Entry
For courses starting in September 2021. Scholarships cannot be deferred.
Value
£1,000 paid during the first year of your degree (Level C)
Number available
Unlimited
Need to fill in an application
No - you will automatically be considered for this award
Dates
When we've received your results, we'll contact you to advise you if you've been awarded a scholarship*
Working hard to get the best grades often means making sacrifices elsewhere in your life, knowing that you’ll see the benefits in the future. If you’ve worked hard to get top results in your A-levels or BTEC qualifications, we think you deserve a reward.
Use your scholarship to enjoy some downtime from your studies, whether that’s seeing the latest blockbuster at the cinema, watching a gig at one of the local music venues, or grabbing a bite to eat with some mates.
You’ll receive your scholarship in nine instalments October - June, which means you can treat yourself throughout your first year. You’ll receive a pre-paid card, with the first instalment loaded onto it in October. You will be advised of the full terms and conditions when you receive your card.
Our website will, we hope, give you a flavour of what makes our university special, in terms of our academic expertise and business connections, whether you are a student, employer or prospective colleague. Our university has come a long way in a short amount of time and we currently have more than 17,000 students of which 1,500 are international students from around 130 countries.
We have a strong professional orientation with a focus on academic excellence and graduate employability. By way of illustration, we are recognised as the only Centre for Excellence in Media Practice in the UK and graduates from the National Centre for Computer Animation have worked in Hollywood on such films as Lord of the Rings, Gladiator, Star Wars, Madagascar and King Kong. Areas of research expertise include forensic archaeology and crime scene science in which, for example, staff are currently investigating genocide in Iraq, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Rwanda and the implications of unearthing 40,000-year-old human footprints in central Mexico.
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