Scholarships at University for the Creative Arts

Value: £2,000 each year for the 2nd and 3rd years of an undergraduate course (£4,000 per year for Nepalese Students).

Course(s): All full-time undergraduate degree courses.

Eligibility: All international offer holders.

Criteria: Students need to have achieved 50% during the previous year of study.

Value: £3,000 fee deduction for the first year.

Course(s): All full-time courses.

Eligibility: All international applicants.

Criteria: The scholarship will be automatically awarded if candidates meet all eligibility criteria.

Value: Fee reduction to the equivalent of home student fee for duration of the course 

Course(s): All full-time courses including PhD (excludes International Foundation in Creative Practices).

Eligibility: All applicants who are a national of an EU country and a resident in the EU or UK.

Criteria: The scholarship will be automatically awarded if you meet all the eligibility criteria. 

Value: £2,000 each year for the 2nd and 3rd years of an Undergraduate course (£4,000 per year for Nepalese applicants).

Course(s): All full-time undergraduate courses.

Eligibility: All international offer holders.

Criteria: Students need to achieve 50% or above in the previous year of study.

UCA is proud to offer the GEMS for Life Scholarship, awarding £4,500 to GEMS students applying to study an undergraduate course at UCA.

Scholarship value:

£4,500 for the first academic year.

Eligibility:

The scholarship is available to applicants who have completed their studies at a GEMS high school, received an offer to study an undergraduate course at UCA and completed the scholarship application before the deposit deadline.

Value: £5,000 fee reduction for the first year and a £3,000 fee reduction for year two and three.

Course(s): All full-time PhD courses.

Eligibility: All international students.

Criteria: The scholarship will be automatically awarded if you meet all the eligibility criteria.

Eligibility

• Applicable for the stated entry points.

• The scholarship cannot be combined with any other UCA scholarship.

• Successful applicants will be expected to get involved in promotional activities.

• There are a limited number of each scholarship available and they are awarded on a first come first serve basis so long as you meet the eligibility criteria and you have been nominated by an academic.

• Scholarships are awarded based on the information provided. If any information is later found to be falsified/misleading, the scholarship may be removed if this means that an applicant no longer meets the above criteria.

JuventudEsGto Scholarship

Residents of State of Guanajuato, Mexico, with an offer to study at postgraduate taught (Masters) and research levels (PHD) at the UCA are eligible for this scholarship.

Amount

£4,000 scholarship per student for our postgraduate taught programs (Masters) and £4,000 scholarship yearly on our postgraduate research programs (PHD) against UCA’s standard International tuition fees for the duration of the JuventudEsGto-UCA Scholarship.

Who is qualified to apply?

Residents of State of Guanajuato, Mexico, wishing to study at postgraduate taught and research levels.

Value: £4,500 fee deduction for the first year.

Course(s): All full-time courses.

Eligibility: All international applicants.

Criteria: All applicants who achieve above and beyond the required academic level in their entry qualifications and who adhere to UCA deposit payment policies.

• Foundation requirements.

• Undergraduate requirements.

• Postgraduate requirements.

The Saïd Foundation awards fully-funded scholarships to outstanding individuals from Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine who are looking to study for a master’s degree in the UK.

The Saïd Foundation has offered educational scholarships since 1984. This scholarships programme aims to empower people through educational opportunities and is targeted towards individuals who demonstrate the potential to become leaders and drivers of change within our target countries of Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine.

Scholarships are offered for one-year master’s degree courses at our UK partner universities.

Applications in all subject areas are considered but candidates should demonstrate how their chosen course will help them to contribute towards the development of the region.

Who can apply?

To be considered for a Saïd Foundation scholarship, candidates should:

• Hold Syrian, Jordanian, Lebanese or Palestinian nationality and be permanently resident in one of these countries. The Foundation will consider Syrians residing elsewhere due to current circumstances in the country.

• Hold an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK 2:1 or higher (or be in the final year of an undergraduate degree).

• Have work and/or voluntary experience relevant to their field of study and a clear career plan.

• Demonstrate leadership potential in their chosen field.

Candidates must also:

• Apply for a course at one of the Foundation’s UK partner universities.

• Meet the Foundation’s English language requirement.

• Submit all required documentation.