King's Evangelical Divinity School  has a small scholarship fund for students whose  financial circumstances make it difficult for them to cover the  full cost of studying for a formal theological qualification. In addition to the College's  own bursary fund, we occasionally receive gifts specifically allocated  towards scholarships. Details of all available scholarship funding  is now published on this page. The College is very grateful for  any gifts received towards student scholarships. Moreover, the College  will also set up a formal, named scholarship for gifts of 500 GBP  or more. If you are interested in establishing a named scholarship,  please contact the College to discuss the scholarship name and proposed  beneficiaries.

Scholarship Applicants

To apply for financial assistance  towards tuition fees, please complete and return the relevant form see below). Assistance with fees is granted on the basis that it meets a genuine need. The College will also  seek to establish that applicants are committed to their studies  and calling.

Please note financial assistance does not cover the full cost of tuition fees.

KEDS Bursary  Fund

Funded by both the College  and individual gifts received and specifically allocated towards  student fees. Applications for bursaries are accepted from both UK and overseas students and cover a maximum of 25% of tuition costs. Please complete and return the scholarship application form once you have completed your application for admission (NB if applying for a scholarship, all forms must be posted, not emailed).

The Grafton-Holt Scholarship Award for Eschatological Research

Students wishing to obtain funding towards taking a B.Th with Kings Evangelical Divinity School (KEDS) may apply for this grant providing they devote their diploma (299) and degree dissertations (399) to the study of eschatology. Full details and application.

OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SCHOLARSHIPS

The University of Lampeter has access to means-tested funding for UK and EU citizens seeking to study part time. Please note that special conditions apply. Details and the necessary forms may be downloaded from the Department for Education and Skills website. There is also another scheme by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales which offers help to students experiencing financial difficulties. For details of both of these schemes, visit the undergraduate studies page.

Please note prospective students can only apply for one scheme or the other, not both. Each scheme offers something aittle different, and it is up to students to decide which one will benefit them most. Please note the Midlands Bible College has no influence at all on applications, which are decided completely by the relevant bodies. These are for UK and EU resident students.