Nationality requirement:
UK
Wales
Course subject you are applying for:
Other Creative Arts
Theatre
General History
Media
Creative Writing
Media Studies
PPE (Philosophy, Politics, Economics)
Social Science
Religious Studies
Sociology
Linguistic
Language and Literature
Law
Science, Technology, and Society
Selection criteria:Contact the university
Application requirement details:Contact the university
Study level you are applying for:Undergraduate
Glynne Family Bursary (North Wales Award): This bursary of up to £1250 maximum during the first year of study, with a maximum eight awards available.
To be eligible applicants must either (1) have attended secondary school/college, or (2) be normally resident in one of the following counties: Isle of Anglesey, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Wrexham
Glynne Family Bursary (All-Wales Award): This bursary of up to £500 maximum during the first year of study, with a maximum five awards available.
To be eligible applicants must either (1) have attended secondary school/college, or (2) be normally resident in Wales.
Conditions and Eligibility
These bursaries are available to UK students who have applied for and go on to enrol on a BA degree in the department of Welsh and Celtic Studies at Bangor University. Successful students will receive a single bursary award, payable in their first year of study only. Eligible students:
- Must commence their BA degree at Bangor University in September 2026 in a single honours ‘Cymraeg (Welsh)', 'Cymraeg (Welsh) with...', joint honours ‘Cymraeg (Welsh) and...', or ‘Another subject with Cymraeg (Welsh)' degree offered by the Department.
- Must be enrolled (FT or PT) on an eligible degree course (see * below).
- For the north Wales award, will have attended secondary school/college and/or be resident in north Wales (namely, Isle of Anglesey, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Wrexham).
- For the All-Wales award, will have attended secondary school/college and/or be resident in Wales.
