Monday, September 17, 2007

Kingston University London

What types of scholarships are available?
There are a number of different international scholarships available:

You can download this information as a pdf document. You might also want to look at our information about other sources of funding.

There are also some scholarships open to both UK and international students, which you can apply for. The Faculty of Computing, Information Systems and Mathematics is offering teaching assistant scholarships for its MSc courses.

How to apply
You can only apply for an international scholarship once you have received an offer of a place to study at Kingston University.

The closing date for scholarship applications is 31 May for entry in September of the same year. We cannot consider applications received after this deadline.

Please note that the deadline for applications for country-specific and subject-specific scholarships for 2007 is now closed. Successful applicants will have been notified by Friday 13 July by post and email.

Information on applications for 2008 will be published shortly. International Loyalty Bursaries for alumni and families remain open.

Find out more
For more information, visit our list of useful links or contact:

Scholarships Department
International Office
Kingston University London
River House
53–57 High Street
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 1LQ
United Kingdom

Tel: +44(0)20 8547 7221
Fax: +44(0)20 8547 8028
Email: scholarships@kingston.ac.uk

Please note that Kingston University reserves the right to withdraw or amend a scholarship or bursary without prior notification. Scholarships and bursaries are offered subject to funding and availability.

King's College London

King's College London operates an annual scholarship scheme for students from Hong Kong. The College is indebted to the Alumni Association of King's College London in Hong Kong and Kwok & Yih who sponsor the awards.

The number and value of the awards made in any one year are determined by the selection committee. They have a maximum value of £4,500 per year and are available to both undergraduate and postgraduate candidates. The awards are normally made for the duration of the course, with a maximum tenure of three years.

Eligibility

Candidates should normally have received an offer of a place to study at the College before applying for a scholarship and plan to start their studies at King's in September 2007. Candidates must also be normally resident in Hong Kong.

The selection of successful candidates will be made by the selection committee at the end of August when summer examination results are available and will involve an interview in Hong Kong. The selection committee will consider and evaluate your academic achievements, your financial means, and your plans for what you will do after you graduate to reach their decision.

In addition, the Kwok & Yih Scholarship is open to undergraduate and postgraduate candidates applying for Law. One scholarship is awarded annually and has a value of £4,500.

We regret that we cannot accept scholarship applications from students planning to read medicine or dentistry.

Application procedure

Candidates can download the application form as a pdf document and should return their completed forms, together with a full curriculum vitae, examination records, a confidential letter of support from school or university department (whichever is relevant) and family means of support at their earliest possible opportunity, to be received by the selection committee no later than 31 July 2007, to the following address:

The Selection Committee
King's College London Association (HK Branch)
c/o Mr Lewis Luk
5/F Harbourfront Landmark
11 Wan Hoi Street
Hunghom
Kowloon
Hong Kong

Tel 2861 1338
Fax 2422 0732
Email lewis@harbourring.com.hk

Further information

Contact the International Team
Tel +44 (0)20 7848 3388
Fax +44 (0)20 7848 3460
Email international@kcl.ac.uk

The Patrick Stewart Scholarship

Scholarships have been designed to make a University of Huddersfield education more affordable to international students. Priority will be given to applicants of high academic ability who would have otherwise not have been able to afford to study at the University. Recipients of the 2007 scholarships will be invited to a reception hosted by the University’s Chancellor, Patrick Stewart, on 25 November 2007.

How to apply for The Patrick Stewart Scholarship

  • Please read our Guidance for applicants before applying

  • Application form link is at the bottom of our Guidance for applicants page

  • Two references must be included that confirm high academic standing (along with copies of academic certificates). These must be supplied by your School/College.

  • Application deadline is the 15 July 2007

    If you have any further queries please email the International Office.

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