University Scholarships for ONCAMPUS Students for September 2019
3 December 2018
ONCAMPUS, Cambridge Education Group is delighted to inform the international students that a wide range of scholarships are available to the students progressing from ONCAMPUS to the partner universities for degrees starting in September 2019.
Scholarships offered by ONCAMPUS Partner UK Universities
Royal Holloway University of London: Royal Holloway offer 5 scholarships as tuition fee waiver of £10,000 to new eligible undergraduates studying any subject and 1 scholarship available to a new undergraduate student studying electronic engineering.
Birkbeck University of London: Birkbeck offer a number of scholarships amounts range from £2,500- £5,000 offered based on region.
University of Hull: The studentship discount up to £3,500 per year including the World Bank Discount for new students for undergraduate and master courses offered by Hull.
London South Bank University: LSBU offer Scholarships in the form of 25% fee reduction in the 1st year and £1,125 Nationality Discount in 2nd and final year to the students meeting eligibility criteria. Students who do not meet the eligibility criteria will get£1,125 Nationality Discount on progression to LSBU progression undergraduate course.
University of Sunderland: Sunderland offer International Scholarship for all students in the form of tuition fee reduction £1,500 for undergraduate courses and £1,000 for postgraduate courses.
University of Central Lancashire: UClan Scholarship of £2,000 available to any student progressing to an undergraduate or postgraduate taught program except MBBS. Student could also be eligible for International Bursaries worth £1,000 per year, if applicable.
University of Reading and Coventry University also offering a range of scholarships to the international students for the year 2019-20
To learn more about study in the UK, ONCAMPUS Cambridge Education Group, available scholarships, various courses, application process and visa support, arrange a free consultation with SI-UK today.
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