A student is deemed not eligible for grant funding if they are in receipt of a bursary, apart from notable exceptions, from public funds in the State, or any Member State, in respect of the approved c [..]

"treasury," 1690s, from Medieval Latin bursaria "treasurer's room," from bursarius (see bursar).

A type of scholarship which contributes towards study fees and/or living costs whilst studying at university.

the treasury of a public institution or religious order A bursary is strictly an office for a bursar and his or her staff in a school or college. Bursaries (and scholarships) are financial help for st [..]

A full or partial remission of fees.

A bursary is an amount of money donated to a student for their education. You do not need to repay a bursary.

is a non-repayable award given on the basis of assessed financial need.

An award made to enable further study on the basis of equity for use towards accommodation. A bursary is similar to a scholarship but the distinguishing feature is that it assists with accommodation e [..]

(n) the treasury of a public institution or religious order

An amount of financial aid for students to fund their studies. See Scholarships and financial support

Funds designed to assist students who meet specific eligibility criteria and demonstrate financial need.

A bursary is an amount of money awarded to students to finance postsecondary education

 - Monetary awards based on financial need. Learn more.

Money given to students based primarily on need, but sometimes requiring other conditions such as enrollment in a specific program. Application for money is done online. Administered by Financial Aid [..]

See Scholarship.

a cash award to help students pay for their education presented on the basis of financial need and/or academic achievement.

A sum of money that does not have to be repaid. Although it is awarded based primarily on financial need, academic achievement is also considered.

A financial award given based on student need.

OFFA defines a bursary as a cash award where the student’s eligibility is either wholly or partially dependent on their assessed household income. By comparison, we define a scholarship as an award where eligibility is not dependent on the recipient’s assessed household income. For example, some universities and colleges offer scholarships based on [..]

A bursary is an amount of money granted to a student in financial need to help with their living costs. They do not have to be repaid.

Based primarily on financial need. Some bursaries may have additional criteria. Bursaries do not appear on a student's transcript.

BOURSE Non-repayable financial aid granted to students to pursue a program of study. Bursaries are granted based on financial need. Some bursaries, however, require recipients to meet other criteria (see also scholarship). 

A non-repayable grant of money, Bursaries are awarded primarily based on financial need, but academic achievement is also considered. Usually, the applicant must provide detailed documentation describ [..]

An award granted on the basis of financial need.

An award made to enable further study on the basis of equity for use towards accommodation.A bursary is similar to a scholarship but the distinguishing feature is that it assists with accommodation ex [..]