Bursary offers support for architecture students from low-income backgrounds

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The Bursary Beyond Price provides help with buying materials and covering the growing costs of architectural education

A recently established bursary is seeking applications for financial support in the 2024-25 academic year.

The Bursary Beyond Price, has been established to support individuals from disadvantaged and low-income backgrounds pursuing architectural studies. The initiative, named in memory of architect and town planner David Price (1940-2019), aims to provide financial assistance to talented individuals facing barriers to purusuing their education.

David Price, whose own architectural education was facilitated by grants and scholarships, sought to address the contemporary challenges of funding higher education. The privately managed award is now offering ten bursaries of £5,000 each for the coming academic year, intended to assist recipients in acquiring necessary personal equipment and resources for their studies in architecture.

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