There are so many important aspects of University that sometimes it's hard to decide which is most valuable. By making an unrestricted donation we can ensure that your gift is put to use in the area in which it is needed the most.

Making a regular gift to the area of greatest need helps us to plan how to support students in the best possible way.

The Newman campus needs constant regeneration to keep pace with student life and the latest innovations. Whether it’s upgrading teaching equipment, maintaining the gardens or a creating an exciting new space your gift will make a difference.

Our international experience programme helps students to widen their horizons by enabling them to undertake a study experience at one of our partner universities overseas. Through the placement students will experience other cultures and gain invaluable life skills to increase their employability.

A £500 grant could enable a student to study overseas.

Ensuring that Newman students have access to the latest digital technologies, books and resources to enable them to achieve great results in their studies is a top priority. A gift to Newman University Library will enable all of our students to access the materials they need to have the best education possible.

A gift of £30 could buy a new core text for the Newman library.

We want to ensure that talented students are able to study at Newman University regardless of their financial circumstances.

Supporting Newman's scholarship programme will enable more students from low income households to embark on a Newman degree.

A gift of £2,000 could support a student with a Newman Scholarship.

Our Student Hardship Fund provides emergency hardship support for home and EU students who are at risk of withdrawing from Newman University due to unforeseen financial pressures. Whether facing significant hardship due to extra costs they have to meet or an unexpected shortfall in income, these awards of just a few hundred pounds can make all the difference in enabling them to continue in their University education.

A gift of £100 could support a student who was experiencing unexpected hardship.