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Student financeLancaster University has committed £2.7m inscholarships and bursaries to help with your fees andliving costs. Our financial support depends on yourcircumstances and how well you do in your A-levels (orequivalent academic qualifications) before starting studywith us.Lancaster University's priority is to support every studentto make the most of their life and education. For studentsstarting their study with us in 2013, over 600 each year willbe entitled to bursaries and/or scholarships to help themwith the cost of fees and/or living expenses. For UKstudents entering in 2013 we will have the followingfinancial support available:An Academic Scholarship of £2,000 for the first year ofstudy to any student from the UK entering with A*, A*, Aor equivalent academic qualificationsAn Access Scholarship of £1,000 per year for all UKstudents from households with an income of less than£42,600 who achieve grades of A*, A, A or theequivalent academic qualificationsLancaster Physics Department scholarships (open toOverseas and UK/EU students):The Department of Physics is rewarding excellence byproviding scholarships of £1,000 in the first year of studyto those students who choose a Lancaster UniversityPhysics course as their firm choice and achieve A*A* in A-level mathematics and physics or equivalent grades forthose with alternative qualifications including overseas/EUstudents and OpenPlus students.Eliahou Dangoor Scholarship Scheme:The Eliahou Dangoor Scholarship Scheme was created togive talented British students the opportunity to studyscience, and related subjects, at leading edge researchuniversities. Each scholarship is worth £1,000. Please seewww.lancs.ac.uk for information about eligibility andapplication details. For UK students, this effectivelyupgrades the Lancaster University Academic Scholarshipto £3,000.A Lancaster Bursary of £1,000 per annum for allstudents from England with a household income ofmore than £25,000 but less than £42,600As part of the National Scholarship Programme, a£1,000 Bursary, a £1,000 Fee Waiver and a £1,000Accommodation Discount in the first year of study, forstudents from England with a household income of lessthan £25,000. Plus a Lancaster Bursary of £1,000 insubsequent years.For the latest information please see the LancasterUniversity student funding web pages athttp://www.lancs.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/fees-andfunding/.36 www.physics.lancs.ac.uk