University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)

Other eligibility requirements This is an annual award worth £1,000 awarded to a Fine Art student (open to all years) who is struggling financially to purchase items necessary to do their course. The award can be used to purchase IT (MacBook or similar), artist materials or anything deemed essential to the student in their studies which they are otherwise unable to afford. It cannot be used for course or living costs.

Mature students

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There will be an application process with the successful recipient being selected by a panel. All applicants will be asked to demonstrate financial hardship.

Supported by the Dorothy Dunnett Society the Dorothy Dunnett Centenary Awards comprise two annual awards (£1,000 and £500 respectively) for research in history, politics, culture or religion in the 11th, 15th and 16th centuries. The awards are open for applications from current research students at UHI.

Academic excellence, Other

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The Forestry Bursary Fund is designed to be as flexible as possible in order to maximise its ability to meet the various needs of UHI’s forestry students. Eligible students will be: · Currently undertaking a course at UHI’s School of Forestry · Full Time or Part-Time students Thanks to the generosity of Crown Estate Scotland, the Forestry Bursary Fund offers UHI’s Higher Education and Further Education students in the Scottish School of Forestry an opportunity to apply for an award of £500 to help with their studies. Examples of the how the bursaries might be used include (but are not limited to): · Travelling to attend conferences / work placements or field studies · Purchasing equipment, books or other study materials · Covering cost of living expenses

Mature students

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Other eligibility requirements Students studying through the medium of Gaelic at Sabhal Mor Ostaig or UHI Outer Hebrides This scheme is funded by Highland Council and Comhairle nan Eilean Siar. Students wishing to apply are required to be resident and attending either Sabhal Mor Ostaig or UHI Outer Hebrides within these council areas. The scheme is aimed at students wishing to learn, or study through the medium of Gaelic, with priority given to students in their first year of study who hope to gain a CertHE, DipHE or BA.

Mature students

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Application forms are available at the start of the academic year at both Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI and UHI Outer Hebrides. Please contact your local student support team for further information on this bursary or help in completing the form. Deadline October/November

A financial prize is awarded to the student with the undergraduate dissertation of the year in the Humanities and Gaelic subject network on a Highlands and Islands theme. The winning dissertation is directly related to a social, cultural, environmental or historical aspect of the Highlands and Islands. There is no application process; eligible students are nominated by programme leaders in consultation with the subject network leader.

Automatic, Academic excellence

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Selected from graduating students from across the university, recipients have progressed from an engineering apprenticeship background gaining further education qualifications and then excelled during their degree studies. There is no application process; eligible students are nominated by programme leaders in consultation with the subject network leader.

Academic excellence

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Open to female, graduating students at UHI, who have passed their BEng on any of our engineering programmes.

Academic excellence, Other

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Applications are open to all registered UHI students. Your application will only be considered if it includes a signed recommendation as stated in the terms and conditions. Your application activity should be in connection to your current course but should not be part of the curriculum. You are required to explain how you will benefit and how will it enhance your student experience. Grants are made entirely at the discretion of the panel and applicants will be informed of the outcome within one month of the deadline date.

Other

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Awarded to a student who has surpassed expectations during their studies and has completed the BA or BA (Hons) in History, Literature (with a focus on English), or a joint degree in both. There is no application process, the winner is selected by course lecturers.

Automatic

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Entries are to be submitted with one of the following: a short story (3000 - 5000 words) the first chapters of a novel (3000 - 5000 words), accompanied by a short synopsis of the remaining story the first 25 pages of a stage or screen play, accompanied by a short synopsis of the remaining story Open to all UHI students and 2025 graduates, regardless of the course they are studying. Submitted fiction may be in English, Scots or Gaelic

Other

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Undergraduate students in 2nd year or above - Postgraduate taught course or engaged in research To be eligible to apply for this bursary students must be either an undergraduate (higher education) in second year or above, a postgraduate undertaking a taught course, or a postgraduate engaged in research for a higher degree. Please note: this bursary is not available to Further Education or 1st Year undergraduate students. This funding is intended for students who are experiencing unexpected financial hardship, through no fault of their own. This includes unforseen or unexpected circumstances.

Income related

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£1,000 scholarships to support current UHI Perth NC Level 6; HNC; HND; and year one, two and three undergraduate degree students who wish to advance to their next year of study in 2026/27. Eligibility Students must be currently registered at UHI Perth Open to UK/EU and non-EU students For full-time students and part-time students Open to current NC Level 6, HNC, HND, Year One, Year Two and Year Three undergraduate degree students only Previous recipients of this scholarship are not eligible to apply again

Other

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