Scholarship details
International students can apply for the Westminster Vice-Scholarship Chancellor’s to pursue a graduate degree program at Westminster University London. The Westminster Vice-Scholarships, Chancellor’s the University’s highest honor, are designed to fully fund a student from a poor nation to pursue a full-time Undergraduate degree at Westminster.
About the Scholarship:
The University of Westminster was founded in 1838 as the Royal Polytechnic Institute. It is one of the country’s oldest educational institutions.
The university received a Royal character and was named University of Westminster in 1992. The current Chancellor is Lady Frances Sorrell and Vice-chancellor Dr Peter Bonfield OBE. Its main campus is located in Regent Street in Central London. It has three other campuses located in Fitzrovia, Harrow and Marylebone. It is a member of various associations like the Association of Commonwealth Universities, Association of MBAs, EQUIS, EFMD, Universities UK and European University Association.
The University of Westminster is divided into three colleges, twelve schools and 65 departments & research centres. There are 180 undergraduate courses, 231 graduate courses, and 99 professional and short courses at the institution, with full-time, part-time, and open/distance learning options. Awards, contracts, and research grants totaled £22 million for the university.
Departments
There are three major streams, each with more than 65 departments. The University of Westminster’s primary departments are:
College of Design, School of Computer Science, Creative and Digital Industries, School of Architecture, Computer Science, and Engineering. Science: College of Design, School of Computer Science, Creative and Digital Industries, School of Architecture, Computer Science, and Engineering.
Humanities, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities and Law School, Westminster School of Arts & Westminster School of Media and Communication, Westminster School of Arts & Westminster School of Media and Communication, Westminster School of Arts & Westminster School of Media and Communication, Westminster School of Arts & Westminster School of Media and Communication, WestminsEngineerin
Commerce: Applied Management, Management and Marketing, Finance and Accounting, Organisations, Economy & SocietyS SirThomas Bennett (architecture), Fougasse (editor), and John Ryan (animator) are among the university’s famous alumni, as are famous authors Mary Jo Bang and David Gascoyne, businessmen Sinclair Beecham, Julian Metcalfe, and Robert Bellinger, and famous entertainers Charlie Brooker, Asif Kaoadia, and Tej Lalvani. Sir George Cayley, the father of aeronautical engineering, Charles Algernon Parsons, the engineer and designer of the steam turbine, and BBC presenter Tom Ang are among the university’s prominent faculty members. Chantal Mouffe (political theorist), Ezra Pound (poet), and Jean Seaton (political theorist) (professor of media history and historian of the BBC).
There are 1750 rooms at the university hostels, which are divided into six halls of residence. If students are unable to locate a place to live in a hostel, the university can assist them in finding private housing. All residences are connected to the university by the university’s transportation system. There are a variety of scholarships available to students, albeit none are provided by the University of Westminster. Brittan Scholarship, Brian Large Bursary Fund, and Westheimer Health and Social Care Scholarship are just a few of the main prizes available. At the University of Westminster, dedicated International Student Advisers provide information, support, and guidance to international students.
A three-day residential orientation program for new international students is offered, as well as a monthly newsletter with information on social events, intriguing news, and what’s going on in London.
Both a pre-sessional course and a credited module as part of a degree program are available in English as a Foreign Language.
In the Times University Guide 2022, he is ranked 129th, while in the Guardian University Guide, he is ranked 110th. 90% of the study was classed as “internationally exceptional” according to the 2014 Research Excellence Framework.
Art and Design, Media and Communications, English, Architecture and Built Environment, and Allied Health all had good results. The University of Westminster has four campuses, three of which are located in central London and one near Harrow. Northwick Park, on the Metropolitan Line, is the closest tube station to the Harrow Campus. Although the University of Westminster features a variety of stores, cafes, restaurants, and recreational facilities on campus, London as a whole has something to offer everyone. Theaters, museums, galleries, movies, and restaurants are just a few of the cultural and leisure options nearby. The campuses are close to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the BBC, the London Eye, Tate Modern, and the British Library, among other London attractions. With a student population of over 350,000 in the capital, a variety of unique student discounts are available.
Scholarship Sponsor(s): Westminster university
Host Country(s): United Kingdom
Scholarship Worth: £15,000
Study Level: Undergraduate
Nationality: International Students
Scholarship Offer:
The Westminster Vice-Scholarship Chancellor’s provides the following benefits to the recipient:
Up to a maximum of three years, £5,000 per year for maintenance costs or tuition fees.
Eligibility for Scholarship
Candidates must meet all of the following requirements to be considered for the Westminster Vice-Scholarship: Chancellor’s
1. English is the only language that is required.
2. Countries Eligible: International students from developing countries are eligible.
3. You must have a full-time undergraduate degree offer from the University of Westminster for September 2021.
4. According to the Student Loans Company, you must have a household income of £25,000 or less.
5. If you already have an Honors degree, you are not eligible to apply.
Nationality
The Westminster Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships 2022 is open to all international students
Application Procedure
Please read the following critical instructions before applying for the Vice-Scholarship Chancellor’s at Westminster:
(1) Print and complete your application form.
(2) In addition to completing the appropriate Scholarship application form, you must submit the following supporting documentation:
– A copy of the University of Westminster letter/email confirming your conditional or unconditional offer of a place on your desired programme.
– A copy of your official transcript from your most recent/current academic study.
– A letter of recommendation produced expressly for your scholarship application. This reference must be written by a previous tutor, professor, academic, or employer (where applicable to your chosen degree course) and cannot be the same reference provided as part of your admissions application.
(3) In addition, applications should be sent to the following addresses:
University of Westminster Scholarships Office 101 New Cavendish Street London W1W 6XH United Kingdom
(4) After that, you will receive an email from the Scholarships Office acknowledging receipt of your application.
Admission deadline:
The application deadline for Westminster Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships 2022 is July 08, 2022
