Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards and Discretionary Funds

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During your studies with us there are many scholarships, bursaries, awards and discretionary funds available to you to during the academic year. You can view all of our current funding using the A-Z of funding below or use the filter to see which ones may be relevant to you.

If you are a Scottish student, it is SAAS (Student Awards Agency Scotland) who will be able to assist with any queries about funding your course, or your Student loan. You can also find a LiveChat function on their website, if you require additional advice.

You can find information about financing your studies in our Funding section, including useful links for non-Scottish students, and the Student Information Scotland website (Scottish funding for education) has additional guidance.

More information on the Discretionary Fund and how to apply. If you are struggling financially, or are unsure about managing your finances as a student, please visit our Money Matters webpage.

The team at HISA have also put together a list of external bursaries and scholarships for students, which can be found on their website.

If you are aware of a fund or scholarship which is not listed here, please send us a message.

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We offer a 10% tuition fee discount for taught postgraduate courses and postgraduate research programmes for alumni who have graduated with an undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree. Read more on the Alumni discount page.

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The filter will show options that may be relevant to your circumstances. Remember to check the detailed eligibility information in each funding opportunity before applying.

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For details of how your data will be handled please read the privacy notice which accompanies the funding application form. Please note external funds will be subject to their own specific data protection processes.