The Warwick Bursary is awarded based on household income, as assessed by Student Finance England (SFE), to eligible full-time home undergraduate students with a household income of £35,000 or under. Eligible students can receive up to £2,000 per academic year paid directly to their bank account in termly instalments.

Eligible students who meet further criteria (such as students in receipt of Disabled Students' Allowance) can also receive the £1,000 Additional Bursary (on top of their main Warwick Bursary) paid directly to their bank account in term 2.

As part of the University's Cost of Living support package, students who are eligible for a Warwick Bursary will receive a 10% increase in payment in the 2022-23 academic year known as a Cost of Living Supplement.

For more information about the Warwick Bursary, the Additional Bursary or the Cost of Living Supplement, please see our webpage, The Warwick Bursary (2016-2022 Entry).Link opens in a new window

Eligible home students who started their part-time course between the 2012-13 and 2016-2017 academic years, and who are charged tuition fees at £1,500 per 30-credit module, can receive a PTFW of £750 per 30-credit module (pro-rated for modules of less than 30 credits).

For more information, including how to apply, please see our Warwick Part-Time Fee Waiver page.

Students who are Care Leavers or from a Foyer background can receive personal, academic and financial support from the University. Eligible full-time home undergraduate students can receive the Warwick Foyer and Care Leavers' BursaryLink opens in a new window of £1,000 per academic year which is paid in termly instalments.

Students who meet the eligibility criteria to receive the Warwick Foyer and Care Leavers' BursaryLink opens in a new window will also be eligible to receive the following per academic year:

• £2,000 Warwick Bursary and £1,000 Additional Bursary
• £2,000 Warwick Scholars Bursary

For more information, including the full bursary eligibility criteria and information about the additional support offered to Care Leavers and students from a Foyer background, please see the Support for Care LeaversLink opens in a new window webpage.

Students who are estranged from their parents are eligible for personal, academic and financial support from the University. Estranged students are eligible for a £1,000 Estranged Bursary per academic year. Eligible estranged students will then also be able to receive the following per academic year:

• £2,000 Warwick Bursary and £1,000 Additional Bursary
• £2,000 Warwick Scholars Bursary

For more information about all of the support available to estranged students from the University, please see the Estranged StudentsLink opens in a new window webpage.

The Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship (WUGES) is available to eligible full-time international undergraduates. Successful applicants are awarded a tuition fee discount of either £2,000, half fees or full fees during each year of undergraduate study. Applications for this scholarship are now open for the 2023-2024 academic year and the deadline to apply is before 12pm on Wednesday 22 March (BST).

For more information, including the full eligibility criteria and the application form, please see the Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence ScholarshipLink opens in a new window webpage.

To find further bursaries and scholarships, you can check out the University's Scholarships and Financial SupportLink opens in a new window webpage. You can also contact your prospective department to enquire about any additional funding that they may have available.