2013/14 (AAB/ABB - UK/EU Undergraduate Students)
Read on to find out if your eligible...
If you achieve AAB/ABB grades at A Level (or
equivalent) you could receive a bursary from MMU worth up to £1,500.
The MMU Academic Achievement Bursary is not means-tested and your eligibility
is not dependant on your household
income.
The following notes should answer all your
questions, however if you need any further information please refer to the
following webpage:
For queries relating to eligibility, please contact a member of the
Course Enquiries Team on telephone number 0161 247 6969.
In
order to be eligible for the MMU Academic Achievement Bursary, you must meet all the following criteria:
· You are a new student commencing year 1 of your
first degree in the 2013/14 academic year (or were a new student in
2012/13 commencing Foundation full time Year 1 who then progresses onto year 1
of your full time degree in 2013/14).
· You are commencing year 1 of an eligible course –
refer to the above webpage for details of eligible courses.
· You must be paying tuition fees under the higher tuition
fee regime - £8,000, £8,500 or £9,000, or pro-rata for part-time courses.
· Your course of study is not externally funded (e.g.
through the NHS).
· You must achieve AAB/ABB grades at A Level or equivalent
– refer to the above webpage for eligible qualification/grade combinations.
· Further
terms and conditions can be found at the end of this document.
How
do I apply?
·
Our Admissions team will automatically assess your eligibility for the
Academic Achievement Bursary and pass your details onto MMU Finance – you do not need to make a separate
application.
·
If you are eligible, MMU will notify you by letter or email within
the first term after your enrolment.
How
much will I receive?
·
If you are a full time or
sandwich student, you will receive:
·
Year 1 £500
·
Year 2* £500
·
Year 3* £500
*Payments in Years 2 and 3 are conditional on you obtaining a first (achieved an average of 70%) in
your Year 1 and Year 2 assessments at the first attempt. If you are
out on a Year 2 placement for the full academic year, the average you achieved
in the preceding academic year will be used to determine your Year 3
eligibility for AAB/ABB award.
·
If you are a part time student, you will receive a ‘pro-rated’ amount
each year depending on the number of credits/units you are taking:
·
Year 1 (2013/14)
·
30 credits/units £125
·
60 credits/units £250
·
90 credits/units £375
·
Year 3*
·
Year 2*
·
30 credits/units £125
·
60 credits/units £250
·
90 credits/units £375
·
30 credits/units £125
·
60 credits/units £250
·
90 credits/units £375
*Payments in Years 2 and 3 are conditional on you obtaining a first (achieved an average of 70%) in
your Year 1 and Year 2 assessments at the first attempt. If you are
out on a Year 2 placement for a full academic year, the average you achieved in
the preceding academic year will be used to determine your Year 3 eligibility
for AAB/ABB award.
How
will I be paid?
·
Payments will be made in two
instalments:
·
50% on 27th February
2014
·
50% on 22nd May
2014
·
If you are a full time student,
MMU will pay you directly into your bank account via Student Finance.
·
If you are a part time student,
or your bank details are not available via Student Finance, MMU will contact you directly to request your
bank details.
Terms
and Conditions
· You must be in attendance on each instalment date to
be entitled to the full amount.
·
Your eligibility for the Academic
Achievement Bursary may change
during the academic year; for example if we receive relevant information about
prior study. If this should happen, MMU
will notify you as soon as possible.
·
Should MMU pay you a bursary to which you are not entitled, you will
be required to repay this to MMU.
· You will be eligible for one Academic Achievement
Bursary entitlement starting from your first year enrolled at MMU only in
2013/14 session. No further entitlement will be given in the event you have
to repeat any period of study.
· Should you incur any unpaid debts to the University,
MMU reserves the right to withhold payment of any entitlement until the
debt is paid in full.
What if I did an Betc Extended National Diploma in 2012 with DDM? Would this be included?
ReplyDeleteSorry Francesca I am really not sure. Try the following link or get in touch with the universities student information point
ReplyDeletehttp://www2.mmu.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/money-matters/academic-achievement-bursary/