Scholarships
The School of Computer Science is home to some of the world's brightest and most innovative students as well as world-leading academic staff from areas across Computer Science.
To help support our students we have several generous scholarships available to all new undergraduate and postgraduate students, no matter where in the world you are from.
As a University we are passionate about nurturing a diverse, high-achieving cohort of students. We do this by ensuring we recruit students from the widest available pool of talented individuals.
Scholarships 2023-2024
- Gold: 50% reduction on your annual tuition fees for the duration of your degree.
- Silver: 25% reduction on your annual tuition fees for the duration of your degree.
- Bronze: 10% reduction on your annual tuition fees for the duration of your degree.
- Approximately 15 School scholarships are available
Terms and Conditions
To continue receiving your scholarship over the duration of your degree you will be required to:
- Achieve an average result of 85% for Gold, 80% for Silver or 75% for Bronze each academic year. Results must be achieved based on first sit assessments
- Maintain engagement with the School and its High Achievers Program. This may also include supporting outreach, providing testimonials regarding your experience as a scholarship student, and potentially opportunities such as international placements, and engagement with industry.
Excellence in Computer Science scholarship
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Applications close at 23:59pm UK time on Sunday 20th August 2023
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Applications are open to both Home and International applicants
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To be eligible you must have accepted a firm offer to study a Computer Science degree at University of Nottingham
To be considered for the Excellence in Computer Science scholarship please complete the application form by clicking the 'Apply now' button below. You will be required to provide two short statements, one outlining why you wish to study Computer Science and what you plan to do with your degree, and a second statement of how you have used Computer Science so far.
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Postgraduate Taught Excellence in Computer Science scholarship
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Applications close at 23:59pm UK time on Sunday 2nd July 2023
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Applications are open to both Home and International applicants
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To be eligible you must have applied for a Computer Science postgraduate taught degree and have been made an offer at time of application
To be considered for the Excellence in Computer Science scholarship please complete the application form by clicking the 'Apply now' button below. You will be required to provide two short statements, one outlining why you wish to study Computer Science and what you plan to do with your degree, and a second statement of how you have used Computer Science so far.
Apply now
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are my chances of being awarded a scholarship?
While high grades will help your application this is not the only thing we are looking for. When applying consider the question why you would like to study computer science and what factors have driven this desire. We are also looking for candidates to highlight why they will benefit from the award and show us ways they have used their love of computer science to help the wider community or drive change.
How will I receive my scholarship?
You will receive your scholarship as a tuition fee reduction.
What does the school expect from me?
As a School we value engagement with our students. As a scholarship winner you will be expected to maintain engagement with the School and its High Achievers Program. This may also include supporting outreach, providing testimonials regarding your experience as a scholarship student and potentially opportunities such as international placements and engagement with industry.
What if I am a Ningbo 2+2 student?
If you are a student from university of Nottingham Ningbo campus on the 2+2 program you will be contacted in September to say whether you have been awarded a merit based scholarship. This award is based on you grades and will be given as payment in December or January.
What if none of these scholarships are suitable for me?