King's Living Bursary 2022-23

King's commitment to financially assisting students who need extra funding to complete their studies. The bursary differs slightly depending on the year you start at King's. As a full-time home undergraduate student studying in 2022-23, the level of bursary you receive will depend on your income and that of your household. Eligibility is checked for each year of your course. This bursary is for costs whilst you are studying and does not have to be repaid. King's commitment is simple. For all new full-time, home undergraduate students, depending on your household income, King's will award a King's Living Bursary. Please check the website for more details. The King's Living Bursary scheme is available to HOME students who meet the following criteria:

• Undertaking a first full-time undergraduate degree or Postgraduate Certificate of Education
• Qualify for home fee status and Student Finance maintenance support
• Have been means-tested with a final assessed household income of £42,875 or less
• Liable for £9,250 tuition fees (exceptions for year abroad/extra mural years or where special fees have been agreed)

Please be aware that students on postgraduate healthcare programmes leading to registration are not able to receive the King's Living Bursary. For students on undergraduate Nursing or allied healthcare programmes, receiving the NHS training grants available this year will not affect your entitlement to the King's Living Bursary. Student who are in receipt of the NHS bursary funding package (e.g. Medical/Dental students on an NHS-funded year) are not able to receive the King's Living Bursary. To receive the bursary, you will need to meet the eligibility criteria, and have been means-tested by Student Finance England/Northern Ireland/Wales/SAAS.