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LSE Accommodation Bursary

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Help towards the cost of accommodation in halls for UK students

This page explains what the LSE Accommodation Bursary is and what you need to do to be considered.

What is the LSE Accommodation Bursary?

LSE Accommodation Bursaries are available for UK nationals from lower-income households to help towards the cost of halls of residence.

The amount you can receive depends on the number of students who are awarded the bursary. In 2024/25, bursaries ranged from £500 to £2,500, as follows:

Student's household income
(as assessed by Student Finance)
LSE Accommodation Bursary value 
(per year)
£0 - £18,000£2,500
£18,001 - £25,000£2,000
£25,001 - £30,000£1,500
£30,001 - £35,000£1,000
£35,001 - £42,875£500

To be considered for a bursary:

  • you must be eligible
  • you must book a room in one of the qualifying halls (Bankside House, Carr-Saunders Hall, Rosebery Hall, Passfield Hall, High Holborn Residence or Sidney Webb House)
  • you must apply to your local student finance agency for a Maintenance Loan and to be means tested

How to apply

Related questions

For information about other scholarships, bursaries and loans at LSE, visit: Fees and funding