Conditions

This scholarship is available to new applications from 5 February 2019
– available to applicants who accept their offers by 5 April and will be awarded on a first come first served basis, based on the date of application.

Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/undergraduate/uca-financial-support/

Conditions

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Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/undergraduate/uca-financial-support/

Conditions

Applicants will be asked to submit a portfolio of work and will be assessed on their creativity, originality, technical skill, contextualisation and potential for development, alongside their academic record; you also need to send a link to an online portfolio.

Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/undergraduate/uca-financial-support/

Conditions

– First year undergraduates at either UCA Canterbury or UCA Rochester who will be entering into the second year of their course in Autumn 2019
– Academic excellence / financial need

Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/undergraduate/uca-financial-support/

Conditions

Academic excellence / 2.1 or above anticipated

Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/postgraduate/financial-support/

Conditions

Academic excellence / financial need

Details

https://www.uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees/postgraduate/financial-support/

Conditions

Choral Scholarships in the Cathedral Choir are available for Counter-tenors, Tenors and Basses. Scholarships are normally held in conjunction with degree courses at Exeter University (any subject) provided that lecture times do not clash seriously with choir commitments. Scholarships are also open to postgraduates for one year or more. Choral Scholars are required at all statutory choral services and rehearsals when the Lay Vicars are singing.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

Choral Scholarships – £400 per annum
Choral Scholarships are available to university students with some prior experience of choral singing. Scholars will be expected to sing with the choir during term time, and will be able to provide a strong lead in their section.
Ouseley Scholarship – £600 per annum
The Ouseley Scholarship is available to a university student or graduate with extensive experience of choral music. In addition to singing with the choir, the Ouseley Scholar will have the opportunity to direct the choir and/or play the organ.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

Our scholarships are unique in that they are designed to fit around your studies and university commitments.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

Candidates should be able to demonstrate:
– a real passion for their subject and for learning
– excellence – outstanding talent and originality in their chosen field which is recognised by others
– determination to succeed and to overcome obstacles
– potential to become a leader in their field and to set an example for others to follow
– strong desire to help improve the lives of others
We will require:
– A completed application form
– A letter from a medical practitioner or consultant confirming your disability
– A personal reference
– An academic reference

Details

http://www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/money/fundingsearch/awarddetails/?id=3043

Conditions

– Academic merit, as determined by information provided in the application form, is the sole determinant in identifying potential scholars.
– Typically this will be the achievement of a bachelor’s degree equivalent to at least a UK upper second class award. If you are offered a Postgraduate Global Excellence Scholarship you will receive an e-mail notification following receipt of your University offer.
– If successful, to accept the award you must make the University of Exeter offer your first choice by returning your deposit by the deadline identified in your offer letter.

Conditions

This will be awarded to an academically gifted candidate who is also able to demonstrate how they will benefit from the financial assistance.

Details

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/apply/step1/?award=3452

Conditions

We are seeking to support individuals with a passion for their chosen field of study and an ambition to use their knowledge, training and skills to effect and ultimately lead progressive change.

Details

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/apply/step1/?award=2572

Conditions

Our Better World Scholarships are awarded by the MBA Programme Director to students who can demonstrate outstanding academic merit or financial need and a commitment to the ethos of the programme. We have up to £500,000 worth of scholarships available. To be considered for a scholarship, all you need to do is apply for The Exeter MBA. If you are a suitable candidate, we’ll make you an offer. No complications. Please note these scholarships are awarded entirely at the discretion of the Business School.

Conditions

A number of academic excellence scholarships are available for all applicants in possession of a good GMAT score, as follows. Please note these scholarships are subject to availability:
– Score of 600 – 649 awarded scholarship of £2,000
– Score of 650 – 700 awarded scholarship of £3,000
– Score of 700 or over awarded scholarship of £6,000

Conditions

– If you are a University of Exeter student who will be studying at Exeter for a full academic year or longer, then you are very welcome to audition for the Chapel Choir. There is no age limit – mature students are welcome;
– For full details of what would be expected of you as a chorister, please check the website.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

“Our Scholarships are available to organists and singers (sopranos, counter-tenors, altos, tenors and basses). We usually appoint one organ scholar and up to two choral scholars at any one time. The purpose of the Organ and Choral Scholarships at Crediton is to support the work of the choir and maintain the standard of music making in the church. The Scholarships are quite flexible and offer many opportunities: besides singing, Scholars have the chance to direct the choir, perform, organize concerts and recitals, help with the individual training of Junior Choristers and take part in the choir’s various social activities.”

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

– Every Sports Scholar must be a student at the University of Exeter and compete for the University in British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) events.
– Emphasis is placed on awarding scholarships to athletes competing in one of our performance sports, however, performers from any sport recognised by the Athletic Union will be considered.

Details

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/apply/step1/?award=6

Conditions

– A limited number of full and partial tuition fee scholarships will be awarded to the most talented students who have had an application accepted to one of the Business School MSc programmes.
– The scholarships are competitive and require you to have an English language level of IELTS 7.0 with no section less than 6.0, or equivalent, if from a non-anglophone country and submit an application form with a 1500 word essay on one of the following topics, dependent on your intended programme of study.

Details

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/apply/step1/?award=956

Conditions

– Two full fees scholarships are available to students who have had an application accepted to one of the Business School MSc programmes or the Exeter MBA programme for September 2019 entry;
– Awarded to an academically gifted candidate resident in the UK and continental Europe, who would not be able to study without this financial assistance;
– The scholarship requires you to have an English language level of IELTS 7.0 with no section less than 6.0, or equivalent, if from a non-anglophone country. You have to upload your CV, transcript and English Language certificate if required, as well as evidence of financial assistance received for your studies so far (please upload this evidence using the Referee Reference upload button);
– Scholarships are not awarded in conjunction with other scholarships – in the event of you being eligible for more than one award the greater award will be given.

Details

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/apply/step1/?award=2535

Conditions

– Applicants need not have applied for the degree prior to applying for the scholarship, however only those applicants deemed eligible for entry to the MSc Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management programme via the prevailing admissions processes are eligible to be awarded the scholarship;
– All submissions that form part of the scholarship process need to be the applicants own work;
– The scholarship requires you to have an English language level of IELTS 7.0 with no section less than 6.0, or equivalent, if from a non-anglophone country. We will ask you to upload your CV, transcript and English Language certificate if required;
– This programme is open to budding entrepreneurs holding a 2:2 degree or above in a business or related subject.

Details

http://www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/business/entrepreneurship/scholarship/

Conditions

First and second year undergraduate students we will provide financial support in the form of the YSJ Aspire Card

Conditions

For students graduating from York St John University Undergraduate degrees in 2019 and continuing directly onto Postgraduate study, special reductions apply:
– 50% reduction in course fees if you achieve a 1st (Ro: minim 9 la licenta; GR: Bachelor degree from an AEI: with 7.0 out of 10.0 Bachelor degree from a TEI with 7.5 out 10.0)
– 35% reduction if you achieve a 2:1 (RO: minim 8 la Diploma de licenta; GR: AEI: 6.5 TEI: 7.0 out of 10)
– 20% reduction if you achieve a 2:2 (RO: minim 7 la Licenta; GR AEI: 6.0 out of 10 TEI 6.5 out of 10)

Conditions

A 10% discount is applicable to all York St John University Alumni undertaking postgraduate level study. It is not possible to combine this 10% discount with any other scholarship or fee waiver.

Conditions

Priority will be given to applicants who fit one or more of the following criteria:
Students who are carers
Students with one or more child
Students who are estranged from their families (applicants applying on this criteria must be under 25)
Students whose family circumstances have altered drastically since filling out their loan application (ie bereavement, chronic illness, divorce or redundancy)
Students whose residual household income is less than £26,000

Details

Details on how to apply will be available from September 2019.

Conditions

– According to the terms of the trust agreement applicants should normally:
Be studying within the Plymouth Institute of Education.
Be enrolled on one of the following programmes:
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
BEd (Hons) Primary (Early Childhood Studies)
PGCE Primary (Early Years)
– Be under the age of 25 years on the date of their application.
– Travel and other expenses deemed part of a student’s programme requirements are not eligible for a bursary.

Details

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/study/fees/scholarships-bursaries-and-funding/nancy-langhorne-astor-scholarships-trust-bursaries

Conditions

Available on most postgraduate taught programmes for Home/EU alumni who have successfully completed a University of Plymouth Honours or Masters degree programme. This includes students who have successfully completed a University of Plymouth degree programme delivered at one of our Partner institutions.

Conditions

10x £2000 scholarships available to students from Spain, Italy, Greece, Cyprus.

Conditions

– Hold an undergraduate or master’s degree from Lancaster University (achieved at any time) or
– Hold an undergraduate or master’s degree from Lancaster University, achieved at any time, including one delivered through an associated institution, or
– Have graduated from one of our partner institutions with a Lancaster University degree (LU Ghana, Sunway University Malaysia or LU College – BJTU Weihai China) or
– Have studied at Lancaster University via our Study Abroad programme
– Some master’s by research programmes may be eligible, contact us to check

Conditions

– The awards are available for the support of students for first or higher degrees, in any subject. The period of the award is one academic year, although students can apply each year. The value of the award is determined by the Trustees in each case.
– Applicants must be aged 21 and over on the first day of the first term for which they are seeking assistance. The award is based on academic merit and financial hardship. The Trustees will consider both academic and financial positions.

Details

https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/student-based-services/money/funding/the-peel-trust-studentship

Conditions

– In recognition of the outstanding talent of many students, we offer a range of prestigious scholarships designed to attract and reward the best students.
– The awards are made by each individual programme, and are allocated on a rolling basis, so it is advisable to make your application as early in the year as possible to maximise your chances of receiving an award.

Details

rolling basis

Conditions

– You must hold an offer for a part-time Masters at the University.
– Minimum Upper Second Class Honours degree and financial need.
ROMANIA 10 = 1st; 8 – 9 = 2.1
– Diplomă de Master (Master’s degree), Diplomă de Studii Academice Postuniversitare (Postgraduate Diploma – Academic Studies ), Diplomă de Studii Aprofundate (Diploma of Advanced Studies), Diplomă de Studii Postuniversitare de Specializare (Postgraduate Diploma – Specialised Studies) and Certificat/Diplomă de Medic Specialist (Medical Specialist (Doctor)) are considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– Diplomă de Inginer (Engineer), Diplomă de Arhitect (Architect), Diplomă de Doctor Medic-Veterinar (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine), Diplomă de DoctorMedic (Doctor of Medicine), Diplomă de Farmacist (Pharmacist), Diplomă de Urbanist Diplomat (Town Planner) and Diplomă de Licenţă (Bachelor degree) are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard.
GREECE 8.5 (out of 10) = 1st 6.5 – 8.4 = 2:1
– MΕΤΑΠΤΥΧΙΑΚΟ ΔΙΠΛΩΜΑ ΕΙΔΙΚΕΥΣΗΣ (Postgraduate Diploma of Specialisation) Transliteration: Metaptychiako Diploma Eidikefsis is considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEA)) Transliteration: Ptychio, ΠΤΥΧΙΟ – ΣΧΟΛΗ ΑΞΙΩΜΑΤΙΚΩΝ (Diploma/Degree – Police Officer’s School) Transliteration: Ptychio – scholi axiomatikon and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (University Sector)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEN)) Transliteration: Ptychio and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree in Midwifery (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychio is considered comparable to British Bachelor degree standard Is considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard when studied: Before 2006

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/westminster-postgraduate-part-time-part-tuition-fee-scholarship

Conditions

– You should hold an offer for a full-time Masters at the University.
– You must have been aged 25 or under when you entered higher education (ie your first degree) and were also under the care of your local authority for a period of at least 13 weeks up until the age of 18.
– Minimum Upper Second Class Honours Degree, financial need and development potential.

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/care-leaver-scholarship

Conditions

– You must hold a September 2019 course offer for a full-time undergraduate degree at the University and be from the UK or EU.
– Financial need and academic merit
– You must come from a household income of less than £35,000 pa.
– The scholarship will be renewed each year subject to satisfactory academic performance.
– Preference will be given to students from underrepresented groups.

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/great-start-scholarship

Conditions

– You must be living in the UK and have been granted Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) by the Home Office; this must be the sole reason why you do not qualify for student funding or home fee status.
– Academic excellence and financial need.
– You must hold an offer for a full-time undergraduate degree at the University and be under 25 years of age when you start you degree.
-The scholarship will be renewed each year subject to satisfactory academic performance.

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/education-for-all-scholarship

Conditions

– You must hold a September 2019 course offer for a full-time undergraduate degree at the University and be from the UK or EU.
– You must have a documented disability with our Disability Learning Support Team on [email protected] The scholarship will be renewed each year subject to satisfactory academic performance.
– Financial need, academic excellence and a documented disability.

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/access-scholarship

Conditions

– You must hold an offer for a full-time Masters at the University
– Equivalent to a UK Upper Second Class Honours or above and financial need
ROMANIA 10 = 1st; 8 – 9 = 2.1
– Diplomă de Master (Master’s degree), Diplomă de Studii Academice Postuniversitare (Postgraduate Diploma – Academic Studies ), Diplomă de Studii Aprofundate (Diploma of Advanced Studies), Diplomă de Studii Postuniversitare de Specializare (Postgraduate Diploma – Specialised Studies) and Certificat/Diplomă de Medic Specialist (Medical Specialist (Doctor)) are considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– Diplomă de Inginer (Engineer), Diplomă de Arhitect (Architect), Diplomă de Doctor Medic-Veterinar (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine), Diplomă de DoctorMedic (Doctor of Medicine), Diplomă de Farmacist (Pharmacist), Diplomă de Urbanist Diplomat (Town Planner) and Diplomă de Licenţă (Bachelor degree) are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard.
GREECE 8.5 (out of 10) = 1st 6.5 – 8.4 = 2:1
– MΕΤΑΠΤΥΧΙΑΚΟ ΔΙΠΛΩΜΑ ΕΙΔΙΚΕΥΣΗΣ (Postgraduate Diploma of Specialisation) Transliteration: Metaptychiako Diploma Eidikefsis is considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEA)) Transliteration: Ptychio, ΠΤΥΧΙΟ – ΣΧΟΛΗ ΑΞΙΩΜΑΤΙΚΩΝ (Diploma/Degree – Police Officer’s School) Transliteration: Ptychio – scholi axiomatikon and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (University Sector)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEN)) Transliteration: Ptychio and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree in Midwifery (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychio is considered comparable to British Bachelor degree standard Is considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard when studied: Before 2006

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/westminster-postgraduate-part-tuition-fee-scholarship

Conditions

– You must hold an offer for a full-time Masters at the University
– Minimum Upper Second Class Honours degree and financial need.
ROMANIA 10 = 1st; 8 – 9 = 2.1
– Diplomă de Master (Master’s degree), Diplomă de Studii Academice Postuniversitare (Postgraduate Diploma – Academic Studies ), Diplomă de Studii Aprofundate (Diploma of Advanced Studies), Diplomă de Studii Postuniversitare de Specializare (Postgraduate Diploma – Specialised Studies) and Certificat/Diplomă de Medic Specialist (Medical Specialist (Doctor)) are considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– Diplomă de Inginer (Engineer), Diplomă de Arhitect (Architect), Diplomă de Doctor Medic-Veterinar (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine), Diplomă de DoctorMedic (Doctor of Medicine), Diplomă de Farmacist (Pharmacist), Diplomă de Urbanist Diplomat (Town Planner) and Diplomă de Licenţă (Bachelor degree) are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard.
GREECE 8.5 (out of 10) = 1st 6.5 – 8.4 = 2:1
– MΕΤΑΠΤΥΧΙΑΚΟ ΔΙΠΛΩΜΑ ΕΙΔΙΚΕΥΣΗΣ (Postgraduate Diploma of Specialisation) Transliteration: Metaptychiako Diploma Eidikefsis is considered comparable to British Master’s degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEA)) Transliteration: Ptychio, ΠΤΥΧΙΟ – ΣΧΟΛΗ ΑΞΙΩΜΑΤΙΚΩΝ (Diploma/Degree – Police Officer’s School) Transliteration: Ptychio – scholi axiomatikon and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (University Sector)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (AEN)) Transliteration: Ptychio and ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychío are considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard
– ΠΤΥΧΙΟ (Diploma/Degree in Midwifery (TEI)) Transliteration: Ptychio is considered comparable to British Bachelor degree standard Is considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard when studied: Before 2006

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/westminster-half-fee-scholarship

Conditions

• Four European Partner Scholarships have been allocated to Educativa
• It is exclusive to applicants from Educativa only
• The awardee will receive £1,500 reduction to their first year tuition fees only
• The scholarship is applicable to both Undergraduate and Postgraduate applicants, September 2019 entry
• Applicants must be Home (UK/EU) tuition fee payers
• Students who apply and receive a University of Westminster Scholarship, will not be eligible to receive this award as well. Students can only receive one scholarship
• Similarly with all of our scholarships, applicants will be considered based on their academic achievement

Conditions

– you must hold an offer on a full time course beginning September 2019 at the University of Westminster
– financial need, good academic record

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/westminster-undergraduate-part-fee-scholarship-0

Conditions

– You must be a UK/EU or international student with an offer on a full-time undergraduate course at the University of Westminster for September 2019
– Academic excellence, financial need and merit

Details

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/scholarships/westminster-undergraduate-half-fee-scholarship

Conditions

Full-time undergraduate Greek students who have an average of Apolytirion of Lykeion with 18 or above will be entitled to an automatic scholarship of £1,000 in Year 1, paid in two £500 instalments to help with living expenses.

Conditions

– EU students who achieve 128 UCAS points and who do not qualify for maintenance loans from Student Finance England;
– Greece Apolytirion of Lykeion with 18 or above
– Romania Diploma de Bacalaureat with an average grade of 9.0 or above

Details

Students who meet the relevant academic requirements will automatically qualify for the scholarship when they enrol at the University.

Conditions

You must be a Home or EU (but not non-EU International) student as defined by Student Finance England, registered on a course at the University of Worcester or registered as a University of Worcester Student at a Partner College, but not including ‘Direct Funding’ students who pay fees directly to the Partner College.

Details

https://www2.worc.ac.uk/moneyadvice/accesstolearningfund.htm

Conditions

If you have an outstanding record of achievement in a particular sport then you may be eligible for a sports scholarship at Worcester.

Details

https://www.worc.ac.uk/documents/Sports-Scholarship-Application-Form-2019-20.pdf

Conditions

– Choral Scholarships are available to young men with counter-tenor, tenor and baritone/ bass voices and are aimed at encouraging young singers to become part of the long-standing tradition of Cathedral Music, while pursuing a course of study. The scholarships are available to students in he first, second or third year of an undergraduate course;
– Choral Scholarships will be offered following an audition and interview process and acceptance for a course of study at the University.

Conditions

Try It’ awards offer funding of up to £500 for individuals to try out their business ideas. This might mean finding out if their idea is viable, learning more about what is needed and trying the project on a small scale first.

Details

https://www.winchester.ac.uk/accommodation-and-winchester-life/scholarships-bursaries-and-awards/undergraduate-scholarships-bursaries-and-awards/

Conditions

To be eligible, students need to have achieved BBB or equivalent and above, and to have applied for and enrolled full-time on one of the courses above in September 2019.
Ro: above 8,5 diploma de bacalaureat

Conditions

To be eligible, students need to have achieved BBB or equivalent and above.
Ro: above 8,5 diploma de bacalaureat

Conditions

– Subject to submission of an essay on Climate Change;
– Essays are judged and the awarding of scholarships is competitive;
– Applicants must have a minimum of two years’ management experience;
– Applicants are required to hold an undergraduate degree (2:2 classification or above: above 8 diploma de licență).

Details

For more information, please contact Dr John Richardson, MBA Programme Leader
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01962 827033

Conditions

Up to £2,000
Students whose household income is assessed under £16,000 by Student Finance*and are from POLAR3 quintile 1 or 2 will receive £1,000 in their first year of study, followed by £500 in both their second and third years of study provided they continue to match the eligibility criteria and they are studying full-time: a total of £2,000.
Up to £1,000
Students whose household income is assessed between £16,000 and £42,875 by Student Finance*and are from POLAR3 quintile 1 or 2 will receive £500 in their first year of study, followed by £250 in both their second and third years of study provided they continue to match the eligibility criteria and they are studying full-time: a total of £1,000.

Details

No application is necessary. Students are advised by email if they are eligible for an award, usually in late October/early November after they have enrolled on their course.

Conditions

Students not eligible under the income based bursaries for students from LPNs and whose household income is assessed under £25,000 by Student Finance will receive £500 in their first year of study, followed by £250 in both their second and third years of study provided they continue to match the eligibility criteria and they are studying full-time: a total of £1,000.

Details

No application is necessary. Students are advised by email if they are eligible for an award, usually in late October/early November after they have enrolled on their course.

Conditions

– The Highflier Academic Achievement Award is made in recognition of excellent entry grades and continued academic success;
– Eligible UK, EU, Channel Island and International students starting a course in September 2019, with entry grades equating to 136 UCAS points or more;
– To continue to receive the £200 award beyond the first year of your course, you will need to attain an average mark of at least 70% at the end of each year of study, and be an active member of the Highflier Scholars Scheme each academic year.

Details

No application is necessary. Students are advised by email if they are eligible for an award, usually in late October/early November after they have enrolled on their course.

Conditions

– If you have the required UCAS tariff points and decide to become a member of the Highflier Scholars Scheme, you may also enter a competition to get one of five Enhanced Academic Achievement Awards of £2,000;
– To continue in the Scheme you will need to achieve an academic average of 70% at the end of each academic year and be an active member of the Scheme.

Conditions

– As part of our Access Agreement, the University awards eligible full-time UK, EU and Channel Island students a bursary of £2,000 in each year of study. In addition, recipients of the scholarship will receive a £75 catering card on arrival for those in University accommodation, plus an additional £1,000 cash bursary upon successful completion of their course in the final year of study.
– This scholarship will be awarded to students entering Higher Education at the University who have a former relevant care leaver status, who are under the age of 25 years old and who were ‘looked after’ by the local authority for at least 13 weeks since the age of 14, which ended after the age of 16 (as per the Children [Leaving Care] Act 2000).

Details

To find out more and to apply, please contact: [email protected]

Conditions

– As part of our Access Agreement, the University awards eligible UK, EU and Channel Island students a bursary of £500 in each year of study.
– The bursary is awarded to Young Adult Carers between the ages of 18 and 25 who look after a relative or friend, of any age, due to disability, chronic/terminal illness, mental health problem or an alcohol or drug addiction/dependency. They face different issues to other carers and may be looking at moving out of home, going into higher education or juggling working lives with continuing to be a carer.

Details

https://www.winchester.ac.uk/accommodation-and-winchester-life/scholarships-bursaries-and-awards/undergraduate-scholarships-bursaries-and-awards/

Conditions

– You have either graduated from, or are due to complete, a full-time or part-time UWE Bristol undergraduate degree in the current academic year, or
– you have graduated from a full-time or part-time UWE Bristol undergraduate degree in the previous academic year.

Details

Please include your UWE Bristol student registration number in your postgraduate study application and the discount will be applied to your student record if you have been offered a place on the course and your entitlement has been confirmed.
Scholarships are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. The date of application is the reference point for awarding scholarships. Once you have been made an offer, you will have 14 days to confirm your place. Once we have heard from you, we will be able to confirm your scholarship.

Conditions

– A current student in a recognised UK academic institution or recognised US academic institution;
– Display a desire to run your own business;
– Demonstrate academic excellence by providing a letter of recommendation from a tutor or course co-ordinator;
– You must not be a previous recipient of the 1st Formations Business Scholarship;
– Demonstrate personal circumstances which make you a suitable candidate for additional financial support.

Details

https://www.1stformations.co.uk/business-scholarship/

Conditions

– Satisfy UWE Bristol entry requirements for your chosen degree and be offered a place on a degree programme;
– Demonstrate excellence in your chosen sport through representation at national, international or professional level;
– Be committed to represent UWE Bristol in BUCS competitions and raise the profile of your sport through high achievement.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/21FO00rnplw6li00fdq1n92my9

Conditions

Choral scholarships are available in two forms:
– University Scholarships, where the singer is a member of the University Choral Society.
– Joint Scholarships, where the singer is a member of St Mary’s Church Choir. St Mary’s Church is located in the city centre; the choir is an ambitious mixed-voice choir singing a broad cathedral-style repertoire for two choral services every Sunday, as well as other services.
Applicants for both types of scholarship should be experienced choral singers with good aural skills and sight singing ability. Scholars are expected to commit fully to the choir’s rehearsals, and performances. There is no formal requirement for singing qualification, but these will be considered in awarding scholarships.

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/media/Choral-Scholarships-Form-2018.pdf

Conditions

– Academic competence;
– Financial circumstances including other bursaries or grants you may hold;
– Enthusiasm and future plans;
– Ability and plans to contribute to the School of Law and to Swansea University.

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/media/Inspiring-Futures-Application-Form-2019.pdf

Conditions

Scholarships will only be offered to candidates who achieve a Bachelor degree with First Class honours (or equivalent). (Ro: 9; GR: 8,5)

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/media/FINAL–ENGLISH-Scholarship-Application-Form—English.pdf

Conditions

– Please note that before you apply for this scholarship, you MUST have made an application to study on one of the courses above, and also received an offer from us;
– Scholarships are available only to new postgraduate taught applicants who are UK/EU students;
– Scholarships
will be used to offset tuition fees;
– Applicants should hold a minimum of a 2.1 degree at undergraduate level (or equivalent).
GR: 7.5
RO: 8

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/taught/college-of-science-msc-2019.php

Conditions

– To be eligible for one of these scholarships, you must have an offer to study on an eligible full-time taught course at the School of Management, starting in September 2019;
The university will be taking into consideration your:
– Academic competence
– Financial need
– Passion and future plans
– Ability and plans to contribute back to the School of Management and Swansea University

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/taught/som-developing-futures-scholarships-2019.php

Conditions

– Please note that before you apply for this scholarship, you MUST have made an application to study on one of the courses above, and also received an offer from us;
– Scholarships are available only to new postgraduate taught applicants who are UK/EU students;
– Scholarships will be used to offset tuition fees;
– Applicants should hold a minimum of a 2.1 degree at undergraduate level (or equivalent). (GR: 7,5 ; RO: 8)

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/research/college-of-science-mres-2019.php

Conditions

A number of the University’s Schools have set aside funds or been given grants to reward students’ academic achievements and to help them to make ends meet. For details of the scholarships and bursaries currently available check the website.

Conditions

– Scholarships are awarded by the Recruitment and Admissions Committee (the committee) based on the recommendation of the Sporting Entrance Selection panel (the panel);
– Scholarships are awarded to candidates who in the view of the panel have demonstrated both (i) that they have outstanding ability in the field of a sporting activity and (ii) that they also meet the admissions requirement of the scheme of study they wish to pursue;
– All awards are at the discretion of the panel and are selected subject to competition from other candidates;
– There are several categories of award (Professional Athlete Scholarship, Elite Athlete Scholarship, BUCS Scholarship and Sporting Excellence Scholarships) with a maximum cash value of £3,000 plus possible additional benefits (listed in the scholarship profiles on the Swansea University website). The type of award and amount paid in maintenance is decided by the panel based on individual applications.

Details

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCUnENXOXsd6AkLu-fwcL1sDo-GSfSBcguRDCfmqonRiUreQ/viewform

Conditions

These scholarships are offered to talented instrumentalists, with a particular emphasis on helping scholars develop as rounded musicians and ensemble players:
– Scholarships are available to players of any instrument;
– Applicants should typically have gained a merit or distinction at Grade 8 (or equivalent) on their instrument;
– Scholars will be expected to commit to playing in one or more of the ensembles run by the student societies.

Details

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/music/

Conditions

– awarded to all students who achieve AAA at A-Level:
Greece Apolytirio of Lykeio 20 to include Panhellenic Exam or General Entrance Exam
Romania Diplomă de Bacalaureat (Baccalaureate Diploma) 9

Conditions

– awarded to all students who achieve AAB at A-Level:
Greece Apolytirio of Lykeio 19 to include Panhellenic Exam or General Entrance Exam
Romania Diplomă de Bacalaureat (Baccalaureate Diploma): 8.5

Conditions

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
– Be an undergraduate student taking up a place in Year 1 of a degree in the Chemistry department, in 2019
– Have achieved AAA (or equivalent) with at least an A in Chemistry prior to joining Sussex
– Have made Sussex your Firm choice of university via UCAS
To continue to be eligible for this scholarship throughout your degree you must maintain an overall average of at least 70% in each year of your degree. If you do not receive the scholarship in Year 1 or you do not meet the required threshold to maintain the scholarship during your studies, it is not possible to receive it in subsequent years.
RO: ?
GR: ?

Details

The scholarship is awarded automatically on the basis of academic achievement. There is no separate application process.

Conditions

You must apply for this scholarship after you accept an offer of a place on an eligible course.
You also need to provide a statement of academic interests when you apply. We assess this statement on how well you demonstrate the following:
– clear and specific goals with what you aim to do after you finish your Masters
– significant work experience or extra-curricular activities related to your chosen Masters

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-mansell-steinmueller-scholarship

Conditions

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Details

http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sport/students/scholarships/apply

Conditions

http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sport/students/scholarships

Details

http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sport/students/scholarships/apply

Conditions

– available to applicants from the EU with excellent academic performance. There are a limited number of awards available (25), so only the strongest applicants should apply.
– RO: 9/10 in the Romanian Baccalaureate
– GR: Greek Apolytirion 19.2/20

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/undergraduate-scholarships/apply-for-the-eu-excellence-scholarship-2019

Conditions

Applications will be assessed on the following criteria:
– Academic Performance
– Career Aspirations
– Voluntary/Community Involvement
– Personal Circumstances
We are particularly interested in students focussing on areas of interest to Stuart Hall including Postcolonial and Diasporic Modernities; Cultural Studies; Race, Ethnicity and Visual Cultures; Radical Thinking on the Left.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-stuart-hall-scholarship

Conditions

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
– be graduating from a Bachelors Degree at Sussex in 2019
– be taking up a place on a full time Masters in 2019 (check the ‘Who isn’t eligible’ tab for excluded courses)
– achieve a First Class or Upper Second Class honours degree

Details

Register your interest in this scholarship through our postgraduate application system when you accept your offer, there is no separate scholarship application form.

Conditions

The Susan Richmond Scholarship is offered to female applicants, returning to higher education after at least three years away from study
You must provide a statement of academic interests to support your application. The statement will be assessed on how well you demonstrate the following:
– clear and specific goals with what you aim to do after completing your Masters
– significant work experience or extra curricular activities related to your chosen Masters

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-susan-richmond-scholarship

Conditions

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
– hold or expect to achieve a First Class Bachelors degree from a UK university
– have applied and received an offer for a full time, eligible Masters degree at Sussex starting in September 2019
– submit a separate scholarship application after you have applied for your Masters

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-chancellors-masters-scholarship-2019

Conditions

– The chosen candidate will be expected to provide an excellent account of their intellectual interests and have excellent grades to date. Also, they should be able to demonstrate substantial experience of leadership and compelling future plans related to their chosen field of study.
– Leadership might include, among other things, community work, activism, advocacy, and involvement with cultural and/or academic activities. In the area of cultural and/or academic activities, some examples of leadership would be: participating in or leading a study group; publishing your writing in a university or community publication, online, or at a live reading; organising, participating in, or curating a cultural event, publication, or online space; undertaking self-directed research on a topic you see as important alongside of or as part of your studies.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-sussex-future-leaders-masters

Conditions

– The University of Sussex is delighted to offer a scholarship to one applicant for either Contemporary History MA or Intellectual History MA
– To be eligible for this scholarship you must have accepted an offer to study either Contemporary History MA or Intellectual History MA at the University of Sussex, commencing in 2019.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-cate-haste-scholarship-history

Conditions

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
– hold an offer of a place on the Sussex MBA
– have senior management experience and/or good degree results

Details

Applicants who have been offered a place on the MBA programme and feel that they have relevant (senior) management experience and/or good degree results must send an informal expression of interest for the MBA scholarship to [email protected] once they have been offered a place on the MBA programme. Scholarships will then be determined based on your initial MBA application and the interview.

Conditions

– The University of Sussex is delighted to offer a scholarship to one applicant for either Digital Documentary MA, Filmmaking MA or Journalism and Documentary Practice MA.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-cate-haste-scholarship-media

Conditions

One scholarship
You must apply for this scholarship after you accept an offer of a place on an eligible course.
You also need to provide a statement of academic interests when you apply. We assess this statement on how well you demonstrate the following:
– clear and specific goals with what you aim to do after you finish your Masters
– significant work experience or extra-curricular activities related to your chosen Mastersc

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-chris-freeman-scholarship

Conditions

There are six scholarships available to applicants applying to study a course in the Department of Law, commencing in 2019. This includes specific Masters courses and the Graduate Diploma in Law.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-draper-scholarship

Conditions

4 scholarships:
– You must apply for this scholarship after you accept an offer of a place on an eligible course.
– You need to have excellent academic scores to date. You also need to provide a statement of academic interests when you apply. We assess this statement on how well you demonstrate the following:
-clear and specific goals with what you aim to do after you finish your Masters
-significant work experience or extra-curricular activities related to your chosen Masters
-how your research interests will contribute to furthering Geoffrey Oldham’s work on Science and Technology and Gender.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-geoffrey-oldham-memorial-scholarship

Conditions

– While three scholarships are available, one of these scholarships is reserved for a female applicant, in order to encourage participation in STEM subjects.
– To be eligible to apply for this scholarship, you must have been offered and accepted a full time place on one of the eligible degrees.

Details

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/masters-scholarships/apply-for-the-john-kinghorn-scholarship

Conditions

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
Be taking up your place as an undergraduate student at Sussex in September 2019
Have achieved the following grades:
– A*AA at A level
– An overall score of 36 in the International Baccalaureate Diploma
– D*D*D in the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (QCF)
– 45 level 3 credits with Distinctions in the Access to HE Diploma
RO:?
GR:?

Details

There is no separate scholarship application; you will be automatically awarded the scholarship if you meet the eligibility criteria.

Conditions

– You must achieve a minimum of 128 UCAS points from a Maximum of three Level 3 qualifications (ABB at A Level, or equivalent qualifications);
Greece Apolytirio of Lykeio (Apolytirion) 18 or above
Romania Diplomă de Bacalaureat 9 or above
– You must apply for a relevant course. You must be enrolling on an eligible undergraduate or foundation course in academic year 2019/20. Please note that PGCE and Top-Up courses are not eligible for this scholarship.

Conditions

Any full or part-time student studying at the University of Sunderland

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

– Full-time Home and EU undergraduate;
– Eligible students in their first year of study at the University of Sunderland, based at City Campus, Sir Tom Cowie at St Peter’s Campus and our Partner Colleges.

Details

If you are eligible you will receive an email from the scholarships team providing you with a link to order your scholarship. For autumn start programmes, you need to order your scholarship by midnight on 1 November 2019 or you will no longer be eligible. For January start programmes, you need to order your scholarship by 31 January 2020. For April start programmes, you need to order your scholarship by midnight on 29 May 2020.

Conditions

You must be studying your compulsory Year Abroad in academic year 2019/20.

Details

You do not need to apply; this Scholarship is awarded automatically to all eligible students.

Conditions

Any penultimate year full-time student, studying with the University of Sunderland, who is considered, by their board of study, to be on track for a first class honours degree

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

Full-time Home/EU undergraduate students starting in autumn 2019 on a University of Sunderland franchised programme at one of our designated Partner Colleges are eligible. Students must enrol on one of the programmes listed as eligible.

Details

You do not need to apply; this Scholarship is awarded automatically to all eligible students.

Conditions

Any full or part-time student in the final year of their undergraduate study and also recently graduated alumni (up to one year)

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

You must have completed a University of Sunderland Foundation Degree programme in the normal expected time of 2 years for full-time students and progressed to the on-campus programme in academic year 2019/20. Part-time students must have completed their studies in academic year 2018/19 and be progressing to the on-campus programme in academic year 2019/20.

Details

You do not need to apply; this Scholarship is awarded automatically to all eligible students.

Conditions

Full-time undergraduate students studying a discipline related to Engineering, Education, Enterprise or Business who are at the end of their penultimate year (second year for a standard programme or third year for a four-year programme) and on track for a first or 2:1. Students must hail from the immediate Sunderland area and demonstrate financial need.

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

Full-time Home/EU undergraduate students starting in autumn 2019 on a University of SunderlandIntegrated Foundation Year programme.

Details

You do not need to apply; this Scholarship is awarded automatically to all eligible students.

Conditions

Current undergraduate students studying pharmacy at the University of Sunderland who face serious financial challenges which impact upon their academic potential.

Details

Contact:
Paul Carter, Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Hope Winch Society: [email protected]

Conditions

The Scheme is designed to assist students who perform at a high level either in a sporting team or an individual sport, whilst studying at the University of Sunderland. The scheme aims to support students and help them achieve both their academic and sporting potential.

Details

Contact:
The Institute of Sport – [email protected] / 0191 515 3301

Conditions

Master (GR)s level students in Glass, Ceramics, Photography, Curating or Fine Art. Students must have a firm offer and meet specific scholarship criteria.

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

Students studying BA Glass and Ceramics (stage 2 and 3), MA Glass, MA Ceramics, PhD Glass and Ceramics. Awarded to allow students to undertake a project or opportunity that will lead to innovative uses of glass or ceramics for creative use.

Details

Contact:
Development Office Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 3664

Conditions

You must have an annual household income of £42,875* or less

Details

https://sunderland.hobsons.co.uk/VIP/

Conditions

– Applicants for BA (Hons) Broadcast Media Production or BA (Hons) Broadcast Journalism. Please note that this scholarship is awarded by the Royal Television Society, not the University of Sunderland.
– For full information and to apply, please visit the Royal Television Society website

Details

https://rts.org.uk/

Conditions

For Full-Time Home/EU students with an annual household income of less or equal to £42,875*. This scholarship is strictly limited in numbers of scholarship awards made.

Details

Contact:
Scholarships Team – [email protected] / 0191 515 2865

Conditions

– StudyPlus is a personal fund for each Year 1 student to spend on study essentials and textbooksin the University’s StudyPlus
online store. Students on the Integrated Foundation Year will receive £200 of funds plus a bundle ofstudy skills books worth
£80. Other first year undergraduate students will receive £150 of funds.
-All first-year home, EU and international undergraduate students starting in academic year 2019/20 on a University of Sunderland
course in Year 1.

Conditions

– attended our Electronics and Computer Science Taster Course – all students that attend will automatically be considered;
– selected an ECS degree at Southampton as their firm acceptance through UCAS, and enrol on this programme;
– meet (or exceed) their offer, and obtain at least A*AA at A-Level (to include/exclude any subjects specified in the offer wording);
(9 overall with grade 9.5 in any subjects specified in the offer wording, at Romanian Baccalaureate)
GR:?
– are UK/EU students.

Details

all students that attend will automatically be considered

Conditions

– All offers of these scholarship are conditional on you making the University of Southampton your firm acceptance;
– Scholarships are awarded following an individual meeting with members of Music staff, which may include a short performance (instrumentalists/singers) or a discussion of your portfolio of compositions (composers). Meetings will normally take place during Applicant Visit Days, though special arrangements may be made for candidates living at a distance or who are unable to visit for other reasons;
– Each year we offer up to ten Music Performance and Composition Scholarships to outstanding musicians with the potential to make a significant contribution to the department’s musical life.

Details

Details of the application process will be sent to undergraduate music offer holders, shortly after they receive our offer for their chosen degree programme.

Conditions

– All offers of these scholarship are conditional on you making the University of Southampton your firm acceptance;
– Scholarships are awarded following an individual meeting with members of Music staff, which may include a short performance (instrumentalists/singers) or a discussion of your portfolio of compositions (composers). Meetings will normally take place during Applicant Visit Days, though special arrangements may be made for candidates living at a distance or who are unable to visit for other reasons;
– Each year we offer up to ten Music Performance and Composition Scholarships to outstanding musicians with the potential to make a significant contribution to the department’s musical life.

Details

If you would like to discuss or apply for a Cantores Michaelis vocal scholarship, please send an email to director Keith Davis, including your phone number: [email protected] / If you would like to discuss studying the organ at Southampton, please send an email to our Head of Classical Performance Professor David Owen Norris, including your phone number: D.O.N[email protected]

Conditions

– This scheme is now closed to 2019 applicants, but it is likely to run for the 2020 applicants;
– Competitive scholaship exam taken at our pre-Christmas Visit Days. Posibility of taking this exam in Italy;
– You must make the University of Southampton your firm acceptance in order to be eligible;
– The scholarship scheme is open to international applicants. However, in general it is necessary for the applicant to attend one of Visit Days in person in Southampton. This year we may be offering an opportunity to take the exam in a very limited number of other countries. Please contact us to discuss this possibility.
– Successful applicants will receive an unconditional offer on their chosen Physics and Astronomy course;
– More info on the website.

Details

https://www.phys.soton.ac.uk/undergraduate/money_matters#_ga=2.237595015.642243677.1550503869-1922992093.1537194485

Conditions

– available to all UK and EU applicants who have been offered a place on a full-time MSc programme;
– Applicants who obtain a 1st or very good 2:1 classification in their Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) are eligible to apply:
Over 8 in the Romanian Bachelor Diploma, preferably over 9: 2:1 equivalent (Grade 8.0 – 9.0 (for Business schools and Universities) Grade 7.5-8.0 (for Polytechnics and Medical Schools) or above for WSA courses and Business Courses.
GR: 7/10

Details

https://cdn.southampton.ac.uk/assets/imported/transforms/content-block/UsefulDownloads_Download/1FD5F7EE70404F11A38C5C54BF2F4EE8/ukeu_postgraduate_taught_scholarship%20SBS.pdf#_ga=2.31941817.642243677.1550503869-1922992093.1537194485

Conditions

– Applicants who obtain a 1st or very good 2:1 classification in their Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) are eligible to apply:
Over 8 in the Romanian Bachelor Diploma, preferably over 9: 2:1 equivalent (Grade 8.0 – 9.0 (for Business schools and Universities) Grade 7.5-8.0 (for Polytechnics and Medical Schools) or above for WSA courses and Business Courses.
GR: 7/10

Details

https://cdn.southampton.ac.uk/assets/imported/transforms/content-block/UsefulDownloads_Download/1FD5F7EE70404F11A38C5C54BF2F4EE8/ukeu_postgraduate_taught_scholarship%20SBS.pdf#_ga=2.31941817.642243677.1550503869-1922992093.1537194486

Conditions

– Paying full undergraduate tuition fees
– Applying for a means-tested student loan from Student Finance (England, Wales or Northern Ireland) and under the assessed household income threshold of £25,000

Details

You will need to provide your household information to Student Finance England (SFE) so we can assess your eligibility for this award. The University will calculate and process any fee waiver/bursary that you may be eligible for once your household income has been fully assessed and verified.

Conditions

Global I – £6,000 – 2:1 and 5 years work experience
(RO: minim 8/10 la licenta
GR: 7/10)
Global II – £3,000 – 2:2 and 4 years work experience
(RO: minim 7/10 la licenta
GR: 6.5/10)

Conditions

-A*AA grades in A-levels (or equivalent in alternative qualifications), with the A* in Chemistry.
(9 overall with grade 9.5 in Chemistry at Romanian Baccalaureate)
(Overall Apolyterion grade of 18.5 + 17.5 in Pan Hellenic Chemistry OR Overall Apolyterion grade of 18.5 with two A-Levels AA)
– Accept Chemistry at Southampton as firm choice for 2019 entry
– This will be paid each year of your degree, as long as you maintain a 60% or higher grade average.
– For further information email [email protected]

Conditions

Business excellence criteria:
– A high degree of relevant professional experience in management and/or leadership role
– Evidence of rapid career progression
– Clear ability to contribute to the quality of the MBA cohort
– Strong academic ability / performance
– Excellent performance at interview

Details

Applicants who receive an offer will automatically be considered for the Business Excellence Scholarships. There is no need to complete a separate application.

Conditions

We will interview shortlisted students once they have received their A-Level results and have their place at Southampton confirmed. The interview panel will consider the following criteria when deciding which students should receive the scholarships:
– Financial need: We will prioritise students from under-represented backgrounds, who will benefit from financial support to allow them to focus fully on their academic studies.
– Academic ability: Students should demonstrate a very strong academic ability and the potential to be a high achiever whilst at university.
– Extra-curricular activity and leadership skills: We will look for well-rounded individuals who have the potential to excel beyond academia and inspire those around them.
– Work experience and career aspirations: We wish to select students who have ambitious career plans, which will use the chemistry and broader skills they develop throughout their degree.

Details

https://www.southampton.ac.uk/chemistry/undergraduate/fees_and_funding.page#scholarships

Conditions

– It will be awarded to our highest achieving applicants;
– Eligible applicants must have selected an ECS Programme as their firm choice and registered for the scholarchip by the end of July;
– The scholarship will be awarded in the first semester of the year of the applicant’s programme;
– The final decision will be made by a panel of Senior Admissions Tutors based on a combination of UCAS Tariff and the applicant’s response to the registration question: “In less than 300 words please tell us why you are passionate about studying in the School of Electronics and Computer Science at Southampton”.

Details

https://www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/questions.php

Conditions

– Women applicants from the UK or EU;
– The award is conditional on the successful applicant selecting an ECS Programme as their firm choice, and is also conditional on achieving a minimum of AAA at A level (or equivalent)
(RO: 9 in Baccalaureate for the Romanian applicants)
(GR: Overall Apolyterion grade of 18.5 OR Overall Apolyterion grade of 18.5 with two A-Levels AA)
– The decision will be made by a panel of ECS academics based on the applicant’s response to the registration question: “Please answer the following question in 500 words or less: Why is it important that tomorrow’s Engineers and Scientists are as diverse as the rest of the population?”

Details

https://www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/questions.php

Conditions

– The scheme is open to all new home and EU undergraduate students joining a foundation year or year one of an undergraduate degree based at the University, and gives you £150 of credit to spend in a dedicated online store. You’ll be able to buy learning resources such as text books, electronics or stationery, to give you the best possible start to your studies here at Salford. This scheme will run annually, meaning you’ll receive £150 of credits each year of your undergraduate degree if based here on campus.
– For students from low-income backgrounds and living in areas where participation in higher education is low, there will also be the opportunity to receive an additional £350 of credits.

Details

When you complete registration here on campus you’ll automatically be given access to an Inspire account.

Conditions

This scholarship provides financial support to outstanding students from the EU (non UK) who achieve the EU equivalent qualifications of at least ABB at A level (please see Appendix A for EU equivalences):
Greece 18.5 in the Apolytirio of Lykeio (Apolytirion)
Romania 8.75 in the Romanian Baccalaureat

Details

Once you have applied for and been offered a place on a full time eligible course, you will be sent an email containing a link to an online application form. This application process will open from the 1st of February 2019 onwards. The email will be sent to the email address listed on your course application to the University. The application form for the scholarship MUST be completed by the prospective student and not the agent.

Conditions

– Any students studying on campus (ie not online). Students can be full or part time, but must be studying a minimum of 60 credits per year;
– You can apply at any stage of your study (e.g. first year; second year etc);
– It is available to undergraduate and postgraduate students;
– Both home and EU / International students can apply;
– You must have represented your country at International level in your sport. The sport must be one of the 52 sports highlighted on the BUCS website;
– You must also commit to represent the University in all BUCS competitions.

Details

https://www.southwales.ac.uk/sport/student-sport/sport-scholarships/

Conditions

-Be a new student to the University of Suffolk in 2019, starting in the first year of your course
-Be new to higher education and not transferring from another UK institution
-Be studying full-time on an undergraduate degree, paying tuition fees of £8,220 for a foundation degree or £9,250 for a bachelor degree
-Be in receipt of a Tuition Fee Loan from the Student Loans Company (SLC)
-Be a national of, and ordinarily resident in the EU
-Be in continued attendance on the course on which you enrolled at the date of payment

Details

https://www.uos.ac.uk/forms/eu-scholarship-1819-application

Conditions

“We also hope to offer our EU travel bursary which reimburses students for their travel costs from their home country to Suffolk up to the value of 200 EURO. However, this is not guaranteed and will be confirmed later in the year.”

Conditions

– 5 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– A firm accepted offer of a place on a full-time undergraduate degree programme at Henley Business School commencing September 2019 (excluding Real Estate & Planning courses);
– To demonstrate that you are facing financial hardship and that without support you will struggle to, or will not be able to complete the course;
– You must show evidence that you are dedicated to your studies.

Details

https://www.henley.ac.uk/scholarships/undergraduate-scholarships?_ga=2.233302686.1604062608.1547636579-627666714.1547636579

Conditions

– 1 scholarship is awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– 5 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– 3 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– 3 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– 4 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– Elite Athlete;
– Satisfactory sporting achievements
– Scholarships are awarded on an annual basis and can be renewed each academic year subject to satisfactory sporting achievements, academic progress and general conduct. The scholar will be assessed at the end of each year and will need to reapply for an award.

Details

https://www.readinguniversityboatclub.co.uk/scholarships/

Conditions

– based on a demonstration of financial need;
– The RREF Bursary cannot provide the main financial support for your studies and you will be expected to have explored all avenues of financial help before applying and provide evidence for this;
– You must show evidence that you are facing considerable financial hardship and that without help you will not be able to complete the course;
– You must show evidence that you are dedicated to your studies;
– You must demonstrate commitment to your studies and a willingness to act as a RREF Volunteer.

Details

http://rref.henley.ac.uk/funding/apply.aspx

Conditions

– household income of £27,000 or below

Details

You do not need to apply for this bursary but in order to be considered, students must ensure that they have been fully means tested and their sponsors (parents/guardian) have agreed to share the household income with the University (given consent to share).

Conditions

– 5 scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of previous academic accomplishment;
– Scholarships take the form of a tuition fee reduction;
– Study must be on a full-time basis;
– Eligible candidates who hold an offer of admission to a course will be contacted with guidance on how to submit an application for a scholarship.

Details

https://applicant.reading.ac.uk/Login.aspx

Conditions

– To apply for this scholarship you must complete and submit your application, paying particular attention to your personal statement. This statement should set out your academic and extra-curricular activities, along with a brief explanation as to why this scholarship would make a difference to you. There is no formal application form, send your personal statement in an email or as a word document attachment. This submission will be considered alongside your entry qualifications in determining the award recipients. In the event of a tie you may be invited to participate in an interview in front of a judging panel.
– You should be expected to achieve academic excellence in your A level results;
– You must be applying through UCAS as a new student, entering a full time Undergraduate programme led by the Henley Business School starting 2019 and have accepted the ‘University of Reading’ as your Firm Choice by 30th June 2019;
– You must be entering year 1 of study and be new to the Henley Business School, UoR;
– You should be able to demonstrate that the additional financial support would remove a barrier to further education.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

To apply you must have evidence of high-quality work, demonstrated through academic achievement or industry experience.

Details

Please contact the Institute for Creative Leather Technologies for further information: https://www.northampton.ac.uk/research/research-institutes/institute-for-creative-leather-technologies/

Conditions

To apply, you must attend or have gained a place at the University of Northampton. Suitable applicants will be required to attend an interview by the trustees late in the summer term and will be notified of the results shortly afterwards.

Details

https://www.northampton.ac.uk/student-life/bursaries-scholarships-and-awards/td-lewis-scholarship/

Conditions

If you have been offered a place at the University of Northampton to undertake, or are currently undertaking, postgraduate study within the Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology you may be eligible for an award

Details

https://www.northampton.ac.uk/student-life/bursaries-scholarships-and-awards/sir-john-lowther-scholarship/

Conditions

– The applicant should be in or entering their first year of studies, and be enrolled or have accepted a firm offer to study a full-time undergraduate programme in Environmental Science, Computing or Engineering at the University of Northampton
– Students should have a household income of £40,000 or less per annum.

Details

https://www.northampton.ac.uk/student-life/bursaries-scholarships-and-awards/the-reid-science-and-engineering-bursary/

Conditions

– the applicant must be commencing the first year of their course when they apply – this should be an undergraduate course lasting a minimum of two years
– the applicant should be aged 21 or above at the time of commencing their course
– the purpose of the awards is to support an exceptional student, this may include having overcome certain challenges to enrol upon and remain studying on a course at the University of Northampton
– the making of awards is entirely at the discretion of the Trustees

Details

https://www.northampton.ac.uk/student-life/bursaries-scholarships-and-awards/ede-and-ravenscroft-scholarship/

Conditions

– You must enrol on a full-time undergraduate programme (BA, BSc, BEng, MEng, LLB or Joint Honours) and pay a fee of £9,250
– You must be an EU national and normally reside in an EU country
– EU nationals who have been residents in the UK for less than five years and do not qualify for a maintenance loan or NHS bursary may qualify
– RO: To achieve 8.5 at baccalaureate
– GR: 19.0 out of 20.0 in their Apolytirio Lykeio (Απολυτηριο Λυκειου)

Details

https://www.northampton.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/eu-scholarship-application-form-2019.pdf

Conditions

– Be a Home/EU or International student
– Be paying tuition fees or £6,500 or £9,250 in 2018/19 and have made arrangements to pay your fees, either by loan, yourself, your parents or another sponsor and adhered to the payment arrangement
– Students must have a household income of £25,000 or less per year as assessed by Student Finance England.

Details

Qualifying students will automatically be assessed on their bursary eligibility provided that they (and their sponsors or partner) have given consent on their application to Student Finance to share their household income information with the University.

Conditions

– be a home or EU student
– be paying tuition fees of £9,000 or £9,250
– have made arrangements to pay your fees, either by loan, yourself, your parents or another sponsor and adhered to the payment arrangement
– household income of £25,000 or less per year
– be enrolled and attending as a full-time student on a HND, Foundation*, BA, BSc or PGCE course (see exceptions below)
– be eligible for student support under UK student support regulations​

Details

You will be automatically assessed on your bursary eligibility provided you (and your sponsors or partner) have given consent on your application to Student Finance to share their household income information with the University. Bursary assessments can only be completed by the University if the your household income is fully verified by Student Finance England (or relevant local assessment body).

Conditions

To be considered for this Master’s Scholarship discount you must be a UK or EU student and:
Accept an offer on a full-time (including distance learning) MA, MSc, MPA, MRes or LLM course by 28 June 2019, to start in September 2019
Achieve, or have already achieved, a first class honours degree (8 or higher for Greek applicants)

Conditions

To be considered for this Master’s scholarship, you need to apply for a Faculty of Business and Law 180-credit campus-based Master’s course and meet these criteria by the start of your course:

– have at least a 2:1 from an undergraduate degree or equivalent managerial or professional work experience (Romanian equivalent is 8 or higher);
– be self-funding your studies (this includes using a Government Postgraduate Loan)
have UK or EU nationality.

Details

https://www.port.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/masters-and-postgraduate-taught/fees-and-funding/scholarships-and-bursaries/faculty-of-business-and-law-scholarship?_ga=2.173580003.1315369989.1549871585-476496335.1533890809

Conditions

– Successful applicants will meet or exceed all predicted grades stated in their application;
– Applicants must complete their exams and meet or exceed our minimum standard entry requirements – 2 A levels (at A*-E) and 3 GCSEs (at grade C/grade 4 or above).

Details

There is no need to apply for the Vice-Chancellor scholarship; applicants will automatically be considered and notified if they meet the student and course eligibility criteria.

Conditions

– Home/EU students with the equivalent of a first class undergraduate degree:
RO: 9,5 la licenta
GR: AEI overall grade of 8.0 is equivalent to a UK 1st Class
– Must be studying an on-campus MSc at either our Liverpool or London campus.

Details

No application necessary.

Conditions

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Details

All applicants for Liverpool in London Management School MSc programmes will be automatically considered.
You do not need to make an application.

Conditions

– HEU/OSI applicants on the Liverpool MBA and the Football Industries MBA* programmes with an excellent academic profile and excellent work experience, or combination of very high standards in both of the above;
– On-campus programme only.

Details

Eligible programme applicants will be considered. No seperate scholarship application is necessary.

Conditions

– HEU/OSI applicants on the Liverpool MBA and the Football Industries MBA* programmes with an excellent academic profile and excellent work experience, or combination of very high standards in both of the above;
– On-campus programme only.

Details

Eligible programme applicants will be considered. No seperate scholarship application is necessary.

Conditions

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Details

No separate application is necessary, the award is applied automatically.

Conditions

– Elite Athlete Scheme is designed to help talented athletes combine excellence in academic study and sporting performance by offering the flexibility and support required to compete at the highest level.
– Scholarships of up to £3,000 a year are available to student athletes who have already established themselves as a junior or senior international, or are playing at national or regional representative level.

Details

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/sports/performance/elite-athlete-scheme/

Conditions

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Details

Eligible programme applicants will be considered. No seperate scholarship application is necessary.

Conditions

– Liverpool Law School LLM Bursaries will be awarded on the basis of merit.
– Academic performance in earlier degrees they have taken, as well as any other practical or intellectual achievements, will be taken into account.
– Academic references will also be considered.

Details

Students do NOT need to make an extra application for the Liverpool Law School LLM Bursaries. All students who have registered for the LLM will be considered automatically.

Conditions

– The Postgraduate Progression Award is available to all University of Liverpool undergraduate students or alumni considering a postgraduate taught/master’s course, including MRes qualifications, at either our Liverpool or London campuses;
– Eligible applicants MUST have completed their undergraduate degree at the Liverpool campus.

Details

You do not need to make an application to receive the Postgraduate Progression Award as it will be automatically allocated to all eligible students.

Conditions

– Home/EU University of Liverpool graduates who have graduated in the last two years and are progressing to a standard master’s course, including MRes programmes, in 2019.
– Graduates must have been in receipt of the University’s Widening Access Award during their undergraduate studies i.e.:
Liverpool Bursary
Mature Students’ Bursary
Liverpool Scholars’ Award
Realising Opportunities Award
North Liverpool Academy Scholarship
Estranged Students’ Bursary
Young Adult Carers’ Bursary
Care Leaver’s Opportunity Bursary
The City of Liverpool College Scholarship
The Liverpool Life Sciences UTC Scholarship

Details

Applicants will be automatically selected based on their previous receipt of any of the current widening access awards at UG level within the last two academic years prior to commencement of their PGT study.
No separate application is necessary.

Conditions

Students with an offer to study an MSc programme at our Liverpool campus, displaying academic excellence.

Details

No application necessary, all new students will be assessed based on personal statement.

Conditions

– Home/EU students with the equivalent of a 2:1 or above in their undergraduate degree:
RO: above 8 nota la licență
GR: AEIs – minimum of 6.5 / TEIs – minimum of 7.0
– Must be studying an on-campus MSc at either our Liverpool or London campus.

Details

No application necessary.

Conditions

– A good second class undergraduate degree or an equivalent overseas qualification;
– Standard English language requirements;
– Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of the overall strength of the application – including consideration of previous academic attainment, relevant experience, references, and the personal statement;
– Available to UK/EU applicants only;
– Available for full- or part-time campus based study (subject to availability);
– You must be able to start in the 2019-20 academic year.

Details

https://le.ac.uk/study/postgraduates/fees-funding/scholarships-discounts/cssah-masters-excellence

Conditions

– Have applied for any full-time undergraduate/postgraduate course at the University of Leicester and selected us as your firm choice;
– Be able to demonstrate your sporting achievements;
– Provide a valid reference from a suitable adult e.g. coach or teacher at your school or college;
– Be able to demonstrate a commitment to striving for personal excellence;
– Meet the minimum grade requirements for your offer from the University.

Details

The application form will be available on 1 May 2019. Your application must be accompanied by a personal statement and sporting reference. Please send your completed application form, along with your personal statement and reference to Steve Bayley on [email protected]

Conditions

– Priority is given to students who sing alto (male or female), tenor or bass, but in the absence of suitable candidates in these voice parts, it may be possible to award a scholarship to a soprano;
– You should have experience of singing in choirs. Experience of singing in a church or cathedral choir is beneficial but not as important as strong sight-reading ability;
– You should apply before starting at University, although unfilled scholarships may be allocated after the start of the academic year.
– Scholarships are for one year in the first instance and are usually extended for a further two, given a satisfactory report by the Director of Music to the Dean and Chapter and a willingness on the student’s part to continue.

Details

If you are applying to the University of Leicester and interested in a Choral Scholarship, you should contact the Cathedral’s Director of Music, Christopher Johns [email protected] as soon as possible as it may be possible to arrange for an audition to coincide with one of our Open Days.

Conditions

– For students with a Home or EU tuition fee status;
– Undergraduate campus-based courses beginning in September 2019 or April 2020 (includes deferrals from 2018);
– Only qualifications that carry UCAS tariff points can be counted;
– You must have been offered a place on a course and made a firm commitment to the University of Leicester, by making us your firm choice (‘conditional firm’ or ‘unconditional firm’);
Your results can be truly rewarding:
Achieve 160+ Tariff and be eligible for £4,000
Achieve 152-159 Tariff and be eligible for £3,000
Achieve 144-151 Tariff and be eligible for £1,000
Achieve 136-143 Tariff and be eligible for £500

Details

There is no need to apply for this scholarship. We’ll confirm your award when we confirm your place at the start of term in September 2019 or April 2020.

Conditions

For students who:
– Are aged 21 or over at the start of their degree course in September 2019, or April 2020;
– Have a UK or EU tuition fee status;
– Are starting a campus-based undergraduate degree;
– Are studying their first degree.

Details

There is no need to apply for this scholarship. We’ll confirm your award when we confirm your place at the start of term in September 2019 or April 2020.

Conditions

The University of Leicester Scholarship can help you if you have:
– completed the Leicester Enhanced Access Programme (LEAP/MedLEAP), or
– completed the Realising Opportunities programme, or
– a household income of £25,000 or below, as assessed by Student Finance England.
Eligibility criteria:
– This scholarship is only available to UK and EU students;
– You must have been means tested by Student Finance England (or your relevant Government department if you live in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland);
– You must be registered as a full-time undergraduate student at the University of Leicester on 1 December to be able to receive a scholarship;
– Available for all subjects, including Medicine*.

Details

There is no need to apply for the University of Leicester Scholarship. We will let you know if you have been awarded the scholarship after your results and place at Leicester have been confirmed.

Conditions

Students who have achieved 120 UCAS Tariff Points from three A Levels (not including General Studies) or equivalent:
Greece Apolytirion 18
Romania Diploma de Bacalaureat 8.5

Conditions

Students who have achieved 152 UCAS Tariff Points from three A Levels (not including General Studies) or equivalent:
Greece Apolytirion 19.5
Romania Diploma de Bacalaureat 9.5

Conditions

Hull York Medical School students on the MBBS programme starting in 2019, including graduate entrants, registered either at the University of York or the University of Hull with a residual household income of £25,000 or less will receive the Hull York Medical School Bursary.

Conditions

Undergraduate students who enter the first year of a BSc or MMath degree in mathematics and who have obtained 128 UCAS Tariff points from three A-Levels (excluding General Studies) including an A in A level maths or equivalent*:
Greece: Apolytirion 18
Romania: Diploma de Bacalaureat 8.5

Conditions

– All suitable applicants will be invited to attend a Music Interview Day at the University of Hull. Notification of the award for applications made by 01 April 2019 will be made no later than the end of June 2019. The successful recipient must meet the terms of the UCAS offer and any other conditions as stipulated at the point that any scholarship offer is made. If the conditions of the offer are not met, the University reserves the right to withdraw the award.
– The normal entry requirement for all single and joint honours music programmes is 120 points.

Details

https://www.hull.ac.uk/choose-hull/study-at-hull/money/ukeu-scholarships.aspx#

Conditions

– The programme is open to all prospective and current students who compete at a regional, national or international level in their sport. All courses, undergraduate or postgraduate, are eligible. Applicants must be able to provide evidence of their achievements and future potential.
– There are a limited number of places available each year. Not all applicants will be accepted. Every application is scored by a panel, with priority given to BUCS and Olympic sports.

Details

https://sportexcellence.typeform.com/to/jTIYqx

Conditions

Students who progress from Undergraduate to Postgraduate study at Hull.

Conditions

Students with a household income of less than £25,000, intended to help with course-related costs. You can choose to take the award as cash, accommodation discount, or tuition fee waiver, or in any combination of these options.

Details

You will be automatically considered for the Studentship and do not need to apply directly to the University, as long as you gave your consent to share your information when applying for your student finance with Student Finance England.

Conditions

Students who have achieved 112 UCAS Tariff Points from three A Levels (not including General Studies) or equivalent:
Greece Apolytirion 18
Romania Diploma de Bacalaureat 8.5

Conditions

– You are a new full-time undergraduate starting in 2019/2020.
– You have selected the University of Greenwich as a ‘Firm’ choice via UCAS.
– You’ll be entering Year 0/1 of a FdA, BA, BEd, BSc, LLB, BEng, MEng or MMath programme at one or our three main campuses: Greenwich, Avery Hill or Medway.
– You are a high-performing sportsperson who competes at county level or higher.

Details

https://www.gre.ac.uk/finance/funding-your-studies/scholarships-and-bursaries/ann-packer-sports-scholarship

Conditions

– It is available to all students who audition successfully to join the University of Greenwich Choir;
– Winners will be expected to perform a number of duties;
– A choral exhibitioner must remain an active member of the choir;
– You must attend all rehearsals and give support to the university’s Music Director;
– In the second year, you will be responsible for publicity and general administrative tasks for the choir as required by the Music Director.

Details

https://docs.gre.ac.uk/rep/sas/choir-application-form

Conditions

– 200 UCAS points from Level 3 qualifications and a grade B/6 or above in GCSE English and Mathematics. (Romania Minimum grade of 10 in Diploma De Bacalaureat; Grade 8 in English; Grade 8 in Maths)
– You are a new undergraduate student paying Home/EU fees at the maximum rate of £9,250.
– You are studying a BA, BEd, BSc, LLB, BEng, MEng or MMath course at one of our three campuses, Greenwich, Avery Hill, or Medway (except the Medway School of Pharmacy), or a Partner College

Conditions

– You are a fully-registered undergraduate student at the University of Greenwich
– You are assessed to pay fees at the home rate at over £6,165 per year
– You have been assessed by Student Finance England and have given consent for it to share your information with the University of Greenwich
– Your household income is below £25,000

Details

This bursary is assessed and awarded automatically by the Funds, Awards and Bursaries team if you meet the criteria.

Conditions

– You must meet the academic requirements (the equivalent of 120 UCAS points/BBB):
Over 8.5 in the Romanian Baccalaureate
Greece Apolytirion 17
– You must apply to be income assessed by Student Finance England (SFE) and the resultant household income must be below your country’s equivalent of £25,000 (as defined by Student Finance England (SFE);
– Please read the University of Huddersfield Scholarship Programme principles and rules for full details.

Details

No application required.

Conditions

– Essex offers sports scholarships to ultra-talented athletes, providing coaching and support services, plus a free kit
– Focus sports: Volleyball, Basketball and Rugby sevens
– An adapted scholarship package may be available to exceptional individual athletes outside these sports

Details

Download the application form from the website and return to: [email protected]

Conditions

– Restricted to full-time applicants who are Home and EU fee payers and are entirely self-funded. They are not available to part-time students, or those who are fully or partly sponsored.
– Students must have been awarded a first class honours bachelor’s degree from a UK university. An equivalents degree from a European University would not be accepted.
– Eligible courses are those which are full-time Taught Masters programmes leading to the degree of MA, MSc, LLM, MFA and MAPH.
– Only one scholarship award can be made per student and the award cannot normally be held in conjunction with other University of Essex scholarships. Holders of any award which involves the payment of tuition fees by a third party are not eligible as they are not self-funding the whole tuition fee.
– These scholarships do not apply to deferred entry. Where a student, to whom a scholarship has been offered, requests deferred entry, the award will be considered again in line with the terms and conditions that apply in the new proposed year of entry.

Details

All academic applications will automatically be considered. There are no additional application
requirements.

Conditions

You must meet all of the following conditions:
– have received an offer of admission for entry to the University of Essex for 2019
– register for a full-time undergraduate degree at the University of Essex with first enrolment in 2019-20
– be in your first year of study at the University at the start of the award
– have obtained 34 points or more in the International Baccalaureate

Details

You don’t need to complete an application form. If you meet all the eligibility criteria above you will automatically be awarded the International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship and will be notified by the end of August 2019.

Conditions

If your online application to the Essex MBA is successful, you will be issued a conditional offer and invited to interview as soon as possible. You will automatically receive an award if you subsequently accept your offer of study by 30 April 2019.

Details

interview

Conditions

– You will be invited to interview as soon as possible after submitting your application. – The MBA Director will assess you for a scholarship award during your interview.
– During your interview, the MBA Director will be particularly looking for evidence of:
-academic merit
-work experience (quality of work experience, not simply time served)
-ideas on sustainable and entrepreneurial business
-ability to communicate experience and ideas
-plans for utilising the Essex MBA experience after the course
– This scholarship is available to all MBA applicants provided you are funding your own studies. It is not available if you’re fully or partly sponsored.

Details

interview

Conditions

Below we have listed 10 potential titles and supervisors for the Desty scholarships. Of these 6 will be awarded following a standard application and interview process.

Details

Application + interview

Conditions

Depending on the Bursary

Details

Please contact: [email protected] for further information

Conditions

To be considered, athletes/officials/coaches must perform in a sport that:
– Is an Olympic/Paralympic/Commonwealth program
– Is part of the BUCS competition program
– Is available to practice within our Students’ Union Clubs
– Has a National Governing Body and is a Sports England recognized sport.
Eligibility
Students applying for the bursaries should meet the relevant criteria for each award:
– Altius – Represented your chosen sport at national level (in a squad, pathway or competition)
– Fortius – Represented your chosen sport at international level (in a squad, pathway or
competition)
– Bellum – Qualified official working at higher standard than entry level, with supporting reports
– Mollis – Qualified official working at National competition level or above, with supporting reports
– Ductor –Minimum Level 2 qualified coach (or higher) with evidence of qualifications and experience

Details

To apply for a scholarship please contact the Sports Scholarship Team at [email protected]

Conditions

– The University of Gloucestershire is pleased to reward academic excellence. We have a number of 50% merit scholarships for high-achieving students entering the following courses in 2019/20

Details

No application for scholarship required. Students will be automatically considered for the merit scholarship upon receiving an offer for the above courses and will be notified by the admissions team if successful.

Conditions

Eligible students must:
– Have accepted an unconditional offer (s) to the courses listed below as either firm or insurance choice by 4th July 2018, the offer is not open to students who accept conditional offers;
– Be full-time student entering their first year (Level 4) of undergraduate study in 2018;
– Have achieved at least 128 UCAS points from a combination of their qualifications (according to the equivalences list used by the University of Gloucestershire);
– Be liable for the full tuition fees of £9,250;
– have been in full-time education lasting longer than one year and successfully completed the course no later than 2017/18;
– not hold an equivalent or higher qualification i.e. the student must not already hold a qualification that is equivalent to or higher than the degree that you will be undertaking.

Conditions

If you are a full or part time student within the University and can play an orchestral instrument or are
a confident vocalist, having reached a Grade 5 or equivalent standard, then you could be offered a
Music Scholarship.

Details

contact Ian Higginson (Director of Music): [email protected] or 07963 659580

Conditions

This fund is open to applications from students who can demonstrate financial hardship. Awards from the Financial Assistance Fund are means tested on each student’s personal income and expenditure and as such are not guaranteed.
Eligible students must:
– be enrolled on a degree or postgraduate qualification at the University of Gloucestershire;
– be a ‘Home’ or EU student;
– have taken out their full entitlement of Maintenance Loan in the current academic year;
– be studying on a University campus, not at a franchised college.

Details

http://www.glos.ac.uk/docs/download/Finance/Financial-Assistance-Fund-Form-18-19.pdf

Conditions

– fulltime students aged 21 years or older on entry to undergraduate degree and foundation degree courses delivered by the School of Health and Social Care at the University of Gloucestershire;
– reside in the UK or EU;
– be liable for the full tuition fees of £9,250;
– be in receipt of means tested support and assessed by a Student Finance Authority (e.g. Student Finance England) as having a house hold income of less than £40,000 and consented to share their/their sponsors household income with their Student Finance Authority by 20 October 2018;
– not hold an equivalent or higher qualification i.e. you must not already hold a qualification that is equivalent or higher to the degree that you will be undertaking. Students enrolled on nursing degrees are exempt from this criteria and will be eligible if they meet the remaining criteria regardless of the qualifications they hold;
– not be able to claim the bursary for a repeated year of study, or whilst on a placement or sandwich year.

Details

Students starting in September will be notified if they are eligible after enrolment

Conditions

Scholarships are awarded based on a competitive application process, open to applicants who meet the criteria:
– Starting a postgraduate taught certificate, diploma or master’s course at the University;
– Starting in September 2019 or January 2020;
– Studying full-time or part-time at one of our campuses;
– Fee assessed by our admissions team as a home/EU fee status.

Details

https://www.uel.ac.uk/Scholarship-Forms/Postgraduate-Scholarships

Conditions

Students who are talented athletes in fulfilling their potential as a student-athlete. UEL expects all recipients to train and perform to the best of their ability and to maintain good academic standing.

Details

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/4619845/UEL-High-Performance-2019

Conditions

The Team UEL Scholarship assists students who are committed in assisting the university sports clubs in both British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) and Non-BUCS competitions. UEL expects all recipients to help the club they are in compete to the best of their ability and to maintain good academic standing.

Details

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/4619845/UEL-High-Performance-2019

Conditions

– Starting an undergraduate degree for the first time at the University in academic 2019/20;
– Made an admission application during the main cycle and firmly accepted the University’s offer;
– Studying full-time at foundation year or year one;
– Fee assessed as an EU* student paying full-time fees of £9,250 per year;
– Studying at one of our campuses or on distance learning programmes withfees of £9,250 per year.

Details

https://www.uel.ac.uk/Scholarship%20Forms/UG%20EU%20Scholarship

Conditions

Students from low income backgrounds requiring financial assistance for any of the following:
• Childcare costs
• Travel costs
• Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) computer equipment contribution
• Summer Support (students unable to work over the summer period, due to caring responsibilities, disability or long-term sickness)
– New and continuing Home/ EU undergraduate students (inclusive of PGCE and Architecture RIBA II programmes);
– Students studying full time at one of our campuses;
– Students in receipt of maximum income-assessed Student Finance entitlement.

Details

This bursary is not open yet for academic year 2019/20.

Conditions

– Undergraduate students starting at UEL for the first time in September 2019;
– You must be fee-assessed as a home/EU* student;
– Full-time students studying on campus or on distance learning programmes with fees of £9,250;
– You must have accepted UEL as your firm choice through UCAS Track.

Details

https://www.uel.ac.uk/Scholarship%20Forms/UG_Scholarships

Conditions

The Progression Bursary supports employability by targeting low-income, full time undergraduate student groups with financial barriers in the following areas:
– Job interview expenses (final year);
– Travel and Reasonable adjustment costs for students with disabilities, attending integral work placements, engaging with study abroad opportunities or co-curricular opportunities (available in 2nd year and final year);
– High course related costs (for final year, full-time, students from the College of Arts, Technology and Innovation).
To be eligible you must be:
– A new or continuing, Home/EU, Undergraduate student;
– Enrolled on a full time programme at one of our campuses;
– In receipt of full means-tested student funding and NHS funding if applicable.

Details

This bursary is not open yet for academic year 2019/20.

Conditions

– Undergraduate students starting at UEL for the first time in September 2019;
– You must be fee-assessed as a home/EU* student;
– Full-time students studying on campus or on distance learning programmes with fees of £9,250;
– You must have accepted UEL as your firm choice through UCAS Track.

Details

https://www.uel.ac.uk/Scholarship%20Forms/UG%20Dean%20Scholarship

Conditions

The Hardship Bursary provides extra financial support to assist our students on a low income to remain in Higher Education. It aims to support students experiencing financial difficulties meeting their living costs.
The maximum award from the Hardship Bursary is £2,000.
To be eligible you must be:
– A new or continuing, Home/EU, Undergraduate/Postgraduate student;
– Enrolled on a Full time / Part time programme at one of our campuses;
– In receipt of full means tested student funding and NHS if applicable.

Details

https://uelac.sharepoint.com/StudentSupport/Documents/SMART%20documents/UEL%20Hardship%20Bursary%202018.19.pdf

Conditions

– Starting a new undergraduate or taught postgraduate programme in academic year 2019/20;
– Fee assessed as a home/EU student and studying full-time or part-time;
– Demonstrable record of volunteering with a commitment to the ethos and values of Civic Engagement (To qualify for your full scholarship you must complete a program of 40 hours of civic engagement activities with local charities, community groups or other not for profit organisations to be agreed with the UEL Civic Engagement Office and completed within your first year of study);
– Studying at one of our campuses or on distance learning programmes.

Details

https://www.uel.ac.uk/Scholarship%20Forms/UG%20Civic%20Engagement%20Scholarship

Conditions

– Fee status of Home/EU;
– Progressing directly from an ELSEF member college;
– Made a UCAS application during the main cycle and firmly accepted the University;
– Studying full-time at foundation year or year 1;
– Studying at one of our campuses or on distance learning programmes with fees of £9,250 per year;
– Starting an undergraduate degree for the first time at the University in September 2019.

Details

The selection of successful applicant is undertaken by your school or college.

Conditions

– A fee assessed as home/EU student;
– Progressing directly from LDEUTC;
– Applied and firmly accepted their offer at UEL before 30 June 2019;
– Starting a full-time undergraduate degree at UEL at foundation year or year 1;
– Studying at one of our campuses or on distance learning programmes with fees of £9,250 per year;
– Starting an undergraduate degree for the first time at UEL in September 2019.

Details

There is no need to apply for the scholarship, we will automatically assess you based on your degree application.

Conditions

– Any student who is made an offer would be eligible for this bursary (nb: this is based on having already met the course entry requirements, having been successful at interview, and meeting any other criteria required with regard to the right to work and study in the UK).
– There is an expectation that graduates from this programme would work within the National Health Service (NHS) on completion of their course.

Conditions

– Any student who is made an offer would be eligible for this bursary (nb: this is based on having already met the course entry requirements, having been successful at interview, and meeting any other criteria required with regard to the right to work and study in the UK).
– There is an expectation that graduates from this programme would work within the National Health Service (NHS) on completion of their course.

Conditions

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– Degree with a classification of 2:1 (or equivalent) – The equivalent of a 2:1 would be: Romania – Higher than an 8 Greece – Higher than a 6.5, you would still need to confirm this with each application, to be certain the student is still eligible
– Eligible applicants should submit a 250 word statement answering the following question:
”How does the course you have applied for help you achieve your career goals and how would your experiences and interests aid the learning of the cohort as a whole?”
– There are a significant number of scholarships available and these will be awarded on the basis of academic merit, the overall strength of the application, and the strength of the scholarship statement.

Details

[email protected]

Conditions

– Scholarships are awarded to students on an academic basis taking into consideration relevant disciplinary background and exceptional academic ability.
– Applications are invited from those who have or expect to achieve a 2.1 degree or higher in a relevant discipline. (The equivalent of a 2:1 would be: Romania – Higher than an 8 Greece – Higher than a 6.5, you would still need to confirm this with each application, to be certain the student is still eligible)

Details

All they need to do to be considered is submit an application for the course and have it completed (this means including any required research proposals, proposed supervisors, references received and all documents submitted) by 29th April 2019. If there is anything outstanding for the application on this date, the applicant cannot be considered for the scholarship.

Conditions

– Household Income: Less than £30,000 p/a
– The Paul Head Memorial Scholarship enables an undergraduate student to study in the faculty of Social Sciences at the University of East Anglia.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FO83wSeGZL2Yt0Kv

Conditions

– The Ranworth Trust Scholarship supports a student on the MSc in Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement offered by the School of Biological Sciences;
– All applicants who submit their applications to the course by Friday 14th June 2019 will automatically be considered for the scholarship. A Panel made up of academics in the School of Biological Sciences will use course applications to determine which applicant shall be offered the one available scholarship.

Conditions

– Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on any postgraduate taught course in the School of Politics, Philosophy and Language or in the School of Art, Media, and American Studies
– A scholarship application is required and preference will be given to the MA Film Studies, MA Film, Television and Creative Practice and students applying to the School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bTdU3xZ6t

Conditions

The Simon Wharmby Postgraduate Scholarship in Environmental Sciences encourages a student to study any postgraduate taught programme offered by the School of Environmental Sciences.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bgThJCzIS

Conditions

All candidates to whom the Sainsbury Research Unit has made an offer of a place on the MA course are automatically considered for the Scholarships.

Conditions

– Applicants must have an Honours degree or Master’s degree. If you are in your final year of your degree the grant is contingent upon completion of the degree within the academic year.
– You will need to be an EU citizen or have a permanent right to work in the UK after graduation.

Details

https://www.scottishpower.com/pages/scottishpower_masters_scholarships.aspx

Conditions

The Leipzig Scholarship was established to enable a student to study on the MA degree course in Modern History offered by the School of History

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bHgQeOyqY

Conditions

Any Home/EU applicant who has received an offer on the MSc Academic and Professional programmes by 15 March 2019, will be considered for these scholarships

Conditions

The Malcolm Bradbury Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a Postgraduate student within the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing to enable them to undertake the MA Creative Writing Course (Prose Fiction)

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bKdzchfAn

Conditions

Any applicant (whether UK, EU or International) who has received an offer on one of the MSc Applied Training programmes by 15 March 2019, will be considered for these scholarships.

Conditions

– The Annabel Abbs Scholarship is awarded to a Postgraduate student within the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing to enable them to enable them to study on the MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) course;
– Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate genuine financial need;
– Preference will be given to applicants who are over 35 years old at point of application to the course.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bKdzchfAn

Conditions

– To be considered for an award, you should submit your application for admission to the MRes Social Science Research Methods degree. You will need to indicate to us that you wish to be considered for funding.
– Before you submit, identify a possible supervisor and discuss your proposed topic for the PhD with them.
– Studentships are awarded to students on an academic basis taking into consideration relevant disciplinary background and exceptional academic ability. Applications are invited from those who have or expect to achieve a 2.1 degree or higher in a relevant discipline. (The equivalent of a 2:1 would be: Romania – Higher than an 8 Greece – Higher than a 6.5, you would still need to confirm this with each application, to be certain the student is still eligible)
– Candidates will be interviewed, usually via telephone or Skype, as part of the selection process. EU applicants may be required to provide evidence of competence in the English Language.

Conditions

The Seth Donaldson Memorial Bursary is awarded to a student enrolled on the MA in Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) and is intended to enable and encourage another young person to explore the world through writing

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bKdzchfAn

Conditions

– All offer-holders may apply for this scholarship once they have accepted their offer. ll eligible candidates to whom the School has made an offer will automatically be invited to apply for the Scholarship by completing and submitting a short Application Form;
– Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for one of the MA/MSc/MRes programmes listed above starting at UEA in September 2019.
– Be independently funding your studies – ie students sponsored by organisations funding their fees are not eligible to apply. (Students applying for, or expecting to receive government loans, are eligible to apply).

Details

https://app-eu.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bV3eIpHtp

Conditions

The Ink Sweat & Tears Scholarship enables a student to study on the MA Creative Writing (Poetry) postgraduate degree course offered by the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bKdzchfAn

Conditions

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– The Bryan Heiser Memorial Bursary supports a student as they study the MA Creative Writing: Poetry postgraduate degree course offered by the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing;
– Preference given to applicants with financial need;
– Preference will be given to applicants over the age of 45.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU014bKdzchfAn

Conditions

– The Literary Festival Bursary for Creative Writing will be awarded to a student on the MA Creative Writing (Scriptwriting) postgraduate degree course offered by the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing
– In the case of their being two candidates of equal merit, two half-bursaries of £3,775 may be offered at the course convenor’s discretion.

Conditions

– You are an EU citizen and are liable for ‘EU’ fee status.
– You are enrolling on your first undergraduate degree course, including courses with a Foundation Year and Dip HE Operating Department Practice
– You must hold an offer of a place from UEA and to receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOpoqbuvPRPLi85L

Conditions

The scholarships will be awarded on academic merit and the overall strength of the application.

Conditions

To qualify you must be currently ranked in the top 10 in your sport nationally or be part of your national squad within your chosen sport (UK home nations or EU countries).

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/11FO0097pfrkvt01q1soicfor

Conditions

To qualify you must be currently competing at a regional or county level and aspiring to perform in your sport at a national level (UK home nations or EU countries).

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/11FO0097pfrkvt01q1soicfor

Conditions

– The Maria Bourboulis Scholarship is awarded to an Undergraduate student, of Greek nationality, ordinarily resident in Greece, to enable them to study at UEA
– Preference will be given to applicants in the School of Social Work or in the Faculty of Social Sciences
– Household Income: Less than £30,000 p/a

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FO83wSeGZL2Yt0Kv

Conditions

The CDA MSc Petroleum Data Management Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of financial need, academic merit and relevant work experience (please see Guidelines document for full details).

Details

https://www.abdn.ac.uk/study/forms/funding-application/

Conditions

– To be considered for the Law School LLM Merit Scholarship you will need to have applied to the University of Aberdeen for a place on a one-year full-time on-campus Master of Laws (taught) programme starting in September 2019. To be awarded a scholarship you must receive and then firmly accept an offer of a place on a Master of Laws (taught) degree programme.
– The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit.

Details

https://app.geckoform.com/public/?_ga=2.126423245.1939900228.1552565828-1796840966.1552565828#/modern/FOEU022eEVMAQsSQ

Conditions

The MSc Environmental Partnership Management Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and demonstration of particular personal characteristics (please see Guidelines for full details).

Conditions

– If you are starting a postgraduate course in the academic year 2019-20 you are eligible to apply for a Postgrad Solutions Study Bursary;
– If your postgraduate program doesn’t fit in to one of the specialist categories, there are two general postgraduate bursaries available;
– You may only apply for a Postgrad Solutions Study Bursary after you have accepted an offer of a place at your chosen institution, and we will only accept one application per person.

Details

https://www.postgrad.com/fees_and_funding/postgrad_solutions_study_bursaries/information/

Conditions

The 12 Data Lab MSc Artificial Intelligence Scholarships will be awarded based on academic merit, on a first come, first served basis.

Details

There is no separate scholarship application required. Eligible applicants, who have been made an offer of admission to the MSc Artificial Intelligence programme, will be automatically considered for a scholarship on a first come, first served basis.

Conditions

A suitable candidate shall be selected on the basis of their MPH application form (i.e. based on their academic and career experience to date, and on their career aspirations as set out in their personal statement).

Details

No separate scholarship application is required. All applicants who hold an offer for admission for the eligible programmes by the close date of 15th June will be considered automatically.

Conditions

The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need.

Details

https://www.abdn.ac.uk/study/forms/funding-application/

Conditions

Applicants must satisfy one of the four criteria below in order to be eligible.
– You must have applied to study or currently study Law at either research (PhD/LLM by Research) or taught level (LLM) at the University of Aberdeen – Form 1.
– You must be a current student of the University of Aberdeen studying Law at either research (PhD/LLM by Research) or taught level (LLM) and propose to study abroad – Form 2
– You must be a member of staff from non-UK higher education institution proposing to lecture at the University of Aberdeen – Form 3.
– You must be a member of staff of the University of Aberdeen wishing to study foreign law or legal practice and who has exhausted the possibility of funding from (a) external bodies and (b) Departmental funds. – Form 4

Details

https://www.abdn.ac.uk/study/funding/55

Conditions

– New students starting at the University of Bradford in 2019/20. Students who are studying for a second degree are not eligible;
– Home and EU students paying Home fees and studying full time;
– Family income of under £30,000 as assessed by the relevant student finance service;
– Students paying the full course fee i.e. £9,250 for a standard degree course.

Details

Students will recieve a fee assessment form when they apply, it will be judged from there.

Conditions

– Students must be in the process of applying to study at The University of Bradford. Current students will not be accepted. However current students progressing to a postgraduate degree can apply;
– Students must be of regional, national or international standard in their sport and/or show strong evidence of future outstanding potential;
– Student must have the necessary academic background to successfully gain a place on a course at The University of Bradford;
– Students transferring from another University to study at Bradford can apply for the scholarship;
– Please vote that students can only receive one scholarship or discount so students who are eligible for more than 1 award will be given the award of the highest value.

Details

https://bradford.ac.uk/scholarships/info/sports-scholarship-2019

Conditions

To be considered for the studentship you must have a minimum of an upper second class honours degree or above.

Details

https://bradford.ac.uk/scholarships/info/ahrc-heritage-consortium-masters-scholarship-2019

Conditions

This award is open to a range of topics in line with the research and teaching of the School. It is expected that applicants will demonstrate a high level of research potential.

Details

https://bradford.ac.uk/scholarships/info/archaeology-studentships

Conditions

– Be from the UK or EU (if you are from the EU you must have done your degree in England to qualify).
– Be on a full-time taught Master’s or research postgraduate programme and paying your own fees.
– Have graduated from your undergraduate degree programme within the last 10 years.
– In order to apply for this award you must have received a full maintenance grant from your Local Authority or the Student Loans Company in your final year of undergraduate study.
– Alternatively, for students who commenced their studies from September 2015 onwards you must have received a full means tested maintenance loan from the Student Loans Company.

Details

https://www.bradford.ac.uk/scholarships/info/postgraduate-bursary-2019-20

Conditions

– All EU students who achieve AAA or higher in their A Levels or equivalent (from three Level 3 qualifications only);
– RO: Overall score of 9 on the Romanian Diploma;
– GR: Apolytirion (Upper Secondary School Lykeio) Leaving Certificate 19;
– Students must be commencing on their first, full time undergraduate degree programme in September 2019;
– If you already hold a degree you cannot be considered for the scholarship.

Details

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Conditions

Two kinds of scholarships:
School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences Endowed Scholarship
– This award is open to a range of topics in line with the research and teaching of the School. It is expected that applicants will demonstrate a high level of research potential.
AHRC Heritage Consortium Master’s Studentship
– The award, linked to the AHRC Heritage Consortium, will provide funding to a high quality applicant. The funding will allow you to focus on developing high level skills and competencies for research and professional practice, particularly aimed at the Heritage sector;
– To be considered for the studentship you must have a minimum of an upper second class honours degree or above.

Details

https://www.bradford.ac.uk/scholarships/info/archaeology-studentships

Conditions

Eligible students must:
– be registered with the University of Bristol
– be classed as an EU or international student
– be a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate student
– have started their programme of study with sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living costs
– have exhausted all other sources of funding.

Details

Students will need to complete and return an application form to the Student Funding Office, together with photocopies of relevant documentation. Students who live with a partner, will also need to provide their partner’s financial details. Incomplete applications will delay the assessment of an application.

Conditions

The scholarship supports undergraduate students with an exceptional musical, dramatic or sporting talent, who are:
– holding an academic offer;
– intending to start studying at the University of Bristol in the autumn of 2019.

Details

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/awards/vc-scholarship/apply/

Conditions

Please produce a single PDF containing the following:
– An outline research plan for which funding is sought (one side of A4 in font size 12).
– Summarized costs, and the funds requested. The upper limit for an award is £200.
– Details of other applications made. Preference is given to applicants who have tried other sources before. State clearly which previous applications were successful, which were rejected, and which are still pending.
– Your CV.

Details

Send your application to Professor Michael Benton at [email protected]

Conditions

Performance Athlete Support Programme allows talented student athletes to balance university life whilst achieving their sporting potential.

Details

https://www.shu.ac.uk/current-students/sport/scholarships/performance-athlete-support-programme/paform

Conditions

– be an international or a European Union (non-UK) fee paying student;
– (postgraduate only) – have achieved a minimum 2.1 or equivalent in your honours degree and must meet the English and academic entry requirements for your course – Media licență peste 8;
– have accepted an offer for a full-time taught undergraduate or postgraduate course at Sheffield Hallam University.

Details

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSck8Wi9dDHgMQbc03kGdcRnTjO9wHMZpckggtpQ0mdsb2UnuQ/viewform

Conditions

– Receive an offer (and meet any conditions) for the courses, BSc (Hons) Events and Leisure Management (top up);
– Be self-funding your studies;
– Be able to pay any additional fees your course may require, for example field trips;
– To apply for the Dean’s Scholarship you need to write about why you have a passion for Events and Leisure Management and your response must be 250 words or less.

Details

Please email your statement
Why do you have a passion for Events and Leisure Management?
to [email protected] in order to apply for the scholarship.

Conditions

– Be an international or a European Union (non-UK) fee paying student;
– Have achieved the English and academic entry requirements for the course;
– Have accepted an offer for a Study Abroad international certificate or international diploma course at Sheffield Hallam University;
– Be able to pay any additional fees your course may require, for example field trips.

Details

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdE93HFel7Bcrj3hCAYbOaqiOwgZEkgQbw7pVdQsy_tjxuCYQ/closedform

Conditions

– The University offers an Undergraduate Academic Merit Scholarship to reward applicants who have demonstrated outstanding academic ability. These are awarded automatically based on final results, as shown in the example below:
1 x ‘A’ in A-levels or Distinction at BTEC, or equivalent
2 x ‘A’ in A-levels or Distinction at BTEC, or equivalent
3 x ‘A’ in A-levels or Distinction at BTEC, or equivalent
– in order to be eligible for these scholarships, you must meet the publicised course entry requirements at the time of enrolment.

Conditions

– The University offers postgraduate academic scholarships to applicants who achieve the following grades and who are holding an ‘unconditional firm’ offer on a full- or part-time course:
First (or equivalent)
2:1 (or equivalent)
2:2 (or equivalent)

Conditions

To qualify, students must be studying an international qualification or be studying for an international foundation programme in the UK with an ‘unconditional firm’ offer on a full-time course. Applicants need to be self-funded (not sponsored by their government or employer). The scholarship does not apply to Study Abroad students.

Conditions

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The University offers the MBA Executive Scholarship as a way to recognise professional practice. (Two years’ professional experience / One year’s professional experience)

Conditions

– Applicants must be full-time or part-time undergraduate or postgraduate students;
– Applicants must have an outstanding ability in a particular sport;
– Applicants must compete at a national or international level (junior or senior), or show strong evidence of the potential to do so.
– Scholarships are awarded to athletes competing in a variety of sports at national level and above, including – but not exclusively – basketball, cricket, football and sailing. As a scholar, you’ll receive financial assistance towards academic fees and be able to take advantage of a support package worth up to £2,500;
– Academic fees are covered at 100% or 50% by the University for each successful applicant.

Details

https://www.solent.ac.uk/solent-sport/performance-sport/scholarships