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Undergraduate scholarships, grants and bursaries
We know that studying for a degree can be expensive, which is why we have a range of undergraduate scholarships, grants and bursaries to help you out financially. And it's good to know that these do not need to be repaid.
Applications for most of them open at the start of the academic year, so you can apply as soon as you get here. Our advisory team are on hand to help with your application.
Each one has its own application criteria - so just be sure to check the details before you apply.
The Robert Reid Bursary
Two £1,000 awards for students who have overcome challenges to attend university.
Dr Andi Lothian MBE Scholarship
A £1,000 scholarship given to two community-minded students entering third year of their undergraduate degree, one from each University faculty.
The Batchelor Trust
Grants of up to £500 from The Batchelor Trust for eligible Year 1 and 2 students facing financial hardship.
Baillie Gifford STEM Scholarship for Women
Scholarship awards of up to £1,500. Open to students who identify as female, studying in year 1, 2 or 3 of the designated undergraduate degrees.
Baillie Gifford Scholarship for Mental Health Nursing Students
A one-year scholarship of £1,500, open to students starting Year 2 of their Mental Health Nursing degree.
Macphie Scholarship
A £3,000 scholarship for one Year 2 undergraduate student studying BSc (Hons) Food and Consumer Science. This includes a paid summer work placement.
Thistle Seafoods Scholarship
A £6,000 scholarship for a first year student studying a BSc (Hons) in Food and Consumer Science here at 51短视频.
Ninja Kiwi Scholarship
A scholarship of £1,500, open to students entering Year 4 of one of the selected Games degrees. This includes a work placement at Ninja Kiwi.
Norman Fraser Design Trust
Three £1,000 scholarships for full-time students studying in Year 4 of one of the specified undergraduate degrees.
The Harris Montrose Bursary
Bursaries of up to £2,500 per year of study for prospective undergraduate students from Montrose.
