International students - South Asia Bursary
Amount/Value £ 2,000 or £ 1,000
Description
The University of Salford has developed an international reputation for excellence in teaching and research. We have been awarding scholarships since 1896 in order to attract the best students to our courses. Many of our courses have become especially popular in the South Asia region and we are keen to encourage high-quality applications from the region through our generous South Asia Bursary.
- Awarded on academic merit only
- £ 2,000 for courses with fees over £ 9,000
- £ 1,000 for courses with fees under £ 9,000
- Available for all postgraduate courses beginning in September 2008 or January/February 2009
No need to apply separately
Eligibility
All successful applicants are eligible for a bursary.
- These awards are only eligible to students paying overseas fees from South Asia. This is defined as students either holding a passport from Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal or Sri Lanka
- All applicants for postgraduate taught programmes and who are eligible for a place at the University will automatically be considered for a bursary. Successful qualifying candidates are awarded bursary as noted:
- If your annual tuition fees are £ 9,000 or above, a bursary of
£ 2,000 will be automatically deducted from your tuition fees. - If your annual tuition fees are below £ 9,000, a bursary of £ 1,000 will be automatically deducted from your tuition fees.
- If your annual tuition fees are £ 9,000 or above, a bursary of
- Applicants must be available to take up your programme place based on the following dates: - September 2008 or January / February 2009 (depending when programmes commence.)
- Postgraduate applicants from the Indian sub-continent are not eligible for the International Excellence Scholarship.
South Asia Bursaries will be awarding on academic merit, based on final degree results. The eligibility criteria is renewed annually.
Allocation
All students who meet the eligibility criteria will automatically receive this bursary. Students will be informed in writing if they have been offered a bursary when their final results for their degree have been submitted to the Admissions Office.
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