Financial Information and Accommodation

Bursaries 2022/23

For 2022 to 2023, the government are offering bursaries of:

• £24,000 in chemistry, maths and physics
• £15,000 in languages and gepgraphy
• £10,000 in biology

Applicants may be eligible for a bursary if they have a 1st, 2.1 or 2.2, or if they hold Master’s or PhD. You do not need to apply for a bursary. If you are offered a place on a PGCE programme, are eligible for a bursary and meet the conditions of your offer to enrol on the course as a student at the University of York, your entitlement to a bursary will be calculated based on your subject area and highest qualification on entry. 

Scholarships of £26,000 in chemistry, maths and physics are also available. Scholarships also come with a package of additional benefits from the appropriate professional body. Each of the professional bodies that offer scholarships sets the award criteria. Scholarship applicants should apply to the relevant professional body. For details, go to our Scholarships webpage.

For more details including full terms and conditions of the bursary, please visit any of the following government websites:

Funding: initial teacher training (ITT) academic year 2022 to 2023

Department for Education website

Get into Teaching

Scholarships

Trainees in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are eligible to apply for scholarships (which replace the Government bursaries) from the:

• Institute of Physics
• Royal Society of Chemistry
• Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

These scholarships are competitive and prestigious. They have a range of benefits attached to them.

If you are awarded a scholarship, it is important that you alert us so we can ensure that our records are accurate and you receive your funding when you commence your course.

Fees and Support

PGCE tuition fees for 2022/23 will be £9,250 for UK students (including Channel Islands and Isle of Man residents).

Further information and contact details regarding PGCE tuition fees and financial support for PGCE trainees can be found here:

• University postgraduate fees 
• University Financial Support pages
• Financial Support available to PGCE trainees (gov.uk)

Accommodation

Up-to-date information is available at:

• Accommodation information for postgraduate students

The University can also offer help and guidance for trainees wanting to live off-campus. Advice is available on:

• Finding somewhere to live
• Private sector accommodation (including guidance on rent prices)