Bursaries and scholarships for Home/EU students

Queen Mary Bursary

• £1,500 per year if your household income is £25,000 or less
• £1,200 per year if your household income is between £25,000 and £42,600

• You will be automatically assessed for this bursary using the information you provide to Student Finance England (or equivalent)

National Scholarship Programme (NSP)

• £3,000 (£1,500 fee waiver, £1,500 cash bursary) for your first year of study
• You will receive the Queen Mary Bursary for your second and third years of study

• 522 Scholarships available
• You must have a household income of £25,000 or less
• You must be in receipt of a full Maintenance Grant
• You must have achieved in the region of 400-440 UCAS tariff points
• You must be ordinarily resident in England
• You will be automatically assessed for the Scholarship if you have submitted your details for income assessment by Student Finance England by A-Level results day

Queen Mary and Westfield Alumni Student Bursary

• £1,000 per year for three years

• Two bursaries available

• You must have enrolled in September and be in the first year of your course
• You must be under 20 years old at the start of the course
• You must be  a permanent resident in the City of London, London Borough of Tower Hamlets or Hackney and have lived there for at least three years
• You must be assessed by Student Finance England as having a household income of £42,600 or less
• Eligible students will automatically be sent an application form by the University

Aldgate and Allhallows Foundation Scholarship

• £1,000 per year for three years

• You must have enrolled in September and be in the first year of your course
• You must be under 25 years old at the start of the course
• You must be  a permanent resident in the City of London or London Borough of Tower Hamlets and have lived there for at least three years
• You must be assessed by Student Finance England as having a household income of £42,600 or less
• Eligible students will automatically be sent an application form by the University

Queen Mary UNITE Accommodation and Access Bursary 2013-14

• Accommodation for each year of your studies at Rahere Court and a cash bursary of £4,000 a year to be paid as follows: £1,500, £1,250 and £1,250 respectively at the start of each term, for a maximum of three years

• You must have firmly accepted an offer of a place at Queen Mary on an eligible programme
• This must be your first time entering Higher Education
• You must be a Home (UK) undergraduate starting your course in September 2013
• You must intend to stay at Rahere Court for at least three years
• You must have an assessed household income of £25,000 per annum or less each year
• You should be in receipt of the maximum maintenance grant (£3,354) each year
• You must have applied for your maximum entitlement to UK government help each year with tuition fees and loans/grants for living costs support
• You must have given Student Finance England consent to share your financial information with Queen Mary
• Priority will be given to young independent students who have previously been in Local Authority care, or residing in a Foyer or similar residential provision for young homeless adults
• You will have to make an application to be considered for the UNITE Accommodation and Access Bursaries

Science and Engineering Excellence Scholarships

£3,000 per year

• School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
• School of Engineering and Materials Science
• School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science
• School of Mathematical Sciences
• School of Physics and Astronomy