About
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is a multi-campus university in Wales, United Kingdom, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across a wide range of subjects including education, humanities, art and design, science, engineering, and management. The university is recognized for excellence in teaching quality and student satisfaction, ranking highly in UK university guides. With campuses in Carmarthen, Swansea, Lampeter, Cardiff, London, and Birmingham, UWTSD provides a personalized learning experience with small class sizes and strong student support services.
Funding Opportunities
Constituent College Progression Award
The Constituent College Progression Award is a specific bursary designed for undergraduate home students who are progressing from Coleg Sir Gar or Coleg Ceredigion to the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD). This financial support recognizes students who complete Level 3 (or equivalent) courses at these constituent colleges and immediately enroll in full-time undergraduate degree programs at UWTSD. The bursary provides up to £500 in financial assistance to help students transition successfully from college to university. Applicants must provide evidence of their completion of studies at the constituent college from the preceding academic year, such as an award letter or transcript. Applications are processed through the university's HWB system.
Women in STEM Bursary
The Women in STEM Academic Excellence Bursary is offered by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David to support undergraduate students who self-identify as women and are pursuing degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. This bursary recognizes the importance of encouraging and supporting women in traditionally male-dominated STEM disciplines. The award provides financial assistance of up to £500 to eligible students enrolled in full-time undergraduate programs in Engineering, Computing, Construction, or Environmental Conservation. Applications for the bursary are processed through the university's online HWB portal, making it accessible to all qualifying students.
Institute Bursary
The Institute Bursary is offered by each Academic Institute at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David to support enrolled undergraduate students in their first semester of their first year of study. The bursary provides financial support of up to £500 to help students who are either returning to education after a break of more than 2 years, and/or are the first generation of their family to access higher education. Awards are based on the submission of a personal statement in response to the question: 'Higher education has the power to transform, describe your hopes and expectations for your learning experience at UWTSD'. This bursary aims to support students during their transition to university and help them cover initial costs associated with starting their studies.
Transgender and Non-Binary Student Wellbeing Bursary
This bursary is designed to provide financial assistance to support the wellbeing of transgender and non-binary undergraduate students at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. The bursary provides up to £250 per eligible student to help cover wellbeing-related costs. It is envisaged that this funding will support Transgender and Non-Binary students in accessing appropriate wellbeing support, including travel to appointments, prescriptions, and support and refuge services. The bursary is usually provided retrospectively on the submission of payment receipts for relevant wellbeing expenses.
Reaching Wider Bursary
The Reaching Wider Bursary is a financial support program offered by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David specifically designed to support undergraduate students from WIMD 40 Widening Participation areas. WIMD refers to the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation, and this bursary targets students from areas identified as having lower socioeconomic status. The award provides up to £100 in financial support to help eligible students access higher education opportunities. This bursary is part of the university's broader commitment to widening participation and ensuring that students from underrepresented communities have the financial support needed to pursue undergraduate education. The program aligns with the university's equity and inclusion initiatives to remove barriers to higher education for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Parents and Carers Bursary
The Parents and Carers Bursary is a financial support program offered by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David for undergraduate students who are carers and/or parents with childcare costs. The bursary provides up to £1000 in support, depending on the student's circumstances. It is designed to help students manage the financial burden of childcare or caring responsibilities while pursuing their undergraduate education. The bursary offers different levels of support: up to £500 for childcare costs at registered facilities where government or Student Finance funding is not available, up to £500 for adult dependants where students are not eligible for other grants, or up to £1000 for students under 25 who are Young Adult Carers. Applications must be submitted via the HWB (university portal) and require supporting evidence such as letters from Local Authorities, Social Services, or Carer's Support Groups. Payments are made in instalments throughout the academic year.
Ethnicity Equality Bursary
The Ethnicity Equality Bursary is offered by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David to support Level 5 or 6 BAME or traveller home students who wish to undertake research or performance activities. This bursary provides financial assistance of up to £500 to help eligible students pursue academic and professional development opportunities. The funding can be used for various purposes including attending or presenting at conferences, covering costs associated with research projects or shows, and supporting travel and academic expenses. Students whose ethnicity is identified as Mixed or Multiple Ethnic Groups, Asian or Asian British, Black (African, Caribbean, or Black British), Other Ethnic Group, or Gypsy or Irish Traveller qualify for this support. This bursary demonstrates the university's commitment to promoting equality and supporting underrepresented students in their academic and research endeavors.
Estranged Student Bursary
The Estranged Student Bursary is designed to support undergraduate students aged 18-25 who are estranged from their parents or who no longer have the support of their family due to a breakdown in their relationship which has led to ceased contact for 12 months or more. This bursary provides financial assistance of up to £1,000 to help students who face additional financial challenges due to lack of family support. The bursary is paid in three instalments throughout the academic year: 25% in term 1, 25% in term 2, and 50% in term 3. Students must provide evidence of their estrangement status, such as confirmation from Student Finance that they are being assessed for funding as an estranged student or a copy of the evidence provided to Student Finance as part of the estrangement application. Applications can only be made via the HWB (student portal) and must include supporting documentation.
Disability Bursary
The Disability Bursary is a funding program offered by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David to support undergraduate students who have, or are being assessed as having, a disability. This bursary provides financial assistance to help cover any costs directly associated with the student's disability that are necessary to facilitate their studies. The program is specifically designed for students who require diagnostic assessments as identified by Student Services, or those who need specialist equipment but do not qualify for Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) support. This funding cannot be awarded to students who are already receiving DSA support. The bursary offers up to £700 to eligible students and applications can be submitted at any time during the academic year through the university's HWB portal. Students are required to provide a copy of their Student Finance entitlement letter as part of the application process.
Care Leavers Bursary
The Care Leavers Bursary is designed to assist students aged 18-25 who are entering university from a care background. This financial support is intended to help with the initial costs of resources and equipment needed for their studies. The bursary is available to care-experienced students who have lived under Local Authority Care for three months or more after the age of three. This program recognizes the unique challenges faced by young people transitioning from care into higher education and provides financial assistance to support their academic journey at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 10
- Active Now
- 10
- Source Domain
- uwtsd.ac.uk
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