£1million+ of WBS Scholarships available for students applying to study on our MSc postgraduate courses.

We focus on attracting intellectually curious individuals who strive for excellence in everything they do. We welcome talented candidates from across the globe who are passionate about achieving their full potential, both academically and professionally.

The following WBS Scholarships are available to the most talented candidates from all over the world:

The Dean’s Scholarship – up to 14 awards that recognise academic excellence.

High Potential Talent Scholarship – for individuals who can demonstrate excellent academic, extra-curricular and employability achievements through student societies, volunteering internships and/or part-time work.

Future Leaders Scholarship – for individuals who have held significant positions of responsibility at school or as part of student or community-led societies.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Scholarship – for individuals demonstrating strong entrepreneurial spirit through the setting up of a business venture, or significant society/volunteering achievement.

Alumni Scholarship – all alumni from the University of Warwick who are accepted onto a postgraduate Masters receive a minimum 10% scholarship from the Warwick Alumni Discount Scheme, and up to an additional 40% for exceptional academic and/or extra-curricular achievements.

Social Impact Scholarship – for outstanding individuals who are engaging in volunteering and making an impact on society.

UK/EU and Commonwealth Scholarship – for outstanding individuals across the UK/EU and Commonwealth to encourage geographical diversity.

International Scholarship – available on a competitive basis for exceptional talent living outside of the UK/EU or the Commonwealth.

You will automatically be considered for a WBS Scholarship upon submitting your course application. Whilst not compulsory, providing details of which WBS Scholarship you feel you should be considered for in your personal statement could strengthen your application.

Scholarships awards range from 10% of your tuition fee to a maximum of 50% for exceptional candidates. They are highly competitive and awarded on an ongoing basis, so applicants are strongly encouraged to apply early.

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Scholarships, available places in Pavia’s Collegi and financial benefits for students of the University of Pavia are managed by EDISU, a regional organisation for the right to university education.

EDiSu was founded by the University of Pavia, in collaboration with Lombardy Region. EDiSu has the goal to supervise and promote all dedicated initiatives and facilities for the right to education for students enrolled at the University of Pavia.

There are two categories of services provided by EDiSu:

1.Interventions attributed via competition;

2.Interventions for students in general.

The first category includes housing services and financial benefits.

The second category applies to a series of services varying from canteen service to cultural activities.

Scholarships and subsidies

Scholarships are granted via call for applicants to students with a low income and a good academic performance. The total sum of the scholarship varies according to the financial situation of the student’s family and the place of residence. The scholarship is distributed partly in services and partly in money, to which additional benefits are added, notably exemption from payment of the contribution fee for university enrolment. Integration to the scholarship is granted to students in the following conditions: differently-abled; participants to international mobility programmes; students taking a degree in a number of years equal to the legal duration of the course of study.

Scholarships are accessible by public calls for applicants, which follow the rules stated in the annual announcement.

NEW Calls for applicants are available for consultation on the EDiSu website for the academic year 2021-22! You can apply online (even if not yet enrolled) for grants, scholarships and a place in a local Collegio or students’ residence.

Check these guidelines on how to apply online to request the Edisu grants

Deadline to submit documentation to Edisu for international students a.y. 2021-22: 30 November 2021

New protocol to tackle spread of Covid-19 in Pavia Collegi managed by EDISU

EDiSu – Ente per il Diritto allo Studio Universitario

Address: Via Calatafimi, 11 – 27100 Pavia

Telephone: + 39 0382.305011 – Fax 0382 29045

Email contact: segre@EDiSu.pv.it

Direct line with Edisu link

Website: www.edisu.pv.it

Office hours: ONLY ACCESSIBLE PREVIOUS APPOINTMENT

Monday-Thursday  9.30am – 12 pm ; 2pm-3pm + Friday 9.30am – 12 pm

For more info please peruse: http://news.unipv.it/?p=32611

For further information concerning University of Pavia grants and other forms of financial support for students, please consult the dedicated UniPV web page.

For more information on grants for Italian citizens abroad or international students please peruse https://www.esteri.it/mae/en/servizi/stranieri/opportunita

Calvary University offers a variety of scholarships to new and returning students. To qualify for scholarships, new and transfer students must first apply and be accepted for admission. All scholarships require that a student be degree-seeking and enrolled full-time (at least 12 hours for undergraduate students). Students must reapply for all scholarships each academic year in order to be considered for re-award (unless otherwise stated). Paperwork for scholarships requiring verification or additional information must be submitted and approved prior to class registration for scholarships or discounts to be applied to the student’s bill. Specific requirements for available scholarships can be reviewed below.

Scholarships funded by Calvary are awarded to cover tuition and fees at Calvary University only. Although most scholarships are stackable, as some scholarships are considerably more than others, you may not be able to stack certain scholarships.Student payments including outside scholarships, Pell Grant, Student Loans, and all other sources of payments on a student account are applied to a student’s billing charges first; then Calvary-funded scholarships are applied to any remaining balance.

Any resulting credit balance is left on the student’s account, and can be used in future semesters. Calvary does not pay out credit balances created by Calvary-funded scholarships to students. If the student ceases attending Calvary, any remaining credit balance resulting from Calvary-funded scholarships will result in a reduction of previously awarded scholarships to zero out the student’s balance.

Not all who apply for a scholarship and are otherwise eligible may receive the scholarship(s). Please note that all figures and factors are taken into consideration in the award of student scholarships, including on-campus or off-campus residence.Decisions on scholarships are made by the Student Aid Committee, whose deliberations and decisions are not public information. Applicants will be notified of their award status by the Enrollment Management Support Office. 

Application Deadline

Application deadlines are April 1 for students entering in the fall semester and December 1 for new and transfer students entering in the spring semester. All new and renewal applicants must complete the FAFSA before scholarships are awarded each year.

Carefully read the requirements for each scholarship BEFORE you submit your application. Submit all required documentation including any required essays.

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We are seeking a PhD student with the equivalent of a First Class Honours or Master’s degree in physical chemistry, physics or an equivalent discipline to participate in an Australian Research Council Discovery Project on unravelling the dominant drivers of ion specificity.

This exciting PhD project involves collaboration between teams in the Research School of Physics at the ANU, The University of Newcastle and Flinders University. The student will have a unique opportunity to contribute towards new knowledge in the fields of colloid and interface science and soft condensed matter. In particular they will participate in an experimental program to better understand the fundamentals of ion specific effects, in particular how ions partition at interfaces. Ion specific effects are ubiquitous in soft matter systems including biology and in a diverse range of industry relevant and commercial fluids so improved fundamental understanding will have wide impact.

Duration & benefits

Stipend: $28092 pa (2020 rate) for up to 3.5 years, plus benefits (as outlined in the Conditions of Award).

Applicant requirements

Domestic and international candidates are eligible.

Candidates must have the equivalent of an Australian Bachelor degree with First Class Honours (or equivalent) or a Master degree (with a significant research component) in Physical Chemistry, Physics, Engineering or equivalent.

You must be able to demonstrate the capacity to undertake independent research.

Candidates must meet ANU English language requirements.

How to apply

Applicants should email Professor Vincent Craig directly at vince.craig@anu.edu.au, to express interest. In your email include a cover letter of no more than 1 page expressing your motivation to apply for this position, your CV and a copy of your academic transcripts with all subjects studied and grades obtained.ANU values diversity and inclusion and is committed to providing equal opportunities to those of all backgrounds and identities.

Closing dates

Applications will be held open until the position is filled.

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1. Qualifications

(1) Number of Places

The number of applicants to be nominated by the Graduate School of Science to the University of Tokyo, as well as the number to be subsequently nominated by the University of Tokyo to MEXT, shall be finalized after the application period has closed. In the last round (application for 2021 entrance) each Graduate School was allowed to nominate at most one applicant, and the University of Tokyo was allowed to nominate at most three applicants to MEXT.

(2) Eligibility

International students with outstanding academic records (*1) who wish to enter Japan in October, 2022 as a new student (*2) to study in the Master’s or Doctoral Program at the Graduate School of Science.

(*1) Applicants who have already graduated from their latest degree program should have a final grade point of 2.30 or higher, while current students should have a grade point of 2.30 or higher for their current courses, and both should be expected to maintain the same academic standards during the course of the scholarship program.
* Grade points shall be calculated according to a formula specified by MEXT.
Furthermore, students must meet one of the criteria given under “(7) Language Proficiency” given below.

(*2) Please refer to (11) Non-eligibility 5. to confirm your eligibility.

(3) Nationality

We are only able to nominate an applicant who holds one of the nationalities specified by MEXT.
This year’s nationality provisions have yet to be announced (the announcement is expected to reach us after the application period has closed), however, in the last round, only those who hold a nationality found on MEXT’s list of Priority Nationalities below were eligible for nomination.

To see the list of priority nationalities, please click here.

Also, applicants must have the nationality of a country with diplomatic relations with the Japanese government. Applicants who have Japanese nationality at the time of application are ineligible. However, Japanese nationals that reside outside of Japan at the time of application, having dual citizenship with another country, and plan on relinquishing their Japanese nationality before arrival, may apply.

(4) Age

In principle, applicants must be born on or after April 2, 1987.

(5) Academic background

Applicants must have the necessary qualifications to be admitted to the Graduate School of Science, the University of Tokyo as a Master’s or a Doctoral Program student.

(6) Field of Study

Applicants should apply for the field of study that they studied at their previous university or a related field. Applicants should select a field that they are able to research at their chosen host university in Japan.

(7) Language Proficiency

Applicants must meet one of the language requirements in either English or in Japanese as described below:

English

Holds an English proficiency test score equivalent to B2 or above on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) scale (e.g. TOEFL iBT 72 or above, IELTS 5.5 or above).
* To see what counts as “B2 or above on the CEFR scale”, please refer to the CEFR Equivalency Chart.:
To see the CEFR Equivalency Chart, please click here.

Has completed an educational program whose primary language of instruction is English that satisfies the entrance requirements to the Master’s Program or Doctoral Program at the Graduate School of Science, the University of Tokyo.

Japanese

Has passed the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) with a score of N2 or higher.

Has completed an educational program whose primary language of instruction is Japanese that satisfies the entrance requirements to the Master’s Program or Doctoral Program at the Graduate School of Science, the University of Tokyo.

(8) Health

Applicants must be physically and mentally healthy enough to pursue their studies in Japan.

(9) Arrival in Japan

Applicants must, in principle, be able to arrive in Japan by a date specified by the accepting university which in principle shall be within two weeks before or after the first day of the semester (October 1) in the year specified by the accepting university.

If applicants cannot arrive in Japan by the date specified, they must withdraw their application unless under unavoidable circumstances as deemed by MEXT. Furthermore, if applicants travel outside of the period specified above due to personal reasons, the cost of travel will not be paid.

(10) Visa Requirements

Applicants must enter the country with the resident status of “Student”, having obtained the visa anew prior to traveling to Japan. The visa is to be issued by the Japanese embassy or consulate in the applicant’s country of nationality. Those who already have another residency status (permanent resident, long-term resident, etc.) will be required to return to their country of nationality, change their status to that of “Student” and then travel to Japan. Note that there is no guarantee that an application to change your resident status back to that of “permanent resident” or “long-term resident” etc. will be approved once you have completed your time as a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship recipient.

Applicants should be aware that the scholarship will be cancelled if he/she arrives in Japan without a newly obtained “student” visa.

(11) Non-eligibility

Applicants in the following categories are ineligible for the Japanese Government (MEXT) scholarship. They must decline the scholarship offer if they are found to fall under any one of the following criteria upon their selection.

An active member of the military or a civilian employed by the military at the time of arrival or at any point during the period of the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship;

An applicant who is unable to travel to Japan within the period designated by MEXT or the University of Tokyo;

A former recipient of a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship (including those who withdrew from the scholarship after coming to Japan) is ineligible unless he or she has had at least three years of educational or working experience since the month after completing the former scholarship period as of the beginning of the new scholarship period. This ineligibility criterion also does not apply if the formerly received scholarship is of one of the following types: (i) Japanese Studies Student (as long as the applicant has since returned to and graduated from or is expected to graduate from his or her home university), (ii) Japan-Korea Joint Government Scholarship Program for the Students in Science and Engineering, (iii) Young Leaders Program. Also, for the purpose of this clause, the MEXT Honors Scholarship does not count as a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship.

An applicant who is also applying for a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship for another AY2022 program.

An applicant who (i) is already enrolled in a Japanese university, institution, etc. under the “College Student” visa as of the time of application, or (ii) is or plans to be enrolled in a Japanese university, institution, etc. as a self-supported international student between the time of application and the start of the scholarship period. This clause does not apply to self-supported international students who are currently enrolled or are expected to enroll at a Japanese university but can confirm at the time of application that they will return to their country of nationality, newly obtain a “student” visa before the start of the scholarship period, and travel to Japan on the new visa.

An applicant who expects to receive a scholarship from any source other than the Japanese Government (MEXT), including those from their own country’s government body, at or after the beginning of the scholarship period.

An applicant who is “expected to graduate by the entrance date” at the time of application but then cannot provide proof of completing a degree by the designated deadline.

A Japanese national who has dual nationality with another country, and is not able to provide proof of relinquishing Japanese nationality by the day of arrival.

An applicant who is, as of the time of application, planning a long period of fieldwork or internship in a country other than Japan or a long-term leave of absence, etc.

One who has completed a Doctoral program and does not plan on obtaining another degree.

(12) Other Provisions

While they are studying in Japan, applicants are expected, as someone who will contribute to the globalization of Japan, to broadly participate in regional schools and activities to contribute towards the mutual understanding between their home country and Japan. Furthermore, they are expected to maintain a close link with the universities they studied at even after they have graduated and cooperate in various manners, such as answering questionnaires etc. Also, on returning to their home country, they must take part in the various activities organized by the Japanese government’s missions overseas to enhance the relationship between Japan and their home country.

2. Period of Scholarships

(1)For a recipient who will enroll in a Master’s Program or Doctoral Program, the scholarship will be payable for the standard period of time necessary for the recipient to complete his or her program (standard course term), starting from October 2022.

Master’s Program = October, 2022 – September, 2024 (2years)

Doctoral Program = October, 2022 – September, 2025 (3years)

(2)Extension of the Scholarship Period

If a recipient in the Master’s Program desires to proceed to the Doctoral Program, the period of the scholarship may be extended upon rigorous examination by MEXT, provided that the student has achieved outstanding academic performance that meets certain criteria. Please note that not all applicants will automatically be given an extension for scholarship, and that you should be aware of further reservations listed below;

① For the extension of the scholarship period to be approved, the recipient’s application for extension must be accepted as well as the recipient passing the entrance examination to the graduate school of their choice and accepting their enrollment as regular (degree-seeking) student.

② The scholarship will be terminated if a recipient proceeds to another academic program without receiving permission for and extension of the scholarship (Note: it is possible for students to progress by becoming self-supported international students).

③ Entering a graduate school of another university is not allowed when moving up to the Doctoral Program from a Master’s program. (However, entering a graduate school of another university as a self-supporting student is permitted.)

3. Scholarship Benefits

(1) Allowance

The amounts of monthly stipend for AY2022 have yet to be determined. As an example, the monthly amounts for AY2021 will be presented below. (These amounts are subject to change depending on the size of the annual fiscal budget each year, commodity prices, etc.)AY2021 actual amounts144,000 yen/month (for a student of a Master’s Program), or 145,000 yen/month (for a student of a Doctoral Program)(an additional monthly stipend of 2,000 or 3,000 yen may be added to those students undertaking study or research in some designated regions of the country).

The scholarship will not be paid to a recipient during a leave of absence or a long absence from his or her university.

(2) Traveling Costs

① Transportation to Japan:Recipients awarded travel allowance will be provided, according to the itinerary and route designated for them by MEXT, with an economy class air ticket from the international airport closest to their place of residence to one of the international airports of Tokyo (Narita (NRT) or Haneda (HND)) (or an international airport the recipient’s host university normally uses). Please note that the cost of transportation from the recipient’s residence to the nearest international airport; airport tax and surcharges; other special local taxes incurred by travelling; local travel expenses within Japan (including any costs if transferring by air); travel insurance premiums; baggage and unaccompanied baggage; are the sole responsibility of the recipient.MEXT or the university will provide an economy class air ticket to Narita International Airport (NRT) or the closest international airport to the university from a third country through which the applicant obtained their “Student” visa, if Japan does not have an overseas diplomatic establishment in their country of nationality. However, any costs incurred in travelling to the third country, travels within the third country and cost of accommodations incurred is the sole responsibility of the recipient.The recipient’s residence is taken to be the current address given in the application. However, if a change of address is known beforehand (limited to within the recipient’s home country), residence will be taken as the latter. Moreover, an air ticket will not be provided if the recipient travels to Japan from a country other than that of their nationality. Air tickets will not be provided for travel from a third country for any reasons other than for obtaining visas.② Transportation from Japan:In principle, MEXT will issue airline tickets to recipients who return to their home country within the final month of the scholarship period as specified in “2. Period of Scholarship” above upon application following their graduation from university or completion of their research. Recipients will be provided with an economy class air ticket for a flight from Narita International Airport (or an international airport the recipient’s university normally uses) to the international airport closest to their place of return (in principle, within their home country). Please be aware that costs incurred for transportation from the recipient’s residence to the nearest international airport in Japan; airport tax and surcharges; other special local taxes incurred when travelling; local travel expenses within Japan (including any costs if transferring by air); insurance premiums for travel to Japan; sending baggage as well as unaccompanied baggage; are the sole responsibility of the recipient.Recipients who return to their home country before the end of the scholarship period for personal reasons or because of items as stipulated in 4. Suspension of Scholarship Payment below will not be provided with return airfare.Note:Traveling expenses will not be included in the travel allowance if a recipient decides to remain in Japan (for example; continuing the education at a higher level or entering employment in Japan) after the period of scholarship ends and temporarily leaves Japan.

(3) School Fees

Enrollment and Tuition fees will be exempted.

(4) Suspension of Scholarship Payment

The scholarship will be cancelled in the following cases. If a recipient receives the scholarship even though he or she is judged ineligible due to one of the following cases, the recipient may be ordered to return all or a part of scholarship money received. Please note that payment of the scholarship may be stopped during the time while decision is being made on the disciplinary action.

① If any portion of the recipient’s application documents is found to be false or wrongly stated.

② If a recipient is in breach of his or her pledge made to the Minister of MEXT (Monbukagakusho).

③ Given life or more than one year of imprisonment with or without hard labor having been convicted of breaking the law in Japan.

④ If a recipient is punished by expulsion, suspension, admonishment, or any other similar disciplinary action, in accordance with the university rules.

⑤ If a student is deemed not to be able to complete the program within the standard duration due to unacceptable academic performance, student’s suspension or student’s leave of absence.

⑥ If a recipient does not obtain a new residence status of “College Student” before arriving in Japan or the recipient’s resident status of “College Student” changes to any other status.

⑦ If a recipient receives another scholarship (except for a scholarship designated for research expenses).

⑧ If a recipient proceeds to a higher academic program without obtaining permission to extend the scholarship period from MEXT.

⑨ If a recipient leaves the host university or is transferred to another graduate school.

4. Application & Screening

(1) Application Documents

 (Original)(Copy)1)Application form (must be in double-sided print)
Please click here for download
* Note that applicants may be required to resubmit the application form in January 2022.1 2)Field of Study and Research Plan
Please click here for download1 3)Letter of recommendation from “dean or above”* This letter must fulfill all of the following conditions:The name of the addressee stated in the letter must be “the President of the University of Tokyo”The letter must be printed on your university’s letterhead.The letter must be written by and signed by a dean or above. Digital signature is not acceptable.1 4)Passport-type photo taken within the last 6 months (4.5 x 3.5 cm, upper-body, full-faced, without a cap)Write name and nationality on the back and glue it to the application form. A photo in electronic data format is acceptable.1 5)An official transcript from the last university attended (at undergraduate or graduate level).If you are currently enrolled in a university (at undergraduate or graduate level), please submit an official transcript of the last degree program (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD) that you have graduate from, as well as an official transcript of your current degree program.You must also submit (an) official document(s) that specifies and explains the grading system(s) if it is not indicated in your transcript(s).1 6)Proof of language ability certifying that one of the Language Proficiency conditions apply(for example, a TOEFL, IELTS or JLPT score report or a language of education certificate from your previous university)* See 1. Qualifications (7) Language Proficiency1 7)Abstract of graduation thesis(should be concise and to the point)1 8)Official statement of (expected) graduation of the last university attended.* If you will graduate from your current program after submitting your MEXT application, you must submit an official statement provided by your university that indicates the date of your expected graduation.1 9)A copy of the student’s passport (The page with photo) 1

Note:

Application Instructions

Applicants must submit the required documents for MEXT Scholarship after completing their admission application for entering the Master’s/Doctoral Program, following the “Instructions for International Students applying to the Graduate School of Science (Special Selection for International Applicants)”.

These documents must be written in either Japanese or English. They must be created in A4 format using software such as MS Word and must be printed double-sided (duplex printing). A document written in any other language must be accompanied with a Japanese translation.

Submitted documents will not be returned.

An application passed the submission deadline is not acceptable.

An application will not be considered unless all application forms and necessary documents are completed correctly and all accompanying documents are complete.

In some countries, a graduation certificate and other documents are issued by a government administrative office. In this case, the University of Tokyo may need to confirm with a student’s previous university that the certificate issued contains no erroneous information.

(2) Nomination Process

After nomination by the Graduate School of Science, nominees for the MEXT selection will be decided in a selection process for the entire University of Tokyo. After the University of Tokyo nominates its candidates, the grantees will be decided upon screening at MEXT.

5. Application Period

From October 1 to 17:00 on October 29, 2021, Japan Standard Time
Both the electronic application and a proof of shipment of the original documents must be submitted within the application period.

6. Application Submission Method & Contact Address

Applicants must submit the required documents to apply for the MEXT Scholarship after applying for admission to the Graduate School of Science (Master’s/Doctoral Program). The tracking information for the shipment must then be submitted before the application deadline, using the URL given in the email sent out when the electronic application is submitted. For an application to count, both the electronic application as well as proof of the paper-form shipment dispatch must be submitted before the application deadline through the respective online forms.

(1) Electronic Application

To submit the electronic application, applicants must upload all application documents through the designated application form, as instructed below, before the application deadline. Note that other forms of submission such as via email will not be accepted.

How to submit your application electronicallyComplete your electronic application through the online application below, following all of the following instructions:You must scan in each item of the application documents listed in 4 (1) and upload it in the file format designated in the application form (such as PDF).Upload all of your application documents and submit your electronic application before the application deadline:Online Form for MEXT Electronic ApplicationBe sure to check the contents of the automated email that you receive upon submitting your electronic application.

(2) Shipment of Original Paper Documents and Submission of Proof

After they have been scanned and electronically uploaded as above, all application documents must also be sent out in an envelope, in original paper document form, to the below destination (International Liaison Office) before the application deadline, using a postal or courier service that gives the sender a tracking number for the shipment. Upon sending out the application documents, the applicant must submit the following items for the shipment, through the URL given in the email sent out when the electronic application is submitted:

Tracking number

Tracking method (the URL for tracking the shipment)

Proof of the shipment having been sent out, such as a screen capture image of the tracking result obtained at the above URL showing that the shipment has entered into the system.

【Mailing address & Contact information】

International Liaison Office (ILO), Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo

ADDRESSRoom 275, 2^nd floor, School of Science Building 1, Hongo Campus
7-3-1, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033 JAPANTEL+81-3-5841-7630FAX+81-3-5841-8775MAIL

7. Notification

The result will be notified to applicants according to the following schedule.

*Notification of Nominees

The nominees selected by the Graduate School of Science will be notified by e-mail in mid-February, 2022. The unsuccessful candidates are also notified by e-mail.

The nominees selected at the University of Tokyo selection stage will be further notified by e-mail in April 2022. The candidates found unsuccessful at this stage are also notified by e-mail.

*Official Notification of Grantees

On receipt of the official announcement of the decision by MEXT, the grantees will be notified by postal mail in June, 2022(tentative). The unsuccessful nominees are also notified by postal mail.

[ Inquiry about the result ]

International Liaison Office (ILO), Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo

Email:

8. Other

The recipient of this scholarship is guaranteed a room in the University of Tokyo International Lodge (furnished room with a rent of approximately 50,000 yen/month (Kashiwa), 60,000 yen/month (Komaba)) for the first one year (a student whose laboratory is located in Hongo Campus=Komaba Lodge, a student whose laboratory is located in Kashiwa Campus=Kashiwa Lodge).

This application will close before MEXT announces its Application Guidelines for Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship 2022 by University Recommendation. As such, details including but not limited to the result notification schedule are subject to change. Also note that, depending on the rules to be specified in the Application Guidelines, an applicant selected for nomination by the Graduate School of Science may later be withdrawn from the university-level selection in cases such as where their paper-form application documents sent out as instructed in 6. cannot be expected to arrive in time for the submission deadline designated by MEXT, due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

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Our Executive MBA is a 23-month part-time programme designed for leaders in a technology-driven world. It will give you a thorough knowledge of essential business disciplines and strategic leadership skills, opportunities to specialise in your areas of expertise and experiences to develop your global perspective on business.

The Executive MBA programme

The Executive MBA is a 23-month part-time programme designed for leaders in a technology-driven world. Its unique blend of on-campus learning and online study tools will give you a thorough knowledge of essential business disciplines, opportunities to specialise in your areas of expertise and experiences to develop your global perspective on business. You will have three sessions on campus every four weeks, taking place on Friday and Saturday. Elective modules can be taken in four different formats and include students from our other MBA programmes, increasing the diversity of your cohort and the ability to make lasting connections.

The programme content consists of pre-study modules, core modules and electives. All of our campus-based core modules have been carefully designed to work seamlessly within our exclusive online virtual learning platform, The Hub, reducing the amount of time you need to spend away from the office. You will also undertake two specialist international core modules, which will expose you to global business practices outside of our London base*.

For all of our modules, there is an emphasis on applied learning, giving you a chance to test your understanding through case studies and simulations. You will be expected to work through around 16 hours of material for each module online, with a large amount of work and study taking place in your own time. By creating the programme in this format, it gives our students the immediate ability to apply all knowledge and skills gained during the Executive MBA back in the workplace, fast-tracking the learning process.

*Modules may be converted to remote delivery subject to Covid-19 travel restrictions

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Merit-Based Scholarships Eligibility

Once you are admitted as a first-time, full-time freshman, your academic records such as SAT/ACT scores and high school GPA, are reviewed to determine your eligibility for NJIT scholarships; however, to be considered for additional scholarship funds, you must send your request via email to Mr. Stephen Eck at eck@njit.edu along with copies of your other offers. Also, many scholarships require that you demonstrate financial need. To be considered for need-based scholarships, you must also have a processed FAFSA on file for the academic year. Scholarship application forms are available here. Please be advised that the combination of grants and scholarships, generally, cannot exceed the student charges the scholarship was intended to pay such as tuition and fees; and if so, the scholarship amounts may be reduced when other aid on the package already funds such charges.

Most merit-based scholarship programs require that you be enrolled full time and maintain a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0. Most scholarships are renewable, but some are not. To continue receiving renewable scholarships, you must continue to meet the scholarship criteria as set forth in the scholarship agreement. However, because some external scholarships funds are determined by the value from the market, there could be occasions where a scholarship may have funds one year and not in a subsequent year if the market is unfavorable. Students will be notified if they are impacted ahead of time so that other options are explored.

For most scholarship programs, NJIT monitors whether a scholarship can be renewed after the spring semester. General scholarship requirements are the following:

• Continuous full-time enrollment;
• Meet the standards of Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) as outlined here.
• Maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA (at time of the annual review in June) and attain a minimum 3.0 GPA for each and every semester;
• Not exceed the maximum terms (4-years for non-Architect students and 5-years for Architect students and 3 years for accelerated programs), including the number of years/semesters you have already taken.
• Combination of grants and scholarships awards does not exceed student bill tuition charges or the amount the funds were intended to pay for. The detailed scholarship policy can be found here.

If you are a scholarship recipient and are no longer meeting the scholarship criteria, you are given notification and provided scholarship appeal procedures. Students can only appeal once for a scholarship reinstatement – no second or further appeals requests will be granted. Note that the scholarship appeal process differs and is separate from the SAP appeal process described in “Section X. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy.”

Scholarship Universe

NJIT invested in a scholarship software to assist students find external scholarships to help meet their educational expenses. The Scholarship Universe software allows students to precisely locate scholarships that meet the student’s academic profile. Student’s with a UCID account can access the software to begin their search. Once students apply, they are taken to the external organization for further follow-up. You can apply here.

Scholarship Policies

Uniform Awarding and Application of Payment

Effective Fall 2018, the process for awarding and applying funds to the student account will follow the below Uniform Awarding and Application of Payment procedure. When instituting this order, awards will not exceed the charges intended to fund factoring in other awards that are part of the package.

• Direct Charge and Award Lines
• Tuition-Aid-Grants
• Third Party Contracts/External Scholarships*
• NJIT Scholarships (Processed by Student Financial Aid Services)
  • Donors
    • Tuition Only
    • Tuition and Fees
    • Donor supported up to tuition, fees, room and board
    • Donor supported up to cost of attendance
  • Institutional
    • Tuition Only
    • Tuition and Fees
  • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
  • Federal Pell Grant
  • Athletic Aid
  • Mandated State Waivers (National Guard, Unemployment)
  • NJIT Tuition Remission
  • Student Loans
  • Student Payments

*Click here for a glossary of terms

* External third party contracts/awards may supersede this order since third party contracts/awards may indicate a specific application of payment (e.g. Tuition, fees etc.). External (third party) scholarships without any indication from the external agency as to application of payment will be processed so that the combination of the external and other relevant grants and scholarships will not produce a credit but will be applied to pay tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board, if applicable. Other external prestigious awards such as the Bauder, Goldwater, National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, Fulbright and Cambridge awards, will have an award cap up to tuition, fees, room, meals and an NJIT Bookstore credit up to $1,200. No cash award will be provided.

The award renewal and application of payment procedure for previous donor-sponsored scholarship recipients where the scholarship intent was unspecified, will follow the previous process as they will be “grandfathered” until graduation, provided the student meets the general scholarship eligibility requirements. The award terms and conditions are accessible on the student’s Highlander Pipeline portal Financial Aid Self-Service Awards section. Although prior recipients of donor-sponsored scholarship awards with unspecified intent will be grandfathered, all new Fall 2018 awards will follow the Uniform Awarding and Application of Payment procedure. Any scholarship with unspecified purpose will be applied towards tuition, tuition-related fees, and on-campus room and board minus other awards that already cover these charges. However, If the student is a recipient of an NJIT institutional scholarship and was selected to receive a donor-sponsored scholarship, and both awards duplicate the benefit, the institutional award will be reduced first to correct the over award.

Combining Scholarship Awards/Scholarship Over awards
In general, the total amount a student is awarded cannot exceed the charges the award intended to pay. In some instances, when tuition-based grants (like TAG Grants) and NJIT tuition-based scholarships are part of the package, students are limited to receiving these awards up to the cost of tuition. While other NJIT merit scholarships (like Honors scholarship and Freshmen Highlander Scholarships) are restricted to tuition and fees, the combination of other tuition and fee based awards cannot exceed the value of tuition and fees. Federal Pell or SEOG Grants are never reduced in the context of scholarship awarding as the fund can pay up to the cost of attendance.

Outside Scholarships
External scholarships from private organizations may also be restricted to specific expenses by the organization awarding it, and the Office of Student Financial Aid working in conjunction with the Bursar’s Office will apply the scholarships accordingly. This could reduce previously awarded funds. Depending on the type of award and the purpose for the external scholarship, institutional and donor-sponsored scholarships may be reduced to correct the excess. For example, if an outside scholarship is received and it specifies the funds should be used for tuition and an NJIT merit scholarship is already covering tuition, the NJIT merit scholarship will be reduced to factor in the outside scholarship.

On-Campus Housing
For scholarship awarding purposes, on-campus housing constitutes on-campus dorms and the Greek Village as they are owned and/or operated by NJIT. University Centre is not considered on-campus for awarding purposes.

Renewal Process/ Award Selections
To provide adequate time for students and families to plan for their educational expenses, timely awards are necessary. To that end, all scholarship selections from academic departments must be completed no later than June 30 for the upcoming fiscal year. All donor-sponsored scholarships are expected to be renewed provided there is funding and prior recipients continue to meet the scholarship criteria as specified on the scholarship agreement. The University recognizes the value of scholarship renewals as it provides continuous student financial support.

Application of Payment Policy
Further details on the University’s policy for Application of Payment can be found at: http://www.njit.edu/bursar/application-payment/

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Good News Yes, Sweden Universities Scholarships for Spring 2021. Want to study in Sweden? You can now apply for a small number of programs that’ll start in spring 2022. The Scholarships in Sweden for International Students are open for Spring 2021. Students who are interested to undertake Bachelors or Master’s Degree program from Sweden Universities are highly encouraged to apply.

All the Swedish Institutes are offering Scholarships. Okay, so there’s a bit more to it than this, but essentially a scholarship is a way to make all your dreams come true. And we offer loads of different types of scholarships, and you might be eligible for one. The Scholarship is available in all academic Fields and Programs Offered by Sweden Universities.

So what you’ve got to do first is find a program. And there’s a select number of English-taught programs that you can choose from. They are offering thousands of English-taught programs here. And we’ve put together a list of the programs on offer for spring 2022. Want to know more? Keep on reading. We’ll walk you through the whole application process for the Sweden Universities Scholarships Spring 2022.

About Sweden Universities Scholarships Spring 2022

• Country: Sweden
• Course Level: Bachelors Degree, Master Degree
• Duration: 1 Year, 2 Year, 4 Year
• Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
• Deadline: 16th August 2021

Check British Chevening Scholarship UK 2022 | Fully Funded

Each Year the Sweden Government announced Scholarship which is a Swedish Institute Scholarship for Autumn. You can read about that at Sweden Government Scholarship 2021 (Fully Funded) Swedish Institute Scholarship

But they also announce a limited number of scholarships each year for the Spring Season for Bachelors Degree and Master Degree Programs.

They are offering Many Scholarships Like University Scholarships, Swedish Institute Scholarships, and other Scholarships from the International Organisations. You can Check Available Scholarships

You have to look for each scholarship for which one you are eligible. We will guide you through the process.

Duration of the Scholarships and Programs

Undergraduate Scholarship Program: Full-time Undergraduate ScholarshipsDuration no more than 4 years for foreign students.

Graduate Scholarship Program: Full-Time Graduate Scholarships from foreign countries Master’s Degree Scholarships Duration of not more than 2 years.

Available Subject Areas

They are offering thousands of English-taught programs for Spring 2022. The Fields are given below.

• Building and construction
• Computer science and ICT
• Business, marketing, and administration
• Wellness and beauty care
• Crafts
• Hotel, restaurants, and tourism
• Journalism and information
• Arts
• Humanities
• Language
• Health and welfare
• Agriculture
• Natural science
• Social science and law
• Security services
• Technology
• Manufacturing and processing
• Transport services
• Teaching
• Preparatory courses
• Other courses and interdisciplinary studies

There’s more to a Study Experience than accolades and Rankings. And that’s what we can offer. Come study with us and live and learn the Swedish Way.

Steps to Applying for a Sweden Universities Scholarship For Spring 2022

1. Select a number of English Thaught programs.
2. Now you have found a program you want to apply for. What’s Next? Okay, you will need to check something like requirements, deadlines, documents.
3. You’re onto the final step now. Just one thing left to do. Actually submit your application.

Alright, listen. The fact is, you won’t find the world’s number one university here. But so what? You’re looking for something different. And while everyone else has been trying to outdo each other we’ve been trying our best to work together and make the world a better place.

So what do you get with us? A better you. A better quality of life, better goals, better teaching facilities, the greater outdoors, a fairer society to be part of… enough?

Check List of Scholarships Deadline in August 2021 | Fully Funded 

Deadline

The last date to apply for the Sweden Universities Scholarships Spring 2021 is 16th August 2021. There are Tips on Applying for a Scholarship. 

How to Apply for the Sweden Scholarships?

Apply Online, but don’t be late. The Full Details and Step by Step Guidelines are also mentioned. Pay the Application Fee. To Apply Please Visit the Official website of the Sweden University Scholarships 2021.

The University of Hawaii Scholarships is designed to Study Fully Funded Graduate Degree Scholarship from the ADB Japan Scholarship Program. These Scholarships for US citizens as well as for international students to study in the United States at the University of Hawaii. The Scholarship Program is supported by the Asian Development Bank which annually enrols 300 Students to Study Full Time Master Degree Program or Doctoral Degree Program.

The University of Hawaii is a Public Research University and one of the oldest universities in the United States. American Universities always takes lead. I recently write down that American Universities offering Scholarships to International Students without IELTS. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in order to apply for the ADB Scholarship at the University of Hawaii, United States.

All the Expenses will be covered by the University of Hawaii scholarships for international students as well as for US Citizens. The Duration of the Master Scholarship will be 2 Years. There is No Application Fee Charged by the ADB as its completely Fully Funded Scholarship. It is a great opportunity and you should ask yourself Why Study in the United States? The Complete Details and Application Process is given below.

ADB University of Hawaii Scholarships 2022 Details

• Scholarship Country: USA
• University: University of Hawaii
• Scholarship By: Asian Development Bank/Japan Scholarship Program (JSP)
• Course Level:Masters Degree, Doctoral Degree
• Duration: 1 Year, 2 Year, 3 Year
• Deadline: 1st December 2022

Hey Guys! I have written down all the List of Scholarships in the United States for Undergraduates, Graduates, and for PhDs. Believe me it’s amazing.

Scholarship Benefits Under University of Hawaii Scholarships

ADB Scholarship is a Full Scholarship for International Students in the USA. It will cover all the costs of the program as well as the other expenses too.

• Full-time Graduate Tuitionand Fees toward Masters or Doctoral studies.
• Housing
• Airfarefrom the Scholar’s home country to the United States.
• A Stipendto partially cover food and incidental expenses
• Healthand Medical insurance in the United States.
• An Allowancefor books, materials and supplies; and
• Subsidy toward health insurance coverage.
• For scholars engaged in research, a special grant may be available for thesis preparation.

Check More American University Scholarships for International Students in USA | 2020-2021

Available Fields of Study

• Business Administration
• Economics
• Geography
• Business Administration (Global MBA-Japan Track)
• Natural Resources & Environmental Management
• Ocean and Resources Engineering
• Oceanography
• Pacific Island Studies
• Public Administration
• Sociology
• Tropical Plant & Soil Science
• Urban and Regional Planning
• Master of Law

Eligible Countries for the ADB Hawaii Scholarship

• United States
• Pacific Region:  American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Northern Marianas, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Wallis & Futuna Islands
• Southeast Asia:  Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Vietnam
• South Asia:  Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Iran, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
• East Asia:  China, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Russia, Taiwan

Eligibility Criteria

• Have gained admission to an approved Master at an approved academic institution.
• Have a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent with a superior academic record.
• Have at least two years of full-time professional work experience (acquired after a university degree) at the time of application.
• Be proficient in oral and written English communication skills to be able to pursue studies.
• Be under 35 years old at the time of application. In exceptional cases, for programs that are appropriate for senior officials and managers, the age limit is 45 years.
• Be in good health.
• Agree to return to your home country after completing the program.

Deadline

The last date to apply for the University of Hawaii Scholarships in the United States 2022 is 1st December 2021

How to Apply for the Scholarship

Application Process is Online for the Hawaii University Scholarship. The Application Process is lengthy. To, Apply Please Visit Here Official website of the University of Hawaii Website.

Application starts in November 2021!

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How to Apply for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme?

Visit https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/

• Before submitting your application, please read the current Call for Application carefully (stipendiumhungaricum.hu),
• In case you are interested contact the sending partner in your country;
• With the help of the application guide submit all the necessary application documents to the online application system of Tempus Public Foundation (TPF). The application platform will be open from November 2021.
• Select the University of Debrecen
• You are entitled to apply for two programmes.

Study in Debrecen (Hungary, Europe) for free with the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship

The Hungarian government provides the Stipendium Hungaricum academic scholarship for international students.
Stipendium Hungaricum full scholarship includes:

• Free tuition for the entire duration of studies.
• Monthly grant for students of Bachelor, Master or PhD program.
• Contribution to accommodation
• Free medical insurance for the entire duration of a BSc, MSc or PhD program.

With the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship you can study at the University of Debrecen for free.

Choose the University of Debrecen

• The University of Debrecen is a government supported public research university.
• Our campus is located in a natural forest area that is under international environmental protection.
• We offer internationally competitive degrees widely recognized, even outside the European
  Economic Area (EEA) countries.
• 29,000 students
• 6,500 international students
• from over 110 countries
• 14 faculties
• 8 campuses
• 500+ research labs
• Strategic partnership with plenty of local and multinational enterprises in the field of research, innovation and production
• English language programs since 1987
• More than 80 programs in English
• 2 Teaching Hospitals, with 2,986 beds, receiving 3 million patients every year

To check the position of the UD in  international higher education rankings, please click HERE.

For more info on sporting possibilities, please click HERE.

Read more about student life in Debrecen and about our vibrant international student community,

Do you want to calculate the cost of living in Debrecen? Click HERE.

Study fields covered by the Stipendium Hungaricum education scholarship:

• Agriculture
• Business
• Computing
• Engineering
• Health Sciences
• Humanities
• Medicine
• and Sciences

Eligible programs vary per country.

​To check our available programs (A – Z) please visit THIS page.

Programs, offered by the University of Debrecen, listed by study levels:

Undergraduate

Graduate

One-tier

PhD/Doctoral 

Selection procedure:
First step: nomination of Sending Partner:
The Sending Partner pre-selects the submitted applications and sends a nomination and a reserve list to TPF.

Second step: the institutional evaluation:

• Tempus forwards the nominated applications to the University of Debrecen
• The University of Debrecen conducts the formal check and informs the formally correct applicants about the details (date and method) of the entrance exam/interview.
• The university forwards the result of the entrance procedure to TPF.

Third step: decision about the scholarship:

The Board of Trustees of TPF awards the scholarship and informs the applicants about the result.

Application opens in November 2021!

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At Murdoch, we are proud of who we are and what we have to offer our students – a place where people from all over the world come together to make their mark, make a difference, overcome challenges and open their minds to new ways of thinking.

If you’re applying to us for the first time, you can be welcomed into the Murdoch University community with one of our three different Welcome Scholarships: the International Welcome Scholarship, International Welcome Scholarship – Australia or International Honours Welcome Scholarship.

International students who are already part of our Murdoch community can be rewarded for their hard work with the International Merit Award.

It is easy to apply

There is no scholarship application process! If you’re eligible for one of our Welcome Scholarships, you simply need to accept your Murdoch University offer to receive it.

Our scholarship team will review eligible international students’ GPA for the Year of Study after the release of results each semester and notify successful recipients of the International Merit Award.

Find your scholarship

Online International Welcome Scholarship

If you’re an international student living outside of Western Australia and start your Murdoch degree online, you could be eligible for a 40% scholarship towards your degree.

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International Welcome Scholarship

If you’re an international student living overseas and starting a coursework degree, you could be eligible for our International Welcome Scholarship worth up to $12,000.

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International Welcome Scholarship – Australia

Are you an international student currently living in Australia and ready to start your Murdoch degree? You could be eligible for a 20% reduction in your tuition fee.

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International Merit Award

Have you demonstrated high academic achievement across each completed year of study at Murdoch? You may be eligible for a $1,000 Merit Award to help with your course tuition costs.

Find out more

International Honours Welcome Scholarship

If you’re a full fee-paying international student starting a one year honours degree with us, you may be eligible for a $10,000 reduction in your tuition fees.

Find out more

International Accommodation Scholarship

Are you an international student relocating to Perth to start a Murdoch course in 2021? You could be eligible for a $3,000 scholarship at Murdoch University Village.

Find out more

For more information about any of our scholarships, contact us.

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Take advantage of one of Canada’s most generous university scholarship programs. We make paying for your university degree easier so you can focus on your education.

Undergraduate Entrance ScholarshipsNon-Canadian citizens who are entering Lakehead University from a high school, or who are transferring from an international college or university, will be considered for the Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships. The scholarship is available to the top international students applying to Lakehead University for 2022-2023.

International Entrance Scholarships 2022-2023
Automatically considered. No scholarship application is required. 

^{1 Renewable provided a 90% average is achieved in each academic year. If a student’s university academic average falls between 80.0% – 89.9%, the student will receive an amended scholarship valued at $7,500 CAD/year for each subsequent academic year for the remaining term of the scholarship.
2 Renewable provided an 80% average is achieved in each academic year.
3 Non-renewable, one-time only scholarship awarded in Year 1.
4 Maximum length of scholarship term is 4 academic years or until the first degree is awarded, whichever occurs first. To be considered eligible for scholarship consideration, recipients must be entering Years 1, 2, or 3 of a minimum 4-year undergraduate degree program. Recipients whose status changes and may be charged domestic fees will have their scholarship value reassessed to equate to the domestic entrance scholarship grid and regulations available at that time.}

How and When are Entrance Scholarship Offers Made?

Entrance Scholarship averages are awarded based on the Canadian equivalent of your average used for admission consideration. Scholarship Offers will be extended in two rounds. Round One will take place in February 2022, and Round Two will take place in April 2022. A limited number of International Entrance Scholarships are available. International students considering Lakehead University are encouraged to apply to the University early in order to be considered for the two Entrance Scholarship rounds.

Can my entrance scholarship be applied to my academic English program costs?

No. Your Entrance Scholarship will be applied to your first-year tuition to an undergraduate degree program once you have successfully completed Lakehead University’s Academic English Program. *Please note that all of the above scholarship values, eligibility requirements, and criteria are subject to change without notice.

Graduate Assistantships

Graduate Assistant appointments may be offered to some full-time graduate students (including Visa students) at a rate of $10,197.68 CAD at the Master’s level and $11,120.82 CAD at the Doctoral level (2020- 21 rates). A regular appointment constitutes a maximum of 270 hrs of work over the Fall and Winter terms, averaging not more than 10 hours of work per week.

Faculty Research Awards for Graduate Students

Some graduate students may also receive a Faculty Research Award. This stipend may be paid to a full–time degree candidate for research or academic activities relevant and related to the student’s field(s) of study within the academic program. Faculty Research Awards are awarded by the student’s supervisor. Learn more about Graduate Scholarships & Awards

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• Value: An award of £3,000 towards the cost of fees for the first year of study. This is offered as a tuition fee deduction only
• Who is eligible: There are up to 20 scholarships available for self-funding applicants classed as International for fee purposes and who apply for Level 1 entry to an undergraduate course at Leeds University Business School. See below for full eligibility criteria.

How to apply

There is no separate application process. All candidates will be assessed via the information provided on the UCAS application form.

We are looking to reward applicants who demonstrate sustained academic excellence and the potential to add to the vibrancy and diversity of our courses.

Full eligibility criteria

Applicants progressing from the Leeds International Study Centre Foundation Year and the NCUK International Foundation Year programme are not eligible for this award as dedicated scholarships are available for applicants progressing from these programmes, please contact our admissions team for further details. Applicants progressing from the University of Leeds International Foundation Year are eligible for a dedicated scholarship, details of which can be found below.

When will I be told if I am successful?

If successful, you will be notified at the point of receiving your offer. You will receive an

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