Bursary in a sentence

The bursary scheme will cover the bursary holders’ full registration fees, examination fees, tuition materials, full amount of prescribed textbooks, accommodation and other related expenses, subject to approval by the metro’s bursary committee.

The programme offers a newly enhanced £1000 bursary for artists and makers who have been practising for over five years, as well as a £500 early-career bursary for artists and makers that have been practising for less than five years.

Audu, however, noted that the 2019 bursary had not been paid and appealed to the governor for the payment of the 2019 bursary as soon as possible.

Alan is now acting as a bursary ambassador for St Peter’s as the school promotes its Keys for Life campaign to offer more opportunities to pupils from across the community.

Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has announced a new bursary with the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) for students wanting to pursue a career in agriculture.

Early-career applicants with less than 5 years experience can receive a fixed bursary of £500, while applicants with over 5 years experience can receive £750.

He commented: "I am delighted that my trip to Scotland has coincided with the George Lauder Bursary award.

Kenny Campbell from Coleraine was delighted when he heard he’d been awarded a bursary, describing the support as giving him as “an eye-opening experience that offered a real insight into the literary world”.

Mike has always had an interest in writing – working in marketing for much of his life – and was fortunate enough to win a bursary from Bloomsbury Publishing house where he was given advice and commentary on his novels.

The £4,000 Patricia Hughes Bursary Scheme was born and is available for students who receive Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA).

The opportunity to apply for a bursary like this one was really helpful and lets me focus just on my studies,” she said.

The two successful 2023 bursary recipients were Christina Mc Laughlin, a pupil at An Gaelscoil Eadain Mhoir and Mia Green, a student at St Mary’s College.

Applicants are also asked to answer three simple questions: how would the bursary support your path through the skilled trades, what does a career in the skilled trades mean to you, and what are your future career plans?

As a result of students coming together to make our demands heard loud and clear, Singaporean students at NTU can now get a bursary.

During his time as vice-president (student life), Griffiths said he worked with the Office of the Registrar to lobby the university to increase the Supplementary Bursary program.

I guess what many of us grew up to know were bursary awards that some state governments used to give to augment the resources of their students in tertiary institutions.

It is instructive to state that the amount received by each student under the bursary scheme by the Ogu/Bolo caretaker chairman, Bipi, is the highest paid by any administration in the history the local government area.

Last year, Ella, of Queensway, said: “I’m very excited at the opportunity to be able to use this bursary to help me with the large amounts of work experience I have to do with my degree.

Let's not forget, no matter how profuse his denials, Starmer benefited from a bursary to fund his studies at Reigate Grammar School in Surrey, which became a fee-paying institution two years after he joined.

She has initiated free weekly Inuktitut classes, organized workshops centred around hunting and culture, and established a memorial bursary for high school students prioritizing Inuktitut.