ENU scholarships, bursaries and additional funding
Each year, we receive funding from a variety of different sources to support students through scholarships and grants. The eligibility criteria is decided in conjunction with the benefactors and policy guidelines for each fund.
The kind of funding available to you will depend on your nationality, where you currently live, your personal circumstances and the type of course you're studying.
Use our Find-a-Fund online application system to see which funds you’re eligible for, or browse the full list of funds, bursaries and grants on these pages.
Check which funds you're eligible for
UK students (excluding nurses)
Eligible undergraduate students can apply for:
- Access bursary
- Childcare fund
- Coming from college bursary
- Discretionary fund
- ENU care experienced bursary
- Merit bursary
You can apply for most of these funds through our online Find-a-fund system, with the exception of the Discretionary fund, which you should apply for through the eVision portal.
Eligible postgraduate students can apply for:
- Childcare fund (full-time only)
- Discretionary fund
- ENU care experienced bursary
For further details on the financial support available to postgraduate students, visit our Postgraduate funding page.
UK nursing students
You can apply for these funds through our online Find-a-fund system.
For full details on all the financial support available to nursing students, visit our Funding for nursing students page.
International and EU students
- Global conflict discretionary fund
- International and EU crisis fund
- International student emergency fund
You can apply for these funds through our online Find-a-fund system.
Postgraduate research students
Postgraduate research students can apply for the Doctoral College Student Hardship Fund through our online Find-a-fund system.
Discretionary fund
If you’re in financial difficulty, you can apply for funding to help you with living costs, accommodation, essential course costs and in some circumstances, childcare costs.
Childcare fund
Nursing and midwifery discretionary fund
The Nursing and Midwifery Discretionary Fund is allocated by Scottish ministers and is intended to help eligible students who are in financial difficulty to attend their programme of study.
Help with your funding application
Not sure where to start when it comes to filling out your funding application? Read our funding application top tips for guidance on how to apply quickly and successfully.
Further support
If you require assistance with funding applications, please visit the appointments page of myFuture to make a face-to-face or Microsoft Teams appointment with a Student Funding Adviser. Please include brief details of what you wish to cover at the appointment.
If you would prefer someone to call you, please let us know the best contact number to reach you on.
For general funding enquiries, please contact us at studentfunding@napier.ac.uk