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Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025

Awarded by Sheffield Hallam University (SHU)

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

Masters

Funding Type

Partial Funding · GBP 2,550 per year

Eligible Courses

Physician

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

Can Be Taken At

Sheffield Hallam University (SHU)

Provider

Sheffield Hallam University (SHU)

Last Verified On

29 Oct 2026 by WeMakeScholars Scholarship Team

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Overview

Overview:

MSc Physician Associate Studies students can access financial support in the form of a bursary and, in certain circumstances, a hardship fund.

Eligibility for the Physician Associate Studies Funding:

Candidates will receive the bursary and can apply for the hardship fund if they are enrolled in the MSc Physician Associate Studies course.

Benefits:

  1. Bursary: Eligible students will receive £5,100 divided across both years of study (£2,550 per year). It is normally paid over ten equal monthly installments from March to December.
  2. Hardship: Hardship applications will be assessed individually, and award amounts will vary depending on your circumstances and the evidence provided.

Application process: 

Bursary: You do not need to apply; if you are eligible, they will contact you and ask you to complete a short bursary claim form. 

Hardship: You will need to submit an application form.

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FAQs

  • Yes, you can secure an education loan to study abroad at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU). Education loans are of two types — Collateral and non-collateral. Collateral includes either: Immovable property – a house or a flat or land (or) liquid security – an FD, or LIC or shares or bonds. Agricultural lands are not accepted by any bank for education loan.

    Public banks like SBI, BOB offer these types of education loans. There are many NBFCs who offer Non-collateral education loans. Apply for the best education loan to study abroad.
  • The deadline of Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 is Expired.
  • Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 is offered to Masters degree.
  • Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 is offered for Physician.
  • Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 is offered by Sheffield Hallam University (SHU).
  • Physician Associate Studies Funding at Sheffield Hallam University 2025 covers Partial Funding, GBP 2,550 per year.