Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Provision of small grants to young people from the parish of Ravenstonedale who are taking courses in higher education.

The award of funding to assist pupils to attend schools, universities and other institutions or classes for the purposes of education.

Grant making to young people from the Ecclesiastical Parish of St. James, Staveley, entering or continuing in further or higher education and to the Vicar and Churchwardens of the parish for the provision of religious instruction for the children of the parish by means of Sunday Schools or otherwise.

Promote the university education of mathematics through organizing competitions, challenges, lectures and other events.

A pathway to help disengage young people into Education and Sports. Working individuals suffering from Mental health and Depression to help build confidence and to help them gain qualifications, help them gain a trade to go into employment or higher education. We also work with all abilities in Sports and Self Defence including (SEND) to help them integrate with the general public

The Charity aims to advance the education of the undergraduate students at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum by improving and renovating the educational and training facilities at the faculty.Membership is open to all graduates of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum and others who would like to support KMGF objectives.

Grants from the Fund are available to assist with the costs of visits to universities, libraries, or museums in the UK, related to actual or planned research activities. Any student taking a taught or research postgraduate course related to the ancient Greek or Roman world at any university in the UK is eligible to apply. Travel, accommodation and subsistence costs are eligible.

Grants to former pupils of Newchurch and Roughlee Schools, attending University or other Higher Education Establishment, paid annually for the course's duration on confirmation of each year's study.

The Trustees meet once a year to award a bursary to any senior scholar who has applied to the charity. Usually 2, 3 or 4 students at university receive a bursary of about ·25 each.

The charity awards an annual scholarship tenable at a University in the United Kingdom to a student leaving Thomas Mills High School in Suffolk to study a modern foreign language at degree level.

The Tertiary School in Business Education (TSiBA) is a unique private, not for profit business school in South Africa. Its aim is to provide an excellent business education for entrepreneurial young people with a social conscience. It does this by providing an opportunity to study high quality, accredited academic courses that are focused on developing entrepeneurship and leadership.

Advancement of education in Zambia and elsewhere among children, youths and adults by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants for use at an approved school, university or college to people who would not otherwise have access to education due to lack of financial means

Advancing the course of education within the County of West Glamorgan and in particular of assisting former pupils of Dan-y-Graig and St Thomas Junior Schools to pursue courses of higher education.

Work and research is still continuing in the development of the 'A-Spring'. We are currently researching alternative cost-effective materials before we start pilot tests with groups identified within hospitals and disability sport. The Andrew Simpson Sport Enabling Award is made each year to an outstanding student at Loughborough University.

The charity was established through the sale of the Nobel Prize Medal of Sir Hans Krebs to continue supporting young biomedical scientists (through CARA), working in UK Universities or Research Institutes, and who have been forced to leave their own country because of conflict, discrimination or danger.

Promoting, advancing and assisting in the advancement of enducation in general and the educational aims, objects and activities of the Open University of Israel .

To aid needy persons to commence or continue to study .

Founded in 1715 to help, poor children apprentices to some honest calling. The Charity seeks to assist young people under the age of 25 in their preparation for work, training or higher education.This has included: Equipment for training. Travel or living expenses for training courses. Purchase of books and voluntary work. Awards are modest but seek to facilitate learning, access and opportunity.

Support students in higher education

Spoons and Ladle offers weekly afternoon English High tea.One of the findings of the research of the University of Manchester concerning the measure of being old age in Burnage area, the southern part of Burnage was consiredered as having a lack of community buildings to host community events. Fours years ago, we established a weekly elegant English High Tea for residents in Burnage area Manchest.

The Charity operates in Lavenham, Suffolk only, for the benefit of young people continuing further/higher education.

Money may be available for the advancement of Education for children who or whose parents are bona-fide resident in the parish of Norton-Juxta-Kempsey by way of rewards to children at school, payments for continuance at school and exhibitions for higher education subject to certain specified conditions.

Provision of Scholarship Grants, financial support and prizes for college and university students, within the East Midlands region, intent on a career in the Hospitality Industry.

Grants for students of the Chesham Bucks area for education books at university

To aid beneficiaries at a University or other institution of Further Education, to travel to pursue their education, to provide financial assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, etc., to prepare for or to enter a profession, trade or calling.