Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards and Discretionary Funds
content
content
During your studies with us there are many scholarships, bursaries, awards and discretionary funds available to you to during the academic year. You can view all of our current funding using the A-Z of funding below or use the filter to see which ones may be relevant to you.
If you are a Scottish student, it is SAAS (Student Awards Agency Scotland) who will be able to assist with any queries about funding your course, or your Student loan. You can also find a LiveChat function on their website, if you require additional advice.
You can find information about financing your studies in our Funding section, including useful links for non-Scottish students, and the Student Information Scotland website (Scottish funding for education) has additional guidance.
If you are struggling financially, or are unsure about managing your finances as a student, please visit our Money Matters webpage.
If you are aware of a fund or scholarship which is not listed here, please send us a message.
We offer a 10% tuition fee discount for taught postgraduate courses and postgraduate research programmes for alumni who have graduated with an undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree. Read more on the Alumni discount page.
Filter funding sources
The filter will show options that may be relevant to your circumstances. Remember to check the detailed eligibility information in each funding opportunity before applying.
View all funding sources
Contact us
| Name | Description | Deadline | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aquaculture Support Scheme | Thanks to the generous support from the Scottish Aquaculture Research Forum (SARF) funds have been gifted to UHI for the benefit of Aquaculture students to help facilitate the student’s learning journey. | 24 October and 15 March every year | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Aquaculture Support Scheme |
| Rural and Islands Bursary Fund | Up to £1,000 of support for existing UHI students from rural and isolated communities in the Highlands and Islands in 2023. | 31 October 2023 | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Rural and Islands Bursary Fund |
| Lillywhite Family Trust Scholarship | The UHI Lillywhite Family Trust Scholarship of £5,000 will support a student on a UHI Music course. | 31 August 2023 | Internal | Applicant, Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Creative industries | Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Lillywhite Family Trust Scholarship |
| Barns-Graham Assistance Award | 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. | 31 October each year | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Creative industries | Moray, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Shetland | Barns-Graham Assistance Award |
| Barns-Graham Travel Scholarship | This is an annual scholarship worth £1,500 awarded to a BA Hons Fine Art student, or a BA Hons Fine Art graduate (within one year of graduation). The funds are to be used for specific project research that requires travel abroad. Due to current travel restrictions UK based travel will be considered. | 31 October each year | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Creative industries | Moray, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Shetland | Barns-Graham Travel Scholarship |
| Witherby Publishing Group Charitable Trust Scholarship | The Witherby Publishing Group Charitable Trust Scholarship is to support one student for the duration of their course (up to 4 years) with an award of £3,000 per year. | 31 March 2024 | Internal | Applicant | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Witherby Publishing Group Charitable Trust Scholarship |
| Statkraft STEM Scholarships | The Statkraft STEM Scholarships are to support two students for the duration of their course (up to 4 years) with an award of £3,000 per year. Statkraft, Europe’s largest renewable power generator, is supporting this STEM Scholarship Fund at UHI | 31 March 2024 | Internal | Applicant | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Energy, engineering and construction, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Statkraft STEM Scholarships |
| Peter May Fiction Prize Fund | A brand new annual prize of £1,000 for creative writing, donated by internationally bestselling crime writer and Scottish author, Peter May. | 14 April 2024 | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Peter May Fiction Prize Fund |
| UHI Scholarship Fund | £1,000 scholarships to support current NC Level 6, HNC, HND, Year One, Year Two and Year Three undergraduate degree students who wish to advance to their next year of study in 2024/25. | Currently not open to receive applications | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | UHI Scholarship Fund |
| Nursing and Midwifery Discretionary Fund | An income assessed, non-repayable grant. Students must normally be in receipt of a SAAS bursary in order to qualify for an award. The standard maximum award is £500, with discretion for a further £500 depending on circumstances. | No deadline. Available throughout the academic year | Internal | Current student | Scottish | Undergraduate | Health and wellbeing | Nursing | Nursing and Midwifery Discretionary Fund |
| Future Leaders Fund | The Future Leaders Fund is supported by Fred. Olsen Seawind and Vattenfall, the bursary offers £5,000 annually (up to 4 years) to a student studying either HNC Civil Engineering or HNC Engineering Systems. | 25 August 2023 | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Energy, engineering and construction | GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Future Leaders Fund |
| St Andrews Society of New York State Scholarship Fund | The scholarships will enable Scottish graduates to study for a year in the United States. Applicants must be of Scottish birth or descent, and have completed their first degree that year or graduated no earlier than the year previous. The monetary value of each scholarship will be applied in the first instance to payment of tuition fees, at a university within a radius of 250 miles from New York City or within the area of Washington DC. Applications must be submitted via the Dean of Students. | Currently not open to receive applications | Internal | Current student | Scottish | Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | St Andrews Society of New York State Scholarship Fund |
| Masters Funding for International Students | Funding opportunites for international Postgraduates | Various - check individual scholarships & bursaries | External | Current student | International | Postgraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Masters Funding for International Students |
| Marshall Scholarships | For American students (under 26) studying for a degree in the UK | Open now for 2024 - deadline 26th September 2023 | External | Current student | International | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Marshall Scholarships |
| Commonwealth Scholarships | For students from a Commonwealth country | Various - see individual scholarships for details | External | Current student | International | Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Commonwealth Scholarships |
| Chevening Scholarships | For students undertaking a Masters in the UK, who are from a Chevening country. | Annually, usually open Aug-Nov | External | Current student | International | Postgraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Chevening Scholarships |
| Canadian Centennial Scholarship | Helping outstanding postgraduate students from Canada at UK universities | Annually in March | External | Current student | International | Postgraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Canadian Centennial Scholarship |
| Saltire Scholarships | Saltire Scholarships is a programme offered by the Scottish Government in collaboration with Scottish universities in the areas of science, technology, creative industries, healthcare and medical sciences, and renewable and clean energy. The scheme offers up to 50 awards, each worth £8000, towards tuition fees for any one year of full time study on a postgraduate Masters programme at any of Scotland’s higher education institutions. For students from Canada, China (including Hong Kong), India, Japan, Pakistan or USA. | Currently not open to receive applications. | External | Applicant | International | Postgraduate | Creative industries, Energy, engineering and construction, Health and wellbeing, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Saltire Scholarships |
| Calum Davidson Marine Energy Prize | The Calum Davidson Marine Energy Prize is an annual prize of £500 awarded to assist a UHI student to further develop their interest in marine energy. The successful student will be able to demonstrate an outstanding contribution to their studies or research and will also show a passion for demonstrating an ongoing commitment to the marine energy industry. | 30 October 2023 | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Calum Davidson Marine Energy Prize |
| HRI Munro Architecture Prize | An annual prize of £500 is presented to the highest achieving BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology student at UHI and includes an offer of a work placement at HRI Munro Architecture. | Winner notified at the end of June once degree results are known | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Energy, engineering and construction | Inverness | HRI Munro Architecture Prize |
| TA Sillars Prize | Awarded to a student who has completed the BA or BA (Hons) in History, Literature (with a focus on English), or a joint degree in both, and has surpassed expectations during their studies. There is no application process, the winner is selected by course lecturers. | Winner notified at the end of June | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Humanities and social sciences | GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | TA Sillars Prize |
| Higher Education Childcare Fund | A non-repayable grant for students to assist in meeting the cost of childcare whilst they attend university. Applications are expected to have taken reasonable steps to maximise income and minimise expenditure whislt undertaking their course. Applications are processed and payments made at the individual academic partner. | No deadline. Available throughout the academic year | Internal | Current student | Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Higher Education Childcare Fund |
| Discretionary Funds | If you are a full-time or part-time undergraduate, or a postgraduate student, and find you are struggling to meet the cost of living e.g. paying for foods, bills, travel etc you may be eligible to apply to the Discretionary (Hardship) Fund for extra assistance. This fund is an income-assessed, non-repayable grant. | No deadline. Available throughout the academic year | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Discretionary Funds |
| John Preston Music Awards | Two annual awards, established by the Liam Colgan Music Fund, on behalf Roz Preston in memory of her husband, the late John Preston, whose contribution to the British music industry across a number of leadership roles is renowned. | 22 October 2022 | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Creative industries | GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | John Preston Music Awards |
| South Asia Scholarship | This scholarship is a 10% tuition fee discount applied at offer stage to all applicants of undergraduate programme, of at least one year in duration, whose permanent residence is either India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka | No deadline | Internal | Applicant | International | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | South Asia Scholarship |
| Black Isle Farmers' Society Bursary | Open to young people between the ages of 16-26 years who live, study, or work in the Highlands and Islands or have strong connections to the area. Awards can be for a course, project, or activity. | 15th April 2023 | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Energy, engineering and construction, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Black Isle Farmers' Society Bursary | |
| Thomas and Margaret Roddan Trust Bursary | EU or International undergraduate students in 2nd year or above or on a Postgraduate taught course or engaged in research | Currently not open to receive applications. | Internal | Current student | European, International | Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Thomas and Margaret Roddan Trust Bursary |
| PhD Funding for International Students | PhD funding opportunities for international students | No deadline. Available throughout the academic year | External | Current student | International | Postgraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | PhD Funding for International Students |
| Prickly Thistle Rebel Fund | The Rebel Fund is donated by Prickly Thistle owner Clare Campbell to enable students at the university to ‘disrupt thinking’ in the creative industries. | Currently not open to receive applications. | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Creative industries | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Prickly Thistle Rebel Fund |
| Carnegie Trust Fee Assistance Scheme | The scheme aims to support students who do not receive government funding towards the cost of their tuition fees and is not intended as a substitute to publicly funded schemes. | Currently not open to receive applications. | External | Current student | Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Carnegie Trust Fee Assistance Scheme |
| Highland Society of London Prize | 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. | Winner notified at the end of June once degree results are known | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Gaelic medium studies, Humanities and social sciences | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Highland Society of London Prize |
| Prize for Engineering Excellence | Donated by Willie Printie, the Prize for Engineering Excellence is awarded annually in recognition of academic excellence in engineering at degree level. | Winner notified at the end of June once degree results are known | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Energy, engineering and construction | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Prize for Engineering Excellence |
| Carnegie Undergraduate Vacation Scholarship | The Carnegie Trust was established in 1901 with an aim to provide “funds for improving and extending the opportunities for scientific study and research in the Universities of Scotland”. The Trust is currently one of the largest educational giving charities in Scotland and operates across all academic disciplines, funding student fees, scholarships, bursaries and research grants. The vacation scholarship scheme can be applied for by students undertaking a degree course at any Scottish University. Applications will be considered from students who have shown exceptional merit and who would like to undertake a programme of independent study or research during the long vacation which is of direct benefit to their academic work. | Currently suspended by the Trust | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Carnegie Undergraduate Vacation Scholarship |
| Sidney Black Memorial Engineering Award | Throughout his life, Sidney Black was driven by his passion for engineering. This £500 annual award is given in his name to inspire new female engineers to achieve their full potential, to allow their career dreams to take them wherever they desire. | 31 August 2023 (to confirm applicant has passed their BEng) | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Energy, engineering and construction | GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Sidney Black Memorial Engineering Award |
| Liam Colgan Music Student Awards | Two annual awards, for songwriting and production, to develop and enhance a student's skills. There is no application process. Winners are selected by programme leader and subject network leaders. | Winners selected annually in September. | External | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Creative industries | GS, SMO, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Liam Colgan Music Student Awards |
| Snowdon Masters Scholarships | The Snowdon Masters Scholarships is for national and international disabled students applying for a master's programme at any UK institution that starts in 2022. Up to a maximum of £30,000 of funding per successful student is available - with up to £15,000 available towards master's fees and a £15,000 p.a. allowance while studying. The scholarship has been designed to identify, accelerate and support talented disabled individuals to achieve their higher education goals. | Currently not open to receive applications. | Internal | Applicant, Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Postgraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Snowdon Masters Scholarships | |
| Gaelic Bursary Scheme | 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.. Prioirty is given to those students in their first year of study who hope to gain a CertHE, DipHE, or BA. Applications are made locally at Sabhal Mor Ostaig or UHI Outer Hebrides. | October/November | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Gaelic medium studies | SMO, Outer Hebrides | Gaelic Bursary Scheme |
| The Neil MacKenzie Trust | Neil MacKenzie was a winter sports enthusiast and climber who died (in a mountain fall) in 2015. The Neil MacKenzie Trust was set up in his name to 'keep his adventurous spirit alive in others, to help them to pursue adventure and aquire the skills to do so in the mountains, as safely as possible'. Grant applications are reviewed on a monthly basis, when funding is available. | Various. Grant applications are reviewed monthly | Internal | Applicant, Current student | European, International, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Business, leisure and tourism, Computing and IT, Creative industries, Education and childcare, Energy, engineering and construction, Gaelic medium studies, Health and wellbeing, Humanities and social sciences, Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | The Neil MacKenzie Trust |
| Drummond Foundation Scholarship | The Drummond Foundation Scholarship provides two awards of £500 for students studying Health and Social Care with a particular interest in caring for Dementia suffers. There will be no work experience attached to this award but the students would need to express an interest in caring for people with dementia. | Friday 9 October | Internal | Applicant, Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Health and wellbeing | Perth | Drummond Foundation Scholarship |
| Reid Endowment Fund | To support Environmental Science students at the University of the Highlands and Islands attending science and technology practical’s, irrespective of their financial circumstances. The cost of travel and accommodation for such trips has, in the past, proved to be too much for some of our students, who have had to miss out on these opportunities. Recipients decided by The Reid Fund Committee. | June and December | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Undergraduate | Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Reid Endowment Fund |
| Scottish Land Commission Prize | The Scottish Land Commission Student Award is an annual £1,000 grant enabling a student based at a Scottish further or higher education institution to engage in an opportunity to support their studies in a land reform related field. The award will be open for submissions again in Autumn and will be promoted through education institutions and student associations. | Autumn | Internal | Current student | English, Welsh or Irish, European, International, Scottish | Further Education, Postgraduate, Undergraduate | Science and environment | Nursing, Optometry, GS, HTC, SMO, SAMS, Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North Highland, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Perth, Shetland, West Highland | Scottish Land Commission Prize |
| View full A-Z list | |||||||||
No results found. Please search again
For details of how your data will be handled please read the privacy notice which accompanies the funding application form. Please note external funds will be subject to their own specific data protection processes.