School of Art, Architecture and Design International Scholarship

Eligibility

In order to meet the criteria, you must:

• be an international applicant
• have applied for a full-time bachelor's degree at the School of Art, Architecture and Design beginning in January 2021
• have accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of admission for the academic year 2020–21
• have IELTS 6.5 (minimum) or equivalent unless English language exemption applies (as it does for the majority of English-speaking nationals)
• be available to start academic studies at London Metropolitan University by 18 January 2021 – no deferral to a subsequent academic year will be permitted
• be aged 18 or above when you enrol at London Metropolitan University
• be able to satisfy current UK immigration requirements

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The University's academic structure is made up of six schools. Each course is aligned to one of these schools, and if you're a prospective London Metropolitan University student you can find out which school your course is managed under by checking the relevant course page.

Students studying in any of our schools have access to all our communal facilities (such as libraries, social spaces, cafés and eateries), and each school also has areas of expertise which might mean you use specialist resources as part of your course. Our schools have links to relevant businesses in sectors related to their specialist subject areas, and the schools are also hotbeds of research undertaken by University academics and PhD students.