The 2019 Bursary application process is now closed.
Our 2020 Bursary will open March 2020.
Applications are invited for awards from the Criminal Bar Association Bursary Fund.
Major Bursaries of up to £5,000 will be awarded to successful applicants. Other bursaries will include subscriptions to the leading practitioners’ textbooks.
The award competition is open to members of the CBA under 7 years’ call. The fund is designed to assist practising barristers from financially disadvantaged backgrounds.
Please complete the application form and return it, together with a reference from the applicant’s Head of Chambers, to the CBA Administrator, Aaron Dolan [email protected]by Monday 4th November 2019.
The application form requires details of background and means together with a reference from the Applicant’s Head of Chambers (or pupil supervisor if a reference from the Head of Chambers is unavailable).
The assessment will be primarily means-tested; performance in exams will therefore not be determinative but will assist the panel in assessing the applicant’s suitability.
A number of the most deserving applicants will be invited to compete in an advocacy exercise to be held in November, judged by the Chair of the Social Mobility Committee.
For further details, please contact the CBA Administrator, [email protected].
The Bursary Fund is generously supported by leading legal publishers Thomson Reuters (Sweet & Maxwell) and Oxford University Press
CBA Bursary Application Form 2019
The Bursary Fund is generously supported by leading legal publishers Thomson Reuters (Sweet & Maxwell), Oxford University and a number of Criminal Chambers, including:
| 12CP Barristers | Southampton |
| 187 Fleet Street | London |
| 2 Bedford Row | London |
| 2 Dr Johnson’s Building | London |
| 2 Harcourt Building | London |
| 2 Hare Court | London |
| 23 Essex Street | London |
| 25 Bedford Row | London |
| 3 Raymond Building | London |
| 3 Temple Gardens | London |
| 5 King’s Bench Walk | London |
| 5 Paper Building | London |
| 9 Bedford Row | London |
| Apex Chambers | Cardiff |
| Carmelite Chambers | London |
| Charter Chambers | London |
| Churchcourt Chambers | London |
| Clothfair Chambers | London |
| Doughty St Chambers | London |
| Foundry Chambers | London |
| Furnival Chambers | London |
| Garden Court Chambers | London |
| Guildhall Chambers | Bristol |
| Lincoln House Chambers | Manchester |
| NO5 Chambers | Birmingham |
| QEB Hollis Whiteman | London |
| Red Lion Chambers | London |
| Six Pump Court | London |
| St John’s Building | Manchester |
| St Philip’s Chambers | Birmingham |
| Trinity Chambers | Newcastle |