Edge Hill University offers a range of scholarships to celebrate determination, commitment and achievement in a variety of areas, as well as rewarding academic excellence.
Each year, the University gives out thousands of pounds to those students who have made valuable contributions to University life, either by excelling academically, raising the profile of Edge Hill in a positive way, promoting equality, motivating others, or by overcoming personal circumstances in order to achieve.
The winners are recognised for their achievements at a special awards ceremony.
Read about some of Edge Hill’s inspirational scholars below.
The opportunity to study at Edge Hill University proved too good to turn down for Tessa Simpson.
Creative Writing student Michael Sutton has reaped the benefits of taking his higher education opportunity by claiming a prestigious university award.
Verity Beaton is using personal setbacks to fuel her career ambitions.
Cycling prospect Chris Heaton believes his Edge Hill University scholarship award will help benefit his career on and off the track.
Alice Matthews is hoping her extensive volunteering work at Alder Hey Hospital will help her realise a childhood dream.
Megan Hart is building up to an appearance at a major dance final while also fulfilling her academic ambitions at Edge Hill University.
Husnain Shah is the perfect example of a student who through hard work and determination has managed to make a positive impact.
Roshni Dhodakia believes that Edge Hill University is providing her with the right environment in which to fulfil her teaching dreams.
Amos Wynn is proof that a degree in one subject can allow a student to keep their career options open elsewhere.
Steven Walker has made his mark in Palaeontology by naming a new species of fossil.
Third-year drama student Charlotte Jones has been inspired to pursue a career in theatre thanks to the support of staff, friends and colleagues at Edge Hill.
Edward Haynes has made great strides since joining Edge Hill University in 2016.
Ellis Green is aiming to make a mark in the world of film, with the help of Edge Hill University.
Rachel Walker believes that giving up her time at Brian House has helped enhance her future opportunities.
A nursing student has been awarded an excellence scholarship after a passion for caring lead her to change career direction.
Shannon Duff is following in the footsteps of her mother as she continues her path towards a career in Nursing by studying at the same University.
The importance of mental health awareness and an active lifestyle have been key in Mel Mitchell’s role in Campus Sport at Edge Hill University.
