The College has dedicated funds to support student well-being and participation in sports 2023-24. Grants will be given on the authorization of the College’s Academic Administrator, and will not normally exceed £100 per student per annum (or £150 for students applying for funds in connection with Blues/Half-Blues expenses). Example uses may include: support towards Blues charges or kit, sports equipment, support towards bikes, course fees, or participation in clubs, music or welfare classes
Facilities otherwise provided free of charge (e.g. gym membership) will not be supported. These grants are specifically for an indivdual's needs, not a sports team and amounts that seem unreasonably high will require further discussion. There is no guarantee of grants being given, and should the funds be exhausted within the academic year, no further grants will be dispersed.
If you are in any doubt as to whether an activity will be covered by a grant, please seek pre-approval prior to purchase: proof of expenditure will be required once authorized. Claims need to be made by the end of Hilary term to be considered for this academic year.
Grants supporting Sports and Wellbeing
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Applicants
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All on-course graduate students, within fee liability, can apply up until their last submission/exam date for their course
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Purpose
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To support student participation in sport and other organized activities that enhance well-being
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Quantity
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Normally a maximum of £100 per annum (or £150 for students applying for funds in connection with Blues/Half-Blues expenses), but with grants unavailable if funds (released on a termly basis) are exhausted. Part-time students are eligible for the same funding on a pro-rata basis.
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Clarifications
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Grants will only be given for specific purposes, not general expenses. Once received, applications will be reviewed by the Academic Administrator and/or Welfare Dean and any grants made will be subject to proof of purchase/receipts
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Applications
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https://forms.office.com/e/GWgTswDzpV
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