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What the fund is for

The aim of the Student Hardship Fund is to remove unexpected and short-term financial barriers.

It is for students who had made adequate financial provision to support their study and living costs but an unexpected and significant short-term situation outside their control leads them to seek financial assistance.

It is limited and is not intended as a source of income but rather as a safety net for students in financial difficulty. It cannot support a student for the duration of their studies, nor meet all expenditures. The Student Hardship Fund can only assist with a contribution to core living costs.

Goldsmiths recognises that recent increases in living costs will have a significant impact on all our students. The Student Hardship Fund will aim to support students when unexpected increases in living costs create a greater strain on budget plans.

The Student Hardship Fund cannot help with the payment of Tuition Fees. Each application is assessed on individual need, and there is no guarantee that an award will be made.

How to apply

1. Check your eligibility

Read the Student Hardship Fund guidance before applying to check whether you鈥檙e eligible.

2. Complete the application form

Download and save the Application form, then complete all relevant sections.

3. Gather your supporting documents

Check the checklist at the end of the application form to see which documents you need to provide.

All applicants must submit:

• Bank statements: Three consecutive months of statements for all bank accounts, dated within seven days of your application.
• Evidence of funding: For example, a Student Finance entitlement letter, bursary letter or payslips.
• Evidence of rent or mortgage costs: For example, a signed tenancy agreement, a mortgage statement, or an accommodation invoice.

You may also need to provide additional documents depending on your circumstances. Check the form鈥檚 checklist carefully to ensure you include all relevant evidence.