Article 26 Award

Successful applicants for the Article 26 Award at Canterbury Christ Church University will be provided with:

• Tuition fee support: Successful students will be offered a tuition fee waiver until such time as they are awarded status that entitles them to access statutory student support. The fee waiver will not extend to repeat years of study.
• Study and travel support: Successful students will be offered an annual bursary totalling £1,000 to assist with study and travel expenses. Canterbury Christ Church University and The Archdeacon of Canterbury’s Office both contribute to this bursary. The bursary is not means‐tested and is paid directly into the student’s bank account in three termly instalments (Term 1 = £250; Term 2 = £250; Term 3 = £500). The bursary will not be paid for repeat years of study.
• Personal support: Support will be developed for each student to enable them to identify and overcome barriers to achievement on their degree course.

The University is unable to provide any financial support for accommodation. Students should only apply if they are able to support these costs themselves for the full duration of their University course.

Applicants must be:

• an asylum seeker/a dependant of an asylum seeker;

OR

• an asylum seeker/a dependant of an asylum seeker who has been granted Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) or some other form of temporary status