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- You need to be a UK home student to be eligible. The support you can get depends on your individual needs, not household income.
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Who can apply. Undergraduate and postgraduate students with physical or sensory impairments, currently studying at the University of Cambridge or Anglia Ruskin University. When to apply. Applications are now open for the 2024 Charlie Bayne Travel Trust.
- Disabled Students' Bursary Fund - University of Cambridge
Who is eligible. You must be: a current registered...
- Disabled Students' Bursary Fund - University of Cambridge
Who is eligible. You must be: a current registered undergraduate or postgraduate student or offer holder. able to provide evidence of a diagnosed disability as described in the Equality Act 2010, such as a medical letter or specialist report.
There is no funding from British government or the University to cover the costs of personal care. You need to: get an assessment of your care needs then get a detailed quote for your care; check that the support is available in Cambridge and how much it costs locally; have enough money to cover your care for your whole course, before you come ...
- Cambridge Trust
- College Awards
- International Disabled Students' Fund
- Prince Philip Scholarship For Applicants from Hong Kong
The Cambridge Trust offers awards (mostly part-cost) to overseas students, including affiliated students, who have been accepted for admission by a Cambridge College. You cannot apply for funding through the Trust until you've been offered a place at one of the Colleges. At this point, the College will send you full details of the Trust awards and ...
Some Colleges offer partial financial support for overseas students. Further information can be obtained from College admissions offices.
The International Disabled Students' Fund (IDS Fund) is administered by the Disability Resource Centre. Eligible offer holders and students of the University who are classified as an international student for fees purposes are able to apply to the Fund for support in meeting the costs of academic-related disability support. See the Disability Resou...
If you're a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge, you're eligible to apply. The Scholarship offers cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs). To apply for the Prince Philip Scholarship, you need to send your application at the same time ...
We welcome you to apply to study at Cambridge if you are disabled. We are committed to supporting disabled students - around 20% of our undergraduates have a disability. This includes students with: Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder – ADHD. Autism.
Undergraduate students from the Republic of Ireland may be eligible for the Fund for Students with Disabilities. Please contact us at disability@admin.cam.ac.uk to arrange an appointment with your disability adviser, who will need to make this application on your behalf.
You can apply for funding to cover extra costs if you are disabled. This includes Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) and bursaries from universities or charitable trusts. Unlike student loans, you do not have to pay these back. You may still qualify for some disability benefits while you study.
