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To celebrate the launch of the new BA Designing Cities course, the University is offering 10 introductory bursaries to students on this innovative new course.
If you are a UK/EU applicant, you can apply for the Designing Cities Bursary or the Designing Cities Scholarship scholarship via the UK/EU undergraduate applicant portal.
If you are an international undergraduate applicant, you must apply using the Designing Cities Bursary/Scholarship Application form.
| Amount: |
£2,000 award, as cash for living expenses or towards tuition fees for the first year only of studies. The bursary will be paid in two instalments during the first year.
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| Eligibility: | You must hold an offer for a full-time BA Designing Cities course at the University. |
| Criteria: | Academic excellence and financial need. |
| Number available: | 10 |
| Deadline: | 1 April 2016 |
How do I choose which scholarship/s to apply for?
Generally, we offer four different types of scholarships for international undergraduate and postgraduate students:
- Full scholarships (which provide for tuition fee costs, living expenses, accommodation and flights to and from the UK)
- Full tuition fee award scholarships (100% tuition fee award only)
- Half tuition fee award scholarships (50% tuition fee award only)
- Part tuition fee award scholarships (up to 50% tuition fee award only)
International undergraduate and postgraduate students can apply for a maximum of two types of scholarship.
UK/EU undergraduate students may apply for as many UK/EU undergraduate scholarships as they wish.
As a general rule of thumb for all applicants, the higher the value of the scholarship the more competitive the application process is. You are therefore advised to choose carefully which scholarship/s you apply for based on whether you meet the eligibility criteria and your true level of financial need.
You will only be considered for the scholarships you express an interest at the time of application so think carefully before you apply.
What documentation do I need to apply?
As well as completing the relevant Scholarship application form, you will need to provide the following supporting documentation:
- A copy of the letter/email from the University of Westminster confirming your conditional or unconditional offer of a place on your chosen course.
- An official copy of your transcript from your most recent/current academic study.
- A reference letter written specifically in support of your scholarship application. This should be written by a previous tutor, professor, academic or employer (where relevant to your chosen degree course) and cannot be the same reference provided as part of your admission application.
Please note that certified translations of any supporting documents written in languages other than English must be provided. Also, please do not send your own personal copies or originals of documents as we are unable to return these to you.
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