Published: 13 Jan 2020 1,881 views
The University of Bristol Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship scheme is open to undergraduate students with exceptional musical, dramatic or sporting talent.
The scheme is open to students applying to any undergraduate course at the University of Bristol. As the scheme is designed to attract students with exceptional abilities outside their normal field of study, a Music student would not be eligible for a music scholarship, and a Drama student would not be eligible for a drama scholarship.
Application Deadline | March 2, 2020 |
Funding Type | Fully Funded |
Country to study | United Kingdom |
School to study | University of Bristol |
Type | Undergraduate |
Sponsor | Bristol University |
Gender | Men and Women |
Historically, scholarships in Music and Drama have been valued at £3,000. Scholarships in Sport have been valued at £1,500.
Students applying for a single or joint honours Music degree will not be eligible for a Music scholarship. Students applying for a single or joint honours Drama degree will not be eligible for a Drama scholarship. Students applying for a Liberal Arts degree will not be eligible for a Drama Scholarship if they follow the Film or Theatre subject pathways.
Applicants must be able to demonstrate outstanding artistic, creative or sporting potential. Awards will be made on a competitive basis but applicants will normally be expected to satisfy the following minimum criteria:
Selection Criteria: Successful candidates will be expected to put Bristol as their firm choice in the first instance, and with regards to their scholarship offer, either:
The applications are ranked and at least the top ten in each field are then forwarded, with the experts’ recommendations, to Pro Vice-Chancellors for the final selection. The Pro Vice-Chancellors make the final selection of no more than 20 scholarships, with at least six reserves
For more details, visit University of Bristol website