– Undergraduate Sanctuary Scholarship –
University of Westminster is now accepting applications from suitably qualified students for their Undergraduate Sanctuary Scholarship. It is a fully-funded scholarship for all students.
About University of Westminster
The Westminster story began in 1838, when Sir George Cayley opened the Polytechnic Institution at 309 Regent Street in London.
In 1881, philanthropist Quintin Hogg bought the Royal Polytechnic Institution building and moved his Young Men’s Christian Institute into 309 Regent Street, which soon became the publicly funded Regent Street Polytechnic.
Since then, our education institution has secured a reputation as a place for firsts.
Aim and Benefits of Undergraduate Sanctuary Scholarship
One scholarship is available. The scholarship covers the full tuition fee cost and provides a maintenance payment of £6,000 per annum.
Students will receive £6000 in each eligible year of study, subject to progression to next year of their course.
The scholarship will be paid 50% in October and 50% in February into your nominated bank account each year.
Students will not receive the yearly allowance if they are on a repeat year or a placement/sandwich year.
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Requirements for Undergraduate Sanctuary Scholarship
Students must fulfil all criteria below:
1. You must have a full time September 2022 undergraduate course offer at the University of Westminster.
2. You must currently be living in the UK.
3. You must be under 25 years of age when you begin your degree.
4. You must have been granted Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) by the Home Office; this must be the sole reason why you do not qualify for student funding or home fee status.
ILR status holders must have been residing in the UK for less than 3 years.
Application Deadline
August 19, 2022
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