Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
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Financial support from Leeds Beckett
If you are facing unexpected financial difficulties then you may be eligible for additional funds to help you.
On this page you'll find information about the financial support that is available to students at Leeds Beckett University.
Funds available
Our Hardship Funds provide additional financial help towards the essential costs associated with being a student.
Find out more about the Leeds Beckett Hardship Fund.
The Summer Assistance Fund provides support for certain categories of student experiencing financial hardship over the summer.
Find out more about the Summer Assistance Fund.
Our university is offering support to new full-time undergraduate students, who are having difficulty in paying a deposit for their university accommodation.
The scheme will consider assisting with deposits up to £200 and will be paid through our Hardship Fund. This is only available for new students who are moving into Leeds Beckett University-owned accommodation.
Students must have accepted a place at Leeds Beckett University and have applied for their full statutory support before they can apply for this scheme.
The scheme is open to students from:
- low-income backgrounds (below £25,000 p.a. for a couple)
- students who are in receipt of means-tested welfare benefits
- students who are dependant upon parents who are in receipt of means-tested welfare benefits
- students who are classed as independent or are estranged from their parents and on a low income
You can apply for your deposit to be covered by the Accommodation Deposit Scheme on the accommodation booking system once you have made a booking.
The bursary is intended to assist students under the age of 25 who are leaving care to attend university or who have been living independently since experiencing care. The bursary will also support those undergraduate students estranged from their families. The amount payable is £1,000 at Level 4, £1,500 at Level 5 and £1,000 at Level 6, which will each be paid in two instalments by BACS. To apply, please complete the online application form on MyHub.
The bursary is intended to assist full-time undergraduate students who have responsibility as primary carer for a dependant adult that will continue whilst they are studying.
The amount payable will be assessed based on individual circumstances, to a maximum award of £1,500. Assessment of eligibility will be revisited in each year of your course that you wish to be considered for the bursary.
To apply, please complete the online application form on MyHub.
This bursary is intended to support full-time students who are undertaking a work placement or CPD activity as part of their course. The support is available to students with a household income of less than £42875, as verified by the Student Loans Company.
Awards from the fund do not have to be returned to our university. To apply, please complete the online application form on MyHub.
Please see our Bursaries and Scholarships web page for further information and eligibility criteria.
Find out more about US and Canadian Loans.
How to access our team and servicesÂ
If you have applied for one of our additional funds and would like to discuss your application and circumstances in more detail, book an appointment.
If you have a query over the status of your application or would like more information about the fund, you don’t need to make an appointment and we can usually answer your questions over the phone or via email
- Hardship Fund
studentmoney@leedsbeckett.ac.uk
0113 812 6701
- Bursaries and Scholarship
Bursaryandscholarship@leedsbeckett.ac.uk
0113 812 5859