How many years can you get NHS bursary?
Which years of a medical or dental course are eligible for the NHS Bursary?
| Type of course | Course year 1 | Course year 3 |
|---|---|---|
| 5+ year undergraduate pre-registration course* | Not eligible | Not eligible |
| 4 year accelerated pre-registration course** | Not eligible | Eligible |
| 3 year accelerated pre-registration course** | Not eligible | Eligible |
Can I get the NHS bursary and maintenance grant?
You may also apply for a maintenance loan. If you’re a graduate on a standard undergraduate medical or dental course, you may be eligible for an NHS bursary from year five. The previous years aren’t normally eligible for any tuition fee loans, but you can apply for a maintenance loan and any associated allowances.
Do you have to pay back NHS bursary?
You do not have to pay your NHS bursary back. If you’re not eligible for a bursary you may still be eligible for student finance.
Do you get NHS bursary every year?
It’s important to remember that you will need to reapply for the bursary every academic year – although it’s relatively easy to do so. To find out more about applying for a Nursing bursary and to actually start the application process go to this page within the NHS website.
Does NHS bursary affect maintenance loan?
If applicable, you can claim supplementary grants and travel expenses too. If you’re eligible for an NHS bursary, you can apply for a reduced amount of maintenance loan.
Who is eligible for NHS Bursary in Wales?
Students with previous study from Wales or from England undertaking a BSc healthcare course as listed in the introduction, or the Diploma in Dental Hygiene, are eligible to apply for NHS funding which includes the reduced Maintenance Loan via Student Finance.
When is NHS funding available for Cardiff University?
NHS funding will be available for new students starting the following healthcare courses in September 2019 and March 2020. Eligibility for NHS funding is subject to new students committing in advance to work in Wales for 2 years (degree students) or 18 months (diploma students) post qualification.
How does the NHS support students in Wales?
The NHS only provides financial support for living costs to students treated as home UK funded students. The NHS Wales Student Awards Service administers the advance commitment to work in Wales post-qualification. There are Terms and Conditions for the commitment and FAQs about how it works on their website.
How many local health boards are there in Wales?
Welsh healthcare policy, funding and objectives are set by the Welsh Government. There are seven local health boards across Wales. They deliver primary, secondary, community and specialist services. Three NHS trusts have a national remit for specific services. For example, Velindre NHS Trust offers specialist services in cancer care.