University hardship funding
If you're struggling while studying medicine, your university may be able to provide financial support
If you're struggling while studying medicine, your university may be able to provide financial support
Information about financial help that you may be able to access after you complete your medical degree.
Some students can get support with health costs, including prescriptions, sight tests, and dental treatment. Find out how.
Benefits and tax credits can be complicated so it is always worth getting advice on what you might be entitled to and how to apply.
Find out what benefits you may be entitled to as a medical student, and how to navigate applying for them.
Information on what it means to be an independent student, and what that means for financial support during your studies.
Information and advice on applying for government-prodvided financial help for students.
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