Application Form
This application is only open to home fee students.
Please use the form below if you wish to apply for a means-tested bursary. If you are estranged from your parents or guardians, please ask an appropriate, supporting, person of authority (for example your doctor, teacher or social worker) to complete the Certification of Student Estrangement from Parents/Guardians form and submit it with your application as supporting evidence.
Submit your bursary application here.
Bursary Information
The University awards bursaries on a yearly basis and at two levels:
- Household income up to £24,999: £3,000 bursary
- Household income £25,000 to £50,778: £2,000 bursary
Students who are estranged from their parents and/or guardians or care experienced may be eligible for a further £1,000 bursary award. Students who can evidence childcare responsibilities to dependents under 18 will be eligible for a further one-off bursary award uplift of £400, in addition to any standard bursary award. Additional documentation will be requested.
You can take your bursary as cash to help with your living costs, to help pay your accommodation, or even to help with tuition fees. It is up to you how you choose to use your bursary. Bursary funds will be disbursed in two payments over the academic year.
Please note that in some cases, we may require additional information in order to carry out our assessment. If this applies, we will contact you.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us at bursary@nulondon.ac.uk
Please note that only the following home fees students are eligible to apply for a means-tested bursary:
- UK nationals who have lived in the UK, EEA, Switzerland, or Gibraltar for at least the last three years AND have lived continuously there between 31 December 2020 and the start of their course
- Irish nationals who have lived in the UK and Islands for three years before the start of their course
- EU, EEA and Swiss citizens with settled status (or Indefinite Leave to Remain or permanent residency) who have been ordinarily resident in the UK or Islands for the three years immediately before the start of their course (unless the residency in the UK or Islands was mainly for the purpose of education)
- EU, EEA and Swiss citizens with pre-settled status who have been ordinarily resident in the UK or Islands for the three years immediately before the start of their course.