2023 Think Big postgraduate award | University of Bristol (UK)

2023 Think Big postgraduate award Eligibility

To be eligible for the University’s postgraduate scholarships, you must:

• have applied to any one-year, full-time master’s programme, or one of our eligible two-year programmes – Social Work (MSc) and Law (MA);
• start your master’s programme in September 2023;
• be classed as an overseas student for fee-paying purposes;
• not already be in receipt of other funding which would equate to more than the full cost of tuition fees alongside a Bristol scholarship.

Deadline

Assessment process

Successful applicants in round two will be contacted on or before 21 May 2023.

Unsuccessful applicants will be notified shortly after.

Awards 

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Scholarships will be given in the form of a tuition fee discount and are non-transferable. No cash alternative will be offered.

If the amount of scholarship awarded is more than the cost of the tuition fees, the tuition fees will be covered in full and any remainder will not be issued.

Unless otherwise stated, undergraduate scholarships will be awarded for all years of undergraduate study taking place at the University of Bristol (not including years studied away from Bristol, such as years in industry), subject to satisfactory attainment throughout the programme.

Personal details and application information application Process

You will need to provide:

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• Student ID (if you’re a postgraduate student or if you’ve applied through the Global Transfer Programme) or Kaplan ID (if you’re a KICL student)
• the course or programme of study you’ve already applied to (you must have applied to a course or programme to be eligible for scholarship opportunities).
• your name
• your email address (this is how we will communicate with you, so make sure it’s accurate and you have access to it throughout the year)
• your nationality
• your permanent country of residence (this is the country you are ordinarily resident in, not a country that you are only living in for the purpose of full-time education)
• your current or most recent educational institution
• details of any other funding you have applied for or are due to receive.

Application questions

There are three questions that you will need to complete. The maximum word count for each question is 200 words and each question is worth 10 marks.

Postgraduate

‘1. We are looking to support the brightest and best individuals who will actively contribute to the development of their nation in the future. Describe any special attributes or accomplishments that you think make you deserving of a scholarship.’

This could be any academic or extracurricular achievements, as well as your reasons for applying for a scholarship.

‘2. We are looking for scholars who will be great ambassadors for the University. Give an example of when you have recently contributed to your community.’

This could be your school or university, where you live, or any other community you feel a part of.

‘3. We would like to support students who have clear goals for their future. Explain how studying your chosen programme at the University of Bristol helps you to ‘Think Big’ and shape your plans after graduation.’

Explain what has attracted you to study at the University of Bristol, as well as outlining your ultimate career goals.

Further details

If you apply for this scholarship, you will also automatically be considered for any other University of Bristol international scholarships that you are eligible for. You do not need to submit two separate applications.

The application process is the same for all University of Bristol international scholarships, so the terms and conditions and frequently asked questions are also the same.