A bursary

British  

noun

1. the higher of two bursaries available for students entering university, polytechnic, etc Compare B bursary

---

Example Sentences

While the roles are unpaid, free accommodation and travel expenses to and from the island within the UK will be provided by WTSWW, plus a bursary ranging from £200 to £400.

From BBC

The NHS does offer a bursary but we are having to use our savings and are paying £20,000 a year now on childcare.

From BBC

The EMA started as a UK-wide benefit, but it was scrapped in England in 2011 an replaced with a bursary scheme.

From BBC

Jessie was awarded a bursary to cover the cost of the DRO, like lots of the clients who work with Christians Against Poverty.

From BBC

He said the organisation had put forward ideas such as a stained glass window, a dedicated public building to the story of victims and a bursary, but those were not taken on "for whatever reason".

From BBC