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The Marjorie Blouet Scholarship

Marjorie Blouet

As Vice-Chancellor, my family and I are supporting a scholarship to honour my grandmother, Marjorie Blouet who was unable to attend university due to a lack of opportunity and funding at the time.

Under the Made from More Scholarship Programme, I am delighted that we have created the Marjorie Blouet Scholarship so that in her memory, we can support students, who might not otherwise be able, to attend university.

For details about the eligibility criteria for applicants, the terms and conditions associated with this scholarship, and to apply, please see the information below.

  1. Eligibility criteria for scholars and applicants

    1. You must have lived in a Quintile 1 postcode area for the last three years. This is indicated by a postcode in Quintile 1 for POLAR4. Please enter your postcode in this postcode checker to check if your postcode meets this criteria.
    2. You must be a new UK student, starting a full-time undergraduate degree in September 2022.
    3. You are being charged the full tuition fees. These are not being paid (in full or part) by a sponsor or any other professional body.
    4. Household Income as assessed in student finance application of £25,000 or below.
    5. You've not studied in higher education previously. Only applicants with exceptional circumstances could be considered outside these criteria.
    6. You must be enrolled on, and attending an eligible course when the payments are made. Students who transfer to a non-eligible course will cease to be eligible and payments will be prorated up to the point of eligibility.
    7. Scholarships are not normally paid during repeat years of study.

  2. Terms and conditions

    1. This scholarship is not transferrable.
    2. Student funding record must be in a position for the scholarship allocation to be made and paid, as the bursary element of the scholarship is normally paid directly into a student's bank account by the SLC on behalf of Â鶹´«Ã½. This means that the following criteria must have been met: a) Your completed student finance application must have been assessed and finalised by SFE, SFW, SFNI, SAAS (no income related awards will be awarded on provisional financial assessments) b) You must have signed and returned your student declaration form to the SLC. c) Your SFE, SFW, SFNI, SAAS record must be available to Â鶹´«Ã½. Therefore you must have given student finance permission* for your information to be shared with the university. d) You must ensure that your parents/sponsors have given student finance their permission for their information to be shared with Â鶹´«Ã½. Permission/consent from you and/or your parents can be given by calling SFE on 0300 100 0612 e) The data held on your student finance record must meet the award eligibility criteria. f) Once deemed eligible for the award, if your SFE record is not in a position for allocation and/or payment to be made, your payment will be delayed or not made at all.
    3. The bursary element of the scholarship will be paid in instalments in line with Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s normal Bursary and Scholarship payment schedule
    4. Any scholarship/bursary payments made by Â鶹´«Ã½/ Student Loans Company (SLC) after a student has interrupted their studies or withdrawn from the university will normally be recovered from the student.
    5. Any bursary or scholarship payment made by Â鶹´«Ã½/ SLC in error OR paid as a result of false information submitted will normally be recovered from the student.
    6. If a payment is not received, it is the responsibility of the student to urgently contact the Student Finance and Welfare team at Â鶹´«Ã½, so that the non-payment can be investigated. The deadline for the payment of scholarships is the end of the summer term. For the next academic year this will be 16 June 2023. No further awards will be made after this date. Please note: do NOT leave any queries about non-payment until the deadline, as it may take time to investigate and resolve your query.
    7. Payments are triggered via Â鶹´«Ã½ returning a positive registration and attendance confirmations at the relevant points. This process is carried out automatically on your behalf. Students whose SFE, SFW, SFNI, SAAS record is not in a position to have their attendance confirmed will experience a delay in payment.
    8. Â鶹´«Ã½ reserves the right to revise or amend these eligibility criteria and terms and conditions at any time without prior notice. The information provided above must be used in conjunction with award specific information on our Scholarships and Bursaries.

  3. How to apply

    Applications are currently closed

  4. Further information

    If you have any further queries please contact the Transitions Team, Student Finance and Welfare, via: Email: transitions@dmu.ac.uk T: 0116 257 7595 (please select option 3, followed by option 4)

Applications currently closed