Funding for semester/year abroad 2024-25

Warwick Mobility Bursary

Students are only eligible to receive Warwick Mobility Bursary OR Turing Scheme fundingLink opens in a new window for their semester/year abroad placement.

Students applying for the Warwick Mobility Bursary must complete the following:

1) Arrival Placement Plan for study/workLink opens in a new window.

You must get this signed after you have arrived and when you have your confirmed module plan/work plan. The form must be signed by:

• Your host institution

WBS instructions: You can upload the Arrival Form provided by WBS instead of this Arrival Placement Plan.

2) How to update your bank informationLink opens in a new window

Ensure your bank details are uploaded on eVision. Note we are only able to pay in Pounds Sterling (GBP £)

3) Upload the following documents to eVisionLink opens in a new window:

• Risk AssessmentLink opens in a new window
• Accurate Placement details
• Up to date contact/emergency contact details

For details on how to upload documents to eVisionLink opens in a new window

Turing Scheme

Students are only eligible to receive Warwick Mobility Bursary OR Turing Scheme funding for their semester/year abroad placement.

Full instructions on how to apply for Turing Scheme funding is hereLink opens in a new window.

Please note only year abroad students who meet the following Widening Participation criteria are eligible to receive Turing funding in 2024-25:

• In receipt of the Warwick Undergraduate Bursary
• On the Warwick Scholars programme
• In receipt of Disabled Students Allowance
• In receipt of the NHS Bursary
• Students receiving Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting themselves or financially supporting themselves and someone who is dependent on them and living with them, such as a child or partner.
• Care leavers and students who are care-experienced. This refers to anyone who has been or is currently in care or from a looked after background at any stage of their life, no matter how short, including adopted children who were previously looked after or those who access the Care Experienced Bursary in Scotland.
• Students who have caring responsibilities. Caring responsibilities refers to a child or young person up to the age of 25 who provides (unpaid) care or intends to provide care for another person in, or outside of, the family home for someone who is physically or mentally ill, disabled, or misusing drugs or alcohol.
• Estranged Students where neither of the students’ parents can be found or it is not reasonably practicable to get in touch with either of them.
• Refugees and asylum seekers