Quartet Community Foundation

T G Heckels Fund

A bursary for individual students, administered by Quartet Community Foundation, giving up to £3,000 towards living costs or tuition fees to female second and third year undergraduates studying Mathematics, Physics or Engineering at the University of Bristol who are the first in their immediate family to study these subjects. The average grant in previous years has been £1,500. The 2026/27 round is open from 22 September to 1pm on 22 October 2026.

You could get
Up to £3,000
Closes in
4 days left
22 October
Effort
Light
short form, little evidence needed

Who can apply

  • Individual students only
  • The guide's eligibility criteria are: female students; in Year 2 or 3 of an undergraduate degree programme in Mathematics, Physics or Engineering at the University of Bristol; and the first in their immediate family to study Mathematics, Engineering or Physics
  • Quartet Community Foundation retains full discretion when interpreting eligibility criteria

What it funds

  • Living costs or tuition fees for eligible students
  • Awards are made for one year initially and may be reapplied for annually for up to two years (excluding placement years), subject to satisfactory progress and satisfactory end-of-year university results or references

How to apply

  1. Read the Guide for Applicants (T G Heckels Fund 2026/27)
  2. Complete the online application form linked from the fund page (you can save and return to it) before 1pm on 22 October 2026

If you leave your course during the award year, part of the funding may be reclaimed.

Award holders must submit a written Feedback Report at the end of the academic year following the award.

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