The Elizabeth Moley Bursary supports students from lower-income backgrounds who are doing a social sciences degree to succeed and thrive at The University of Manchester.
Eligible students
Independent / Estranged studentsLow income households
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Elizabeth Moley Bursary
Independent / Estranged students
Students who are financially independent of their parents, or who have no contact or support from their family.
Low income households
Students from low-income households, usually assessed via Student Finance England household income data.
The Foundation Year Bursary is available to UK students from low-income households and independent students, who are registered on an undergraduate foundation year.
Eligible students
Care experienced or Care LeaverIndependent / Estranged studentsLow income households
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Foundation Year Bursary
Care experienced or Care Leaver
Students who have spent time in local authority care, or who are studying without the support of their family.
Independent / Estranged students
Students who are financially independent of their parents, or who have no contact or support from their family.
Low income households
Students from low-income households, usually assessed via Student Finance England household income data.
Award value
Direct payment
Academic years
2026/272027/282028/292029/302030/31
Number of awards available
All eligible students will receive the award
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Current
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.
The Graham McKenna-Mayes Memorial Scholarship focuses on supporting students from the Greater Manchester area who are choosing to study a course in Law or Earth and Environmental Science.
Eligible students
Contextually flagged studentsHigh achieving students
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Graham McKenna-Mayes Memorial Scholarship
Contextually flagged students
Students who have received a contextual offer from the University of Manchester.
High achieving students
Students who have achieved highly in their overall grades (this refers to either Level 3 results, or overall university results).
Award value
Direct payment
Academic years
2026/272027/282028/29
Number of awards available
2 (1 for Earth and Environmental Science, 1 for Law)
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Prospective
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.
The Laura Nuttall Scholarship supports students with a long term illness, health condition, or disability, to thrive whilst studying at The University of Manchester
Eligible students
Contextually flagged studentsDisabled students
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Laura Nuttall Scholarship
Contextually flagged students
Students who have received a contextual offer from the University of Manchester.
Disabled students
Students with a physical or mental impairment, long-term health condition or specific learning difficulty.
Award value
Direct payment
Academic years
2026/272027/282028/29
Number of awards available
1
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Prospective
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.
The Lemn Sissay Law Bursary is available to Black African, Black Caribbean and Black mixed heritage students starting one of our undergraduate law programmes.
Eligible students
Black students
What does this mean?
— eligible students for Lemn Sissay Law Bursary
Black students
Students of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black heritage, who are underrepresented in UK higher education.
Award value
Direct payment
Academic years
2026/272027/282028/29
Number of awards available
2
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Current
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.
The Manchester Bursary is available to students from low-income households and independent students. Eligibility is automatically assessed based on your Student Finance England information.
Eligible students
Low income households
What does this mean?
— eligible students for Manchester Bursary
Low income households
Students from low-income households, usually assessed via Student Finance England household income data.
Award value
Direct payment
Number of awards available
All eligible students will receive the award
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Current
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.
The Manchester Masters Bursary provides financial support for students from underrepresented groups who undertake a postgraduate taught degree at The University of Manchester.
Eligible students
Black studentsCare experienced or Care LeaverDisabled studentsFree school mealsLow income householdsRefugee studentsYoung carers
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Manchester Masters Bursary
Black students
Students of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black heritage, who are underrepresented in UK higher education.
Care experienced or Care Leaver
Students who have spent time in local authority care, or who are studying without the support of their family.
Disabled students
Students with a physical or mental impairment, long-term health condition or specific learning difficulty.
Free school meals
Students who received free school meals during their school education.
Low income households
Students from low-income households, usually assessed via Student Finance England household income data.
Refugee students
Students who have been granted refugee status or similar protection in the UK.
Young carers
Students with caring responsibilities for a family member or friend.
The Michael Bates Outreach Scholarship supports students who are studying in the Department of Materials and from a Widening Participation background with a £2,000 bursary.
Eligible students
Contextually flagged studentsHigh achieving students
What do these mean?
— eligible students for Michael Bates Outreach Scholarship
Contextually flagged students
Students who have received a contextual offer from the University of Manchester.
High achieving students
Students who have achieved highly in their overall grades (this refers to either Level 3 results, or overall university results).
Award value
Direct payment
Academic years
2026/27
Number of awards available
1
Study level
Undergraduate
Fee status
Home (UK)
Student type
Prospective
Application deadline
No application required
No need to apply. If eligible, you will receive this automatically.