There will be a maximum of 200 Biomedical Science bursaries and a maximum of 20 Audiology Bursaries in 2010-11.
Those on a clinical placement who have been nominated by their university for a bursary. In addition, students have to intend working with NHS Scotland after graduating. Only those students who are allowed to live and work in this country indefinitely after graduating are eligible to apply.
The Audiology bursary at Queen Margaret University is no longer available to students who commence their degree from session 2009-2010 onwards.
Therefore, the last intake of students who will be eligible for this bursary will be students who commenced their Audiology degree in 2008-2009 and will be due to receive their bursary in their placement year in 2010-2011.
The Biomedical Science bursary is no longer available to students who commence their degree from session 2010-2011 onwards.
Therefore, the last intake who are eligible for the bursary are students who began their degree in 2009-2010. These students will receive their bursary in their placement years in 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 (2010-2011 and 2011-2012 for Robert Gordon University students).
We will give consideration to requests for repeat years. It will depend on the circumstances of each case as to whether we award the bursary.
No. Only those eligible students studying at either Queen Margaret University (Audiology), University of Abertay, Glasgow Caledonian University, the University Of The West of Scotland and Robert Gordon University can apply.
Students must complete an application which has to be endorsed by their university. Application forms are available from participating universities.
Providing you have fully completed the application then we will arrange to pay you in a lump sum as soon as we get confirmation of your attendance from the university.