Response

As advised bursary funding is only available to medical students from the fifth year of study for undergraduate or second year of study for postgraduates.  This means we have no data for undergraduates in study years 1-4 or study year 1 for postgraduates. Furthermore, many medical students only apply for a fees-only bursary, therefore aren’t subject to income assessment and this negates the requirement to supply details about their family (i.e. whether they have children or not).


NHS Students studying Medicine in receipt of dependents allowance and/or childcare costs during the academic years 2013/14 to 2017/18
Academic Year
Students In Receipt of Dependants Allowance for Child Dependants
Students In Receipt of Childcare Allowance
Students on maternity leave
2013/14
136
59
-
2014/15
134
65
-
2015/16
106
54
1
2016/17
87
44
6
2017/18
67
42
2


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