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University Centre Cash and Engagement Bursary

You may be eligible to receive a bursary from Newcastle College University Centre. A bursary is a form of financial support that doesn’t need to be paid back. This bursary will help you with the costs associated with studying a degree whether it’s for travel, accommodation, course materials or anything else that helps you with your studies.

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Additional Support

Some students who meet certain criteria, as verified when they apply for one or more elements of the government's student finance package (Tuition Fee Loan, Maintenance Loan and Maintenance Grant), may receive an additional £600 which will be assessed annually.

Eligibility

If you are commencing a full time, undergraduate, Higher Education course at Newcastle College University Centre in 2025/26 and paying the full £9,535 per year fee, you may be eligible for a Newcastle College University Centre bursary. You will need a Student Loan confirmed or a payment plan in place.  

Learners are not eligible for a bursary where a third party is paying the fee or the learners are studying: a PGCE, a Part-time, a Level 7, a Masters or receiving a Scholarship or an Apprenticeship. 

How to apply

Step 1: Make sure you are fully enrolled onto your course - i.e. you have signed your learning agreement and have been given a lanyard and student ID card

Step 2: Register for a portal account using your College student ID number and correct date of birth. Newcastle Group Online Student Portal (paymystudent.com)

Step 3: Activate your account by clicking on the activation link sent to your email address.

Step 4: Log in to your portal account, and complete the application that is relevant to your year of study.

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Terms and conditions

Where a student withdraws, bursary payments will be withheld.

NCG will not make additional payments to cover the loss of a payment, where a student has provided incorrect bank details and those payments enter an incorrect account.

Students must maintain a level of good behaviour and behave in a way which respects the needs and aspirations of others to learn, teach and live within the community of the University Centre.

Payments will be withheld if the student does not achieve the required attendance.

Overpayments are required to be returned on request.

Awards

Awards are based on the level of course that you are enrolled on.