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The Brunel International Scholarships

The Brunel International Scholarships

The Brunel International Scholarship Programme is an annual award run by the Brunel International office that is open to all international students. Its goal is to provide financial support to exceptional students. Scholarship holders will go on to represent Brunel as ambassadors throughout their time at the University. The deadline for applying for the 2014/15 programme is 25 May 2014 and all applicants will be notified of the panel's decision by the middle of July.
For 2014/15, thanks to the generosity of Brunel’s alumni and supporters, we are pleased to be able to offer 37 awards, which will comprise a 15% discount on the cost of tuition fees. These awards are open to Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Research students who are classed as overseas for fee purposes.
To see more about the Brunel Scholarships Fund, please visit the Development and Alumni Office pages “.
This brings the total number of scholarships available for 2013/14 to 37.
Brunel International Scholarships

Terms and Conditions
Deadlines

Other Scholarships and Discounts for International Students

Academic Excellence Scholarships (Postgraduate) – Automatic 15% tuition fee discount, unlimited to those who meet the conditions
Academic Excellence Scholarships (Undergraduate) – Up to 150 awards of £3000, apply through evision
Self funding students who pay their fees in full by enrolment are also entitled to a prompt payment discount of 2%.
Brunel Alumni are entitled to an Alumni discount of 15%, which can be combined with an Academic Excellence Scholarship.

Country Specific Scholarships

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