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PwC's Flying Start Financial Bursary

The Flying Start financial bursary is aimed at supporting students with the day-to-day costs of university life. If you meet the eligibility and join the Flying Start programme, a £10,000 bursary will be awarded to you, split across the four years of the degree.

Further information

At a glance

Accounting Undergraduate
Open to students enrolled on:
Award value £10,000
Criteria:

The criteria for the bursary is set out below which you can review to determine your own eligibility. You must have:

  • ‘Home Funding’ status, which means you’re living in the UK or Republic of Ireland, or an EU national with settled status in the UK
  • Applied to study on the Flying Start undergraduate degree programme (and subsequently successfully start on the programme)
  • Have a household income of <£35,000 per annum as assessed by Student Finance (this will be assessed once you are accepted onto the degree programme and apply to Student Finance)
  • Demonstrate a commitment to a career in Audit at PwC during the assessment process
  • Attended a non-fee paying school (unless you received a bursary or scholarship to attend in which case we’ll review on a case-by-case basis)
How to apply:

If you believe you’re eligible for the financial bursary and you apply for the Flying Start programme, then PwC will be in touch with you during the application process to outline the next steps. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your confidence, your skills for the future, and your experience of work and university, all while being supported financially.

If you require immigration permission to study in the UK, but will not be applying for a student visa as you already hold another type of immigration permission, please contact us for more information. Due to certain visa restrictions we need to check your eligibility for the programme and any subsequent Graduate offer that could be made to you, before we can progress your application.

Visit the PwC site for more information.