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Scholarship Terms and Conditions

International Office/The University of Nottingham Scholarships

 

Please read this document carefully and ensure that you understand the conditions of the scholarship

The International Office reserves the right to withdraw the scholarship if these terms and conditions are not adhered to

Scholarship holders are required to:

1. Return a completed scholarship acceptance form by the given deadline.  The International Office reserves the right to withdraw the offer of a scholarship if it is not accepted by the given deadline.
2. Meet any conditions attached to their academic offer.
3. Register on their academic course by the given start date, as specified in their confirmation email.  Scholarships may not be deferred to the following academic year.
4. Be registered as a full-time student and be classified as overseas for fee purposes (or classified as European Union (non-UK) for European Union scholarships).
5. Seek permission and obtain consent from the International Office before making any changes to their programme of study (this includes changing course title, course transfers, suspending studies, etc.).  Please note that approval is not guaranteed.  Where changes are made without prior approval, the scholarship will be withdrawn and students may be required to repay the scholarship in full.
6. Seek permission from the International Office before extending a period of registered study.  Scholarships are not automatically extendable.
7. Inform the International Office of any other scholarships/sponsorship held.  The scholarship may be adjusted and/or withdrawn if other sources of funding have been awarded to a student.  The scholarship is not available as a cash alternative.
8. Pay all outstanding tuition fees (for partial scholarship holders only) by University deadlines, as detailed on our Tuition Fees web page.  Non-payment of fees may result in the scholarship being withdrawn and full fees being charged to the student.
9. Maintain living costs for the duration of their programme of study.  Additional financial support is not available.  The University recommends that students will need at least £700 per month for living costs.  This figure is based on a single student and students with families will require considerably more.
10. Make satisfactory progress on their programme of study.  The scholarship is subject to satisfactory progress.
11. Repay the scholarship amount (pro-rata) if they withdraw from their course before completion (if the scholarship has been awarded by cheque).