fee waivers and student bursaries.

Meanwhile, nurses, midwives and other allied health professionals are in uproar over proposed cuts to student bursaries.

"This is so it doesn't need to cut student bursaries and can recruit more nurses as well as other health staff".

Every time I log on to Facebook I'm invited to another protest against the junior doctor contracts, or about the NHS student bursaries.

"Because the exhibition aims to raise funds for student bursaries we've had an especially strong response because people know that now is the time to support artists, who often have to survive with less prospects of immediate work.

Student nurses and midwives marched through central London in protest against government plans to axe the NHS student bursary.

The Salford student bursary is worth £3,000 for students on an undergraduate course who are from Greater Manchester and have a household income of less than £25,000.

In the 2016 autumn spending review, the government announced plans to scrap the NHS student bursary and replace it with tuition fees, landing future nurses with £65,000 worth of debt.

The income threshold for the young student bursary would rise to £19,000 next year, "whereas the UK government has announced that it will replace the current mix of bursaries and loans for student maintenance in England with a loans-only model for new students from 2016-17".

I started working as a research chemist at the company that had granted me the student bursary, as this was part of the contract agreement.