University of Strathclyde Covid-19 Hardship Fund

Scholarship Description:

University of Strathclyde Covid-19 Hardship Fund is open for International Students, UK and EU Students, EEA (European Economic Area Students) RUK. The scholarship allows students from Undergraduate, Postgraduate Taught, Postgraduate Research level program(s) in the field of taught at University of Strathclyde . The deadline of the scholarship is expired at 30 Sep 2020.

This fund has been established to assist students in meeting essential needs during the pandemic response to Covid-19. It is open to applications from students at all levels of study: Undergraduate, Taught Postgraduate and Research students.

Degree Level:

University of Strathclyde Covid-19 Hardship Fund is available to undertake level programs at University of Strathclyde.

Available Subjects:

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

Scholarship Benefits:

Students will be provided with living costs during the pandemic. it is a short term award.

Eligible Nationalities:

UK, EU, EEA, UK and Islands, RUK, International

Eligibility Criteria:

Registered students of the University (including students in Academic and Voluntary Suspension) are eligible to apply to the Fund if they meet the following criteria:

• have fallen into financial hardship or anticipate financial hardship related to the current Covid-19 pandemic; and
• Other funds are not available to meet their essential needs, or are insufficient to meet these needs; or
• An award is appropriate to meet exceptional needs.

Awards may also be made on an exceptional basis to students who are “Valid to Register” status.

Application Procedure:

You should complete a Financial Support Funds application and return it along with the following documents to financial-support@strath.ac.uk. If you have difficulty obtaining any of these documents please explain in your accompanying email and submit the form anyway. Applications will be processed as quickly as possible.

Supporting documents (if applicable):

• 1 months’ bank statement
• Confirmation of any funding such as scholarship, statutory funding or salary if not shown on the bank statement
• Confirmation of any benefits if not confirmed on your bank statement