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Professor John Woodward has been awarded The Polar Medal in recognition of his outstanding…
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Our AlumniMGL Group have pledged to support one Undergraduate scholarship aligned to Northumbria's Higher Education without Barriers Campaign for September 2026 entry.
Through the HEWB Fund, Northumbria are providing a range of financial initiatives to make participation and progression in higher education more achievable for academically talented students regardless of their social or economic circumstances.
The scholarship will award one student who choose to study on one of the below eligible programmes* £1,500 throughout years one, two and three (to a total of £4,500) The money can be used to enhance the overall learning experience.
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Students who meet at least one of the following characteristics will be considered;
It is important to remember that you are responsible for the content of any work you submit. AI can help with things like improving grammar, helping with structure format, organising ideas, and generating suggestions. However, the main content, analysis and conclusions in your work must always be your own.
*If your POLAR4 young participation quintile is identified as 1 or 2, you will be eligible to apply OR; After searching your postcode, click view detailed results and if your TUNDRA MSOA quintile is identified as 1 or 2, you will be eligible to apply (This only applies to applicants living in England)
**UCAS application data will be used to verify submitted information
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Last Updated: 29/10/2025
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