Access Awards
Financial awards that do not have to be paid back.
Access Awards are non-repayable support based on criteria such as income, background and personal circumstances, and in some cases geographical area.
Access Edinburgh Scholarship (for students commencing from Sept 2020)
The Access Edinburgh Scholarship is for full-time undergraduate students who live in the UK and are commencing their studies from Sept 2020 onwards. The Access Edinburgh Scholarships are funded by the University and the generosity of our supporters.
The University of Edinburgh Scholarship (for students pre 2020 entry)
For students domiciled in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Amazon Future Engineer Bursary
Twelve undergraduate bursaries are available to female students across the UK studying subjects related to computing and engineering.
The Andrea Levy Scholarship
The University of Edinburgh is privileged to offer scholarships to support Black African and Caribbean heritage applicants from socio-economically challenged backgrounds, made possible by a gift from the family of the late Andrea Levy.
ICAS Foundation Programme (Financial / Mentoring Assistance)
Support for qualifying UK students studying Accountancy or Finance.
Helena Kennedy Foundation Bursaries
The Foundation supports students from disadvantaged backgrounds in completing higher education.
Mathematics Access Scholarships
Access scholarships are available for students of outstanding ability who are commencing their studies in the academic session 2023-2024 within the School of Mathematics.
Chemistry Tercentenary Access Bursary
The School of Chemistry are offering two bursaries, for the sum of £2,000 each per year (eg. £8,000 for a four-year BSc, £10,000 for five-year MChem course). These awards will be tenable for duration of the programme of study, subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Unite Foundation Student Awards
An accommodation award for care experienced or estranged students.
Further Education Transition Bursaries
These bursaries offer financial assistance to undergraduate students who enter university with HND.