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PART 3 APPLYING FOR SUPPORT, PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND LOAN CONTRACTS
CHAPTER 3 FEE LOANS FOR CURRENT SYSTEM STUDENTS
20.Availability of fee loans to current system students - general
21.Standard entitlement of current system students who have not studied on a previous course
22.Standard entitlement – course leading to degree in social work
23.Standard entitlement of current system students who have transferred from or otherwise studied on a previous course
24.Standard entitlement of current system students on end-on courses and certain degree courses
CHAPTER 4 GRANTS FOR FEES FOR OLD SYSTEM STUDENTS
29.Old system students who are gap year students who have not studied on a previous course
30.Old system students who are gap year students who have studied on a previous course
31.Availability of the grant for fees to old system students for years of repeat study
32.Amount of the grant for fees for a course at a publicly funded institution or a relevant institution of higher education in the Republic of Ireland
33.Amount of the grant for fees for a course that is provided at a private institution on behalf of a publicly funded institution
34.Amount of the grant for fees for a course at a private institution
PART 5 GRANTS FOR LIVING AND OTHER COSTS
CHAPTER 7 SPECIAL SUPPORT GRANTS FOR CURRENT SYSTEM STUDENTS
CHAPTER 8 HIGHER EDUCATION BURSARIES FOR OLD SYSTEM STUDENTS
PART 10 SUPPORT FOR FULL-TIME DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
106.Students becoming eligible during the course of the academic year
110A.Amount of the distance learning fee loan under regulation 109(1)(aa)
113A.Requirement to enter into a contract for a distance learning fee loan
117.Conversion of status – eligible students transferring to designated distance learning courses
118.Conversion of status – eligible distance learning students transferring to designated courses
120.Payment of grants for books, travel and other expenditure and disabled distance learning students’ allowance
PART 11 SUPPORT FOR PART-TIME COURSES
123.Students becoming eligible during the course of the academic year
127A.Amount of the part-time fee loan under regulation 126(1)(aa)
129.Assistance with fees in respect of attendance on a course in England, Wales or Scotland
131A.Requirement to enter into a contract for a part-time fee loan
136.Payment of grants for books, travel and other expenditure and disabled part-time students’ allowances
3.A person who— (a) meets one of the following conditions—...
4C.Persons granted humanitarian protection and their family members
4D.Persons granted indefinite leave to remain as a bereaved partner
4E.Persons granted indefinite leave to remain as a victim of domestic violence or domestic abuse
5.Persons with leave to enter or remain on the grounds of discretionary leave and their family members
6.Workers, employed persons, self-employed persons and their family members
7.(1) A person who— (a) is ordinarily resident in Northern...
8.Persons who are settled in the United Kingdom and have exercised a right of residence elsewhere
1.Every applicant, eligible student, eligible distance learning student, eligible part-time...
2.An applicant, eligible student, eligible distance learning student, eligible part-time...
2A.(1) An academic authority must forthwith inform the Department and...
3.Information provided to the Department pursuant to these Regulations must...
RELEVANT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
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