Access to Exeter Bursary (ATE)

We provide additional funding to certain part time and full time Home students in the form of the Access to Exeter Bursary (ATE).

To see what funding you could be eligible to receive, please check your household income below:

Household income of £16,000 and below

If you are starting your studies in the 2025/26 academic year and have a household income* £16,000 or below you will receive £2,300 (Full-time) or £1,150 (Part-time Biomedical Sciences only) ATE bursary, per year, for the duration of your undergraduate studies providing you continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

Household income between £16,001-£25,000

If you are starting your studies in the 2025/26 academic year and have a household income* of £16,001-£25,000 per year, you will receive £1,340 (Full-time) or £670 (Part-time Biomedical Sciences only) ATE bursary, per year, for the duration of your undergraduate studies providing you continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

Household income between £25,001-£30,000

If you are starting your studies in the 2025/26 academic year and have a household income* of £25,001-£30,000 per year, you will receive £850 (Full-time) or £425 (Part-time Biomedical Sciences only) ATE bursary, per year, for the duration of your undergraduate studies providing you continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

Household income between £30,001-£35,000

If you are starting your studies in the 2025/26 academic year and have a household income* of £30,001-£35,000 per year, you will receive £500 (Full-time) or £250 (Part-time Biomedical Sciences only) ATE bursary, per year, for the duration of your undergraduate studies providing you continue to meet the eligibility criteria.