Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

To advance the education of the public in the subject of social sciences by (i) awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at any university, college or institution of higher education; (ii) promoting research for the public benefit in all aspects of the subject and publishing the useful results

We make grants from our capital and income for the public benefit, to promote and advance musical education and musical performance within the University and City of Cambridge and elsewhere by The Cambridge University Musical Society, and to promote and advance musical education and musical performance in any manner which now is or may in the future be deemed to be charitable.

The charity awards scholarships tenable at a university or other education establishment in the UK to a) Kindred of William Akroyd who died in or about 1518 and b) Persons who have attended secondary school in the County of York. It also makes grants to Batley Grammar School Foundation and the Council of the University of Leeds.

Financial and technical support and an expert resource for the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments at the University of Oxford

The CDCT provides support to University students of Graphic Design (BA or MA), across the East Midlands {De Montfort University, Loughborough University, NottinghamTrent University, University of Derby, University of Lincoln, University of Northampton}.

The Sturgeon Foundation seeks to advance education in Central Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe principally through awarding university scholarships and training opportunities to students seeking careers in finance and technology.

East London Connect is a registered charity(Charity Number 1175537) helping pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds and ethnic minorities into Russell group universities. We also run career day/employability sessions to prepare pupils for successful careers.

The charity is based in London and its main activity is to organise work placements across Europe for people, students and university graduates resident in the 27 EU countries.The organisation was founded to help facilitate the creation of a European Education Area to be achieved by 2010, as set out in the Lisbon strategy.

The aim of the Foundation is to provide financial assistance to young people who live in Washingborough and Heighington, Lincolnshire, and who in the opinion of its Trustees are in need of help in order to undertake courses at college, university or join apprenticeship schemes. For example, help towards the purchase of tools or books and also sporting activities.

Annual Christmas donations to the poor and elderly in the Parish. Annual Education grant to full time students at college or University away from home. Charitable donations as decided by the Trustees.

Funds as approved by the Trustees are used to support a PhD Student from the Institute of Cellular Medicine within the Newcastle University Medical School. The student is determined at the discretion of the Dean of Postgraduate Studies

We give grants to Oxford University Cross Country Club and their members to support increased student participation, high level performance and expanding grass roots community engagement.

The main purpose of the Trust is to provide grants for students at Christ's College, Cambridge and to award grants for education and research to certain institutions within the University of Cambridge.

To provide for the education and training of individuals in treasury management and related subjects. Activities include bursary awards for students from developing countries and university prizes.

To advance the education of the pupils at the Evans Primary School, Freetown, Sierra Leone, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school. To promote or support the education of people in West Africa by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at any school, university, college or institution of higher or further education.

The object of the CIO is, for the public benefit, to advance the education of young people in the Mbabzi area of Malawi, Africa, in such ways as the charity trustees think fit, including by:a) Awarding to such persons scholarships tenable at any university, college or institution of higher or further educationb) Improving the school facilities and infrastructure

We run school's technology competition yearly. We hold engineering related talks in the winter period, September to April. We give award to Anglia Ruskin University top engineering degree student. We promote children taking STEM subjects.

PROVIDING ANNUAL AWARDS TO YOUNG PERSONS RESIDENT IN ELLESMERE PORT AND NESTON, WHO HAVE NEED BY REASON OF POVERTY OR SOCIAL OR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES, TO ASSIST IN THE COST OF THEIR STUDYING SCIENCE OR OTHER PROGRAMMES OF STUDY IN HIGHER EDUCATION;

We support the work of the University of Reading by providing voluntary help, grants for specific projects and help with outreach by arranging or participating in events informing the public of the University's work.

Grant making for Educational purposes

We operate within Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire and provide a support group for people living with prostate cancer. Currently we have around 30 members. We also work to raise awareness of prostate cancer within the local community. We liaise with PCUK & John Van Geest Cancer Research Centre. We are developing an App with Trent University to raise awareness. We are working with GMB Union.

The Charity aims to improve cancer treatments and facilities for patients, carers and families within Essex and surrounding areas, through the funding of clinical trials and research at specialist facilities at Anglia Ruskin University. The trials and research will assist better access to the latest anti-cancer drugs, surgical techniques and complimentary treatments.

The Society organises an annual series of lectures, usually held in Leicester New Walk Museum, for the advancement of education in Literature, Science and the Arts. It publishes proceedings and supports the museum. Natural History and Geology Sections organise further events. The Society has close links with Leicester, De Montfort and Loughborough universities and Leicester City Council.

OpenBright was registered as a charity in 2020. From Autumn 2021, we plan to offer small grants to help women develop university-level research projects in computing and IT-related subjects. Our grants will be aimed at students studying for UK-based degrees or postgraduate qualifications in software engineering, creative/social technologies, robotics or related areas.

The BBS continues to support academic activities in the field of Biophysics. This involves supporting conferences and attendance of University postgraduate students at such conferences, primarily in the UK but also in Europe and the US.