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After National Careers Week, you may be considering your potential path to
a successful future, including university. The costs of higher
education can be daunting, but the Army has many ways to help students
get the funding they need.
With over 70 different job roles, there are opportunities for learning
and development for everyone in the Army, including degree-level
qualifications before or during a career.
To find out more about university funding, the Army is hosting a live webinar
on 31st March at 6pm. Book your place for
free below.
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A
bursary is the funding the Army gives to students to cover university
fees. You can watch our new video
to discover all our funding opportunities.
To apply for a bursary students need to join the Army through the
online application process. With the Army, you could receive:
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Medical
bursaries up to £75,000
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Undergraduate
bursaries up to £25,000
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Bursaries for
music students up to £27,000
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Fully funded
degrees – for those starting officer training as a non-graduate
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“The
Medical Bursary has been amazing for me. I was in a much better
financial position leaving the Army than my NHS colleagues. If you are
thinking about a career in medicine or healthcare, doing it with the
Army is much more beneficial.”
Amelia, Medical Bursary,
Junior Doctor
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