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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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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.
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Dean’s Bursary for Professional Advancement

A number of Bursaries of £1,000, £2,000 or £3,000 are available for students applying to study on any of our Masters Programmes. Awarded to applicants who demonstrate commitment to professional advancement.
Eligibility: Students entering their first programme of study as a UK/EU or international student on any one of our Masters programmes. Does not include the MSc Speech and Language Therapy, MSc Adult & Mental Health Nursing pre-registration courses
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Doctoral Studentships - School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

Two full-time, three-year PhD studentships offered by the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering, for entry in October 2020.
Eligibility: Applications are invited from exceptional UK, EU and international applicants wishing to pursue cutting-edge research in Artificial Intelligence.
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Engineering scholarships for international applicants

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

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

These scholarships award up to 10 successful applicants with a bursary of £600 each. The bursary is designed to help students with some of the additional costs involved in studying.
Eligibility: Available for current undergraduate and postgraduate students only.
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Foundation Certificate Excellence Scholarships

Seven, £3,000 scholarships will be awarded to the best-performing Kaplan International College London Foundation Certificate students upon progression to City.
Eligibility: A merit based scholarship for international (non EU) students progressing from KIC London in 4 of City’s Schools
Loan

Future Finance loans

Future Finance offers students loans of between £2,000 and £60,000 to help cover tuition fees and living expenses. All students and courses are considered.
Eligibility: UK, EU or international students on undergraduate or postgraduate courses, who have a UK domiciled address.
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Global Leaders Scholarship

City, University of London offers the Global Leaders Scholarships of £1,000 to promising international and EU undergraduate students.
Eligibility: EU/International students applying for first year of study. Scholarships awarded based on academic merit.
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Hidden Pearls Bursary

We are looking to award two bursaries £1000 every year towards university costs for underprivileged students. We are aware that students with Asian backgrounds are underrepresented in education.
Eligibility: You must be pursuing an undergraduate degree at a UK university. You must be in the second year and must be at least assessed to get a 2:1 (proof required).You must be attending a university (cannot be online degrees)You must be doing a full-time