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St George's, University of London's Access to Learning Fund (ALF) 2020/21 is open for applications. The ALF is our hardship fund for home (UK) students.
Please read the guidance notes for details about how applications are assessed, confirmation of the priority groups, and details of the supporting documentation required. Applicants should be sure to give full details of their circumstances and reasons for applying.
Applications from fully registered and enrolled home (UK) students can be considered, however please be aware that as the funding for the ALF is limited and discretionary, not all applicants will qualify for an award. If you have any queries about your eligibility please email alf@sgul.ac.uk.
The ALF will remain open during the academic year until funds are exhausted. Students who wish to be considered are advised to make an application as soon as possible.
The completed application form and PDF copies of the supporting documents should be submitted by emailing alf@sgul.ac.uk. Once your completed application has been received, the Student Finance Advisor may contact you to arrange an appointment via MS Teams to discuss your application further.
St George’s students have a strong tradition of combining their studies with sport. The costs of competing, combined with the high cost of living in London, can act as a barrier to some students taking part. Each year, students are invited to apply for a prize from the alumni-funded Alastair Hunter Sports Fund. The Fund exists to help students participating in a sport at a high level, or with the potential to do so, to continue fulfilling their sporting ambitions. From this year onwards, one student prize will be available at Gold (£300), Silver (£200) and Bronze (£100) level.
Thanks to generous support from St George’s alumni donations, we are pleased to be able to offer a Conference Presentation Fund again this academic year.
The Conference Presentation Fund aims to support students who have been invited to present St George’s work or research at an external conference in the UK or abroad during the 2020/21 academic year (1st September 2020 to 31st August 2021). Presentations may be made in person or virtually.
Awards of up to £250 will be made to successful applicants in the form of a non-repayable grant to contribute to essential expenditure relating to oral or poster presentations at external events. Costs to be considered may include registration fee, essential materials, travel and accommodation.
Please read the guidance notes for full details about the eligibility criteria and the supporting documentation required with the application.
The Conference Presentation Fund 2020/21 will remain open during the academic year until funds are exhausted. Students who wish to be considered are advised to make an application as soon as possible.
If you have any queries about your eligibility please email the Student Finance Adviser at studentfinance@sgul.ac.uk
Thanks to the continued generosity of our alumni donors, St George’s, University of London has funding available for fully registered and enrolled full-time Undergraduate and Postgraduate EU and International students who are experiencing financial hardship due to unexpected circumstances which are beyond their control.
Please read the guidance notes for full details about the eligibility criteria, how applications are assessed, and the supporting documentation required. Applicants should be sure to give full details of their circumstances and reasons for applying.
The EU & International Hardship Fund 2020/21 will remain open during the academic year until funds are exhausted. Students who wish to be considered are advised to make an application as soon as possible.
If you have any queries about your eligibility please email the Student Finance Adviser at studentfinance@sgul.ac.uk