NHS bursary 2024
Hii, i was speaking to my tutor about sfe and she mentioned I would be able to get the NHS bursary but didn’t tell me much more so I did more research and I’m struggling to see how I would qualify with my course? I’m only seeing it available for medicine and dentistry but I’ll be doing diagnostic radiography. Does anyone have more information thank you
i think you qualify - it's listed here 
https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-learning-support-fund-lsf
https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-learning-support-fund-lsfOriginal post by berrybeom
Hii, i was speaking to my tutor about sfe and she mentioned I would be able to get the NHS bursary but didn’t tell me much more so I did more research and I’m struggling to see how I would qualify with my course? I’m only seeing it available for medicine and dentistry but I’ll be doing diagnostic radiography. Does anyone have more information thank you
You should be able to apply for the bursary of £5,000 as it's on the list your diagnostic radiography. Apply via SFE okay.
See below for what courses are egible for funding.......
NHS Learning Support Fund (LSF)
If you're starting and continuing your course from 1 September 2020 onwards, you can apply for NHS LSF if you're on one of the following pre-registration undergraduate or postgraduate courses:
dental therapy or dental hygiene (level 5 and 6 courses)
dietetics
midwifery
nursing (adult, child, mental health, learning disability, joint nursing, and social work)
occupational therapy
operating department practitioner (level 5 and 6 courses)
orthoptics
orthotics and prosthetics
paramedics (DipHE and FD courses are not eligible for NHS LSF)
physiotherapy
podiatry or chiropody
radiography (diagnostic and therapeutic)
speech and language therapy
If you're eligible, you can get:
a training grant of £5,000 per academic year
parental support of £2,000, if you have at least one dependent child under 15 years, or under 17 years if registered with special educational needs
money back for excess travel and temporary accommodation costs (Travel and Dual Accommodation Expenses) while you're on your practice placement
students experiencing financial hardship (Exceptional Support Fund)
NHS midwife.
(edited 6 months ago)
Original post by berrybeom
Hii, i was speaking to my tutor about sfe and she mentioned I would be able to get the NHS bursary but didn’t tell me much more so I did more research and I’m struggling to see how I would qualify with my course? I’m only seeing it available for medicine and dentistry but I’ll be doing diagnostic radiography. Does anyone have more information thank you
The NHS LSF is only available if you will be studying at a uni in England. If you want to study in Wales, then you can apply for the NHS Wales bursary. Currently, diagnostic radiographers are eligible for an annual training grant of £5,000 per year plus an extra specialist subject payment of £1,000 per year. You will also be able to claim back travel and accommodation expenses associated with placements. For students starting in Sep/Oct 2024, applications will open in March 2024 and you apply directly to the NHS LSF (not your student loan body). If you're already studying DR, you have to apply within six months of the start of your course.
More info here:
Original post by Tracey_W
You should be able to apply for the bursary of £5,000 as it's on the list your diagnostic radiography. Apply via SFE okay.
Applications are made to the NHS LSF not via SFE.
Original post by berrybeom
Hii, i was speaking to my tutor about sfe and she mentioned I would be able to get the NHS bursary but didn’t tell me much more so I did more research and I’m struggling to see how I would qualify with my course? I’m only seeing it available for medicine and dentistry but I’ll be doing diagnostic radiography. Does anyone have more information thank you
Hi,
You should be eligible for the NHS Learning Support fund which is a £5000 non-repayable bursary given to students studying healthcare in England and radiography falls under this bursary. It is given over 3 instalments each year of study,
I hope this is of some assistance,
Mary
London South Bank University Student Rep (3rd-year Children's Nursing)
Original post by Izabel.dp
Hello, has anyone successfully applied for new starters NHS bursary for this year?
Bursary or the NHS LSF?
Original post by Izabel.dp
Hello, has anyone successfully applied for new starters NHS bursary for this year?
I’ve just put my application in for the LSF, you have to have your letter confirming you have your SF approved first.
Original post by LSBU
Hi,
You should be eligible for the NHS Learning Support fund which is a £5000 non-repayable bursary given to students studying healthcare in England and radiography falls under this bursary. It is given over 3 instalments each year of study,
I hope this is of some assistance,
Mary
London South Bank University Student Rep (3rd-year Children's Nursing)
You should be eligible for the NHS Learning Support fund which is a £5000 non-repayable bursary given to students studying healthcare in England and radiography falls under this bursary. It is given over 3 instalments each year of study,
I hope this is of some assistance,
Mary
London South Bank University Student Rep (3rd-year Children's Nursing)
hiya.. do you know when the right time to apply for the bursary is? im having trouble finding any answers and would appreciate if you could help me out
Original post by maya042004
hiya.. do you know when the right time to apply for the bursary is? im having trouble finding any answers and would appreciate if you could help me out
Applications are open now for the NHS LSF (the NHS bursary is a different thing for medics and dentists). You need to have applied for student finance first and have decided your firm uni. If you haven't done that yet, then don't rush in to it. My DD only applied for the NHS LSF after her A levels and it was processed quite quickly.
Original post by normaw
Applications are open now for the NHS LSF (the NHS bursary is a different thing for medics and dentists). You need to have applied for student finance first and have decided your firm uni. If you haven't done that yet, then don't rush in to it. My DD only applied for the NHS LSF after her A levels and it was processed quite quickly.
do you know what happens if Im not applying for student finance? I have a personal loan that im hoping will pay for that as I want to avoid interest... thank you
Original post by maya042004
do you know what happens if Im not applying for student finance? I have a personal loan that im hoping will pay for that as I want to avoid interest... thank you
The website states that:
Other arrangements are in place for those who may not apply for a loan due to personal reasons.
There is a link to an online form on the following webpage where you can enquire about this:
https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-learning-support-fund-lsf/contact-us
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