2024 University of Bristol Think Big Scholarships
About
The University of Bristol invites applications for the 2024 University of Bristol Think Big Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarships. The aim of this scholarship is to support the postgraduate study of overseas students.
All International Students from all over the world are eligible to apply for the Think Big Scholarships at the University of Bristol. Aspirants who want to pursue their Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree from the UK are encouraged to apply for the award. There is No Application Fee to apply.
The Think Big Scholarship scheme offers tuition fee scholarships of up to £13,000 to £26,000 per year study, as well as one-off living cost bursaries of up to £3,000 to support prospective international students at the University of Bristol.
Eligibility Criteria:
For Undergraduate Degree
- Applicants must be considered an overseas fee payer and have applied to an eligible fulltime Undergraduate course at the University of Bristol, beginning in September 2024.
- All courses with the exception of Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science are eligible.
- Please note that scholarship applicants can submit an application before receiving a formal
offer to study from the University, but they need to have at least applied to an eligible course
For Masters Degree:
- Applicants must be considered an overseas fee payer and have applied to an eligible fulltime postgraduate course at the University of Bristol, beginning in September 2024.
- any one-year taught Master’s programme, or one of the following two-year taught Master’s:
MA Law or MSc Social Work. Distance learning programmes are ineligible. - Please note that scholarship applicants can submit an application before receiving a formal
offer to study from the University, but they need to have at least applied to an eligible
programme and be awaiting an outcome
Benefits:
Think Big scholarship awards are applied to tuition fees only for every year that an awardee
is in full time study.
In addition to scholarship awards, awardees may receive a living cost bursary of up to
£3,000. These are awarded in the first year of study only and are paid directly into the
student’s bank account during the first term of study, once they have opened a UK bank
account and register
