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MBChB Bursary Awards Scheme

The WPH Charitable Trust, Coventry Medical Society and Warwick Medical School are supporting a competitive bursary scheme for WMS MBChB students.  Nine awards of £3,000 will be available including our H Singh enablement bursary.  These awards are intended to support students from widening participation backgrounds or where unexpected or exceptional student hardship is anticipated.    

To be eligible for this award students must meet the following criteria:

  • Have a household income, assessed by Student Finance England, less than £42,736.
  • Be ordinarily resident in the UK and eligible to pay fees at the home rate
  • Have firmly accepted a confirmed offer on the MB ChB programme at Warwick Medical School starting in September
  • Be entitled to full or partial Government Maintenance Loan/Special Support Grant/Welsh Government Learning Grant/Young Students’ Bursary/Independent Students’ Bursary

 

Students who have additional (longstanding or unexpected) financial needs should identify these in their application.  This includes, but is not limited to, issues of personal or family disability, illness, recent unexpected financial or personal adversity.

   

If you meet the above criteria please apply by competing this form by 5th June 2026.


Please confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria as specified above: (required)

Please use the space below to indicate how such a bursary would make a difference to your time at Warwick Medical School.

Maximum word count 200 per section

 

Short-listed applicants will be invited to interview early July with representatives of the donor organisations and Medical School. The outcome of this interview will not impact on your admission in anyway. The interview will be in a traditional conversational format and provide you with the opportunity to describe how and why such an award may enable additional opportunity for you.


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