We are deeply grateful to all those who support the College’s provision of undergraduate bursaries. St Hilda’s participates in the Oxford Bursary Scheme, a pan-University, means-tested fund, which provides direct financial assistance to UK students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The College’s contribution is amplified through the University’s matching arrangements, creating a powerful multiplier effect that currently triples every pound that is given. Each year, a significant number of St Hilda’s undergraduates benefit from this support.
Within the Oxford Bursary Scheme, the College is pleased to recognise a number of named bursaries established through gifts of alumnae and friends of St Hilda’s. These dedicated contributions are pooled within the wider bursary fund, enhancing the overall impact of the scheme while commemorating those whose names they bear. Through this shared support, the generosity of individual donors continues to extend meaningful opportunities to students who might otherwise face financial barriers to study.
Named bursaries currently include:
| The Ann Buchanan Bursary | The Lilian Pickard Bursary |
| The Anne-Marie Kirby Bursary | The Malcolm Todd Bursary |
| The Annie Castledine Bursary | The Mary Ritter Bursary |
| The Bullard Bursary | The Mary Turton Bursary |
| The Isac Mathews Bursary | The Newton Bursary |
| The Jacqueline MacDonald Bursary | The Rosemary Spencer Bursary |
| The Jane Mackintosh Bursary | The Sue Lloyd-Roberts Bursary |
| The Jayne Almond Bursary | The Suzanne Dow Bursary |
| The Joan Kenworthy Bursary | The Vera Neumann & Les Goldman Bursary |
| The Julia Heighton Bursary | The Virginia Crowe Bursary |
| The Katherine Rainwood Bursary | The Whitney R. D. Jones Bursary |