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Scholarships and bursaries

City, University of London provides and recommends a number of funding options to help you meet the cost of university. Find a scholarship or bursary to support you through your studies.

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Aviva Scholarship

The Aviva Scholarship covers 20% of overseas tuition fees for selected courses in the School of Health Sciences, School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering and School of Arts and Social Sciences.
Eligibility: Aviva customers in China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam; some local eligibility criteria apply
Scholarship

BMus Performance Scholarship

A merit-based scholarship offered to applicants for the BMus (Hons) Music undergraduate course. There are seven scholarships available, typically offered to advanced performers beyond Grade-8 level.
Eligibility: Applicants to the BMus (Hons) Music course; merit-based (post Grade 8 proficiency)
Loan

Canadian Loans

In order to qualify for Canada Student Loans, City and study programme of your choice must be registered with the Student Assistance Office in your province or territory of residence. We are registered for most Canadian Loans Offices.
Eligibility: Canadian students; specific requirements may vary.
Scholarship

Cass Business School International Scholarship

A merit-based scholarship for overseas students applying for Cass undergraduate courses.
Eligibility: International students starting a Cass undergraduate course; awarded on the basis of academic merit
Scholarship

Chevening Scholarships

Chevening is the UK Government’s international awards scheme aimed at developing global leaders.
Eligibility: A merit based scholarship for international students.
Bursary

City Cares Bursary

Find out more about what bursaries are available for those with experience of being in local authority care, are estranged from their family or have unpaid caring responsibilities.
Eligibility: Home/UK undergraduates, ordinarily resident in England, aged 25 or younger.
Bursary

City Education Grant

The City Education Grant is intended to provide additional financial support for new Home/UK undergraduates starting their undergraduate course.
Eligibility: New full-time Home/UK undergraduates with residual household income equal to or less than £42,611 a year.
Scholarship

Computer/Library and Information Science scholarships for international applicants

The School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering provides financial support to high-calibre international (non-EU) students on Computer or Library and Information Science courses through this scholarship scheme worth £2,000.
Eligibility: International (non-EU) applicants with a first class honours degree or equivalent.
Scholarship

Computer/Library and Information Science scholarships for UK/EU applicants

The School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering provides financial support to high-calibre UK/EU students on Computer or Library and Information Science courses through this scholarship scheme worth £2,000.
Eligibility: UK/EU applicants with a first class honours degree or equivalent.

Doctoral studentships

The School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering at City, University of London is offering 14 full-time, three-year doctoral studentships for 2019/20 entry.
Eligibility: Hold a good honours degree in an appropriate subject. Exceptionally, if a first degree is not in a relevant subject area, we can consider applications from those with a good Master Degree or extensive professional experience in the area of their
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