Description

UK Birmingham Postgraduate Scholarships, 2020-21 is open for USA Students. The scholarship allows Postgraduate level program(s) in the field of Arts, Law, Environmental Sciences, Life Sciences, Social Sciences taught at University of Birmingham . The deadline of the scholarship is expired at 18 May 2021.

Degree Level

UK Birmingham Postgraduate Scholarships, 2020-21 is available to undertake Postgraduate level programs at University of Birmingham.

Available Subjects

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

• Arts
• Law
• Environmental Sciences
• Life Sciences
• Social Sciences

Benefits

The University of Birmingham will provide an award amount of £5,000 towards tuition fees for an eligible one year Masters (taught or research) programme at their UK campus.

Eligible Nationalities

US Students can apply for this scholarship program.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following criteria:

• You have received an offer of a place to study on a Masters (taught or research) programme at the University of Birmingham of one year in duration
• Students must meet the academic conditions of their offer to the programme
• They must have a valid student ID number
• Candidates have an offer to study a full-time programme at our UK campus (not distance learning)
• Be a national of the USA, and be domiciled in the USA
• Be classified as overseas for fees purposes and be able to pay the outstanding tuition fee not covered by the program
• They have sufficient funds to cover the full cost of living for a year at the University of Birmingham, plus any visa/travel expenses associated with studying in the UK
• Students start their studies at the University in September 2021 (the Award may not be deferred)
• Be registered with and have their postgraduate study application attached to our local representatives: Across the Pond (ATP)

Application Procedure

In order to apply for the opportunity, applicants must take admission in the postgraduate degree programme at the University of Birmingham.