Edward and Margaret Leafe Scholarship

Undergraduate veterinary students performing an abdominal ultrasound on a dog in the Clinical Skills lab, Sutton Bonnington campus

Edward and Margaret Leafe Scholarship

For students from a lower-income background studying in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine or the School of Biosciences

The Edward and Margaret Leafe Scholarship provides financial support for students from lower income families studying in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine or the School of Biosciences.��

If you are chosen for this award, you will receive funding throughout the course to support your time at the ��ԭ�� and��you��won't have to pay it back��after you graduate.

If you have any questions about this award or your eligibility, please��.

Are you eligible?

Eligibility criteria explained

To be eligible for the 2025 Edward and Margaret Leafe Scholarship Fund, you must:

Be enrolling in the 2025/26 academic year for the first year of a full-time 5 or 6 year undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Science at the ��ԭ�� (UK Campus), this being your year of entry to the university

OR

Be enrolling in 2025/26 academic year for the first year of a full-time 3 or 4 year BSc or MSci course in the School of Biosciences at the ��ԭ�� (UK campus), this being your year of entry to the university*.��

You must also:

Have a household income between £0-£35,000
Not have studied for an undergraduate degree before starting at Nottingham
Have home funding status
Not be receiving external sponsorship for your course e.g. from industry/employers (University Core bursaries and Government grants do not affect your eligibility)
Have had their household income assessed for your statutory government support and consented to share this information with the university

Otherwise eligible part-time students who are unable to study full-time because of a disability should��to discuss their funding options.

For more information, please see our guidance notes.

*Students who have completed a foundation course initially then taken an eligible route to apply for an eligible course in the School of Bioscience will, if successful, have their foundation year award paid retrospectively. Other Bioscience student must apply in year 1, this being their year of entry to the University.

How to apply

To apply, please fill out the .

Applications will be looked at once the closing date has passed and all applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application by email to their university email account within four weeks of the closing date.

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