UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarship:
UK (Home) Students
Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
- Value: £1,000 to £3,000 per year.
- Duration: Up to three years of
undergraduate study.
- Eligibility: Open to
all UK undergraduate students; not means-tested.
- Application: No
separate application required; awarded based on academic merit.
Futures Scholarship
- Value: Varies; typically includes a
combination of financial support and academic opportunities.
- Eligibility: Aimed at
students from low-income backgrounds, first-generation university
attendees, or those with disabilities.
- Application: Requires
application for means-tested support through Student Finance.
Harriet Munro Scholarship
- Value: £1,000 per year.
- Eligibility:
First-year UK undergraduate students who have participated in outreach
programs like Access to Bristol or Insight into Bristol.
- Application: No
separate application; eligibility based on outreach program participation.
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Think Big Undergraduate Scholarships
- Value: £6,500 or £13,000 per year.
- Duration: Renewable for the duration
of the course.
- Eligibility: Open to
international students applying for undergraduate courses (excluding
Medicine, Dentistry, and Veterinary Science).
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
School for Policy Studies
International Undergraduate Scholarship
- Value: £6,500 per year.
- Eligibility:
International students applying to undergraduate programs within the
School for Policy Studies.
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
Global Transfer Bursary
- Value: £3,000.
- Eligibility: Students from
partner universities applying through the Global Transfer Programme.
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
Graduate
Scholarship:
UK (Home) Students
Bristol
Master's Scholarship
- Value:
£2,000 for the 2025/26 academic year.
- Eligibility:
- Must have an unconditional
offer to study a full-time master's programme (MA, MSc, LLM, or MRes)
starting in autumn 2025.
- Must have achieved or be
predicted a 2:1 or higher undergraduate degree.
- Must be from a group of underrepresented in the Bristol's postgraduate community.
- Must be an external
applicant (non-University of Bristol graduate).
- Application:
No separate application required; eligible applicants are automatically
considered.
Bristol
Postgraduate Research Scholarships
- Value:
Full tuition fees and a stipend at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rates
(£19,237 for 2024/25) for living expenses.
- Eligibility:
- Open to UK students
applying for postgraduate research programmes (PhD).
- Must demonstrate
exceptional research potential.
- Application:
Apply through the university's postgraduate research application portal;
deadlines vary by faculty.
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International Students
Think Big
Postgraduate Scholarships
- Value:
£6,500, £13,000, or £26,000 per year, applicable towards tuition fees
only.
- Eligibility:
- Must have applied for an
eligible postgraduate taught programme (excluding PGCE and PhD).
- Must have overseas fee
status.
- Application:
Submit an online application form after applying to study at the University
of Bristol.
Bristol
Postgraduate Research Scholarships
- Value:
Full tuition fees and a stipend of UKRI rates (£19,237 for 2024/25) for
living expenses.
- Eligibility:
- Open to international
students applying for postgraduate research programmes (PhD).
- Must demonstrate
exceptional research potential.
- Application:
Apply through the university's postgraduate research application portal;
deadlines vary by faculty.
Courses
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Admission at the University of Bristol
UK (Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: Typically, applicants are expected to have A-levels with
grades ranging from AAA to ABB, depending on the course. Equivalent
qualifications such as Scottish Highers, Welsh Baccalaureate, or BTECs are
also considered.
- English Language Proficiency: A minimum of grade C/4 in GCSE English Language or an
equivalent qualification is required.
- Application Process: Applications are submitted through UCAS. The University of
Bristol's UCAS institution code is BRISL B78. The equal
consideration deadline is 31
January (6 pm UK time) for most courses,
with an earlier deadline of 16
October (6 pm UK time) for Medicine,
Dentistry, and Veterinary Science programs.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- The standard tuition fee for
full-time undergraduate courses is £9,250
per year.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: The University accepts a wide range of international
qualifications. For instance, Indian applicants typically need to have
completed the Higher Secondary Certificate (Standard XII) with an overall
average of 75% or higher, depending on the course.
- English Language Proficiency: Applicants whose first language is not English must
demonstrate proficiency through recognized tests. The required scores vary
by course and are categorized into language profiles. For example, Profile
B requires an IELTS score of 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in any
band.
- Application Process: International students also apply through UCAS using the
institution code BRISL B78. The final deadline for international applications is 30 June, but
early application is recommended due to course popularity.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Tuition fees for
international students vary by course. For example:
- Arts and Humanities: £23,900 per year
- Engineering and Science: £27,200 per year
- Clinical Courses (e.g., Medicine): £39,000 per year
*Please
note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each
year.
Required Documents for Application
For All Applicants:
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of your previous education.
- Personal Statement: A written statement outlining your motivations and
suitability for the chosen course.
- References: Usually one academic reference is required.
Additional for International
Applicants:
- English Language Test Results: If applicable, to demonstrate proficiency in English.
- Passport Copy: A valid passport for the identification purposes.
- Visa Documentation: If you require a student visa, you'll need a Confirmation
of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the University and may need to
provide financial evidence to support your visa application.
Postgraduate Admission at the University of Bristol
UK (Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: Typically, a UK upper second-class honours degree (2:1) or
equivalent in a relevant subject.
- English Language Proficiency:
Proof of English proficiency is required, usually
through GCSE English or equivalent qualifications. Specific requirements
may vary by course.
- Additional Requirements: Some programs may have specific prerequisites or require
relevant work experience.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Fees vary by program.
Here are some examples:
- MA Creative Writing: £12,400
- MA English Literature: £12,400
- MA History: £14,100
- MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship:
£19,000
- MSc Data Science: £13,500
- MSc Engineering with Management:
£13,500
*Please note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each year.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: A bachelor's degree equivalent to a UK upper second-class
honours degree (2:1). For Indian students, this typically means:
- General Requirement: 60% or GPA of 6.0/10 from a recognized university.
- Law Programs: 55–60% from an accepted Indian university.
- Top Institutions: Applicants from elite Indian institutions may be
considered with 55% or above, recognizing the rigorous grading standards.
- English Language Proficiency:
An IELTS score of 6.5–7.0 is commonly required,
depending on the course. Alternatively, for Indian students:
- CBSE or CISCE English
score of 80% or above.
- A Medium of
Instruction (MOI) letter confirming English as the teaching language.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Fees vary by program.
Here are some examples:
- MA Creative Writing: £30,900
- MA English Literature: £30,900
- MA History: £28,200
- MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship:
£34,000
- MSc Data Science: £34,200
- MSc Engineering with Management:
£34,200
*Please note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each year.
Required Documents for
Application
For both UK and international applicants, the
following documents are typically required:
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of your previous education.
- Degree Certificates: Proof of qualifications obtained.
- English Language Test Results:
If applicable, to demonstrate proficiency in English.
- Personal Statement: A statement outlining your motivations and suitability for
the course.
- References: Usually two academic references.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): Especially for programs requiring work experience.
Additional documents may be required for specific programs, such as portfolios for art-related courses or research proposals for research degrees.
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Undergraduate Scholarship:
UK (Home) Students
Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
- Value: £1,000 to £3,000 per year.
- Duration: Up to three years of
undergraduate study.
- Eligibility: Open to
all UK undergraduate students; not means-tested.
- Application: No
separate application required; awarded based on academic merit.
Futures Scholarship
- Value: Varies; typically includes a
combination of financial support and academic opportunities.
- Eligibility: Aimed at
students from low-income backgrounds, first-generation university
attendees, or those with disabilities.
- Application: Requires
application for means-tested support through Student Finance.
Harriet Munro Scholarship
- Value: £1,000 per year.
- Eligibility:
First-year UK undergraduate students who have participated in outreach
programs like Access to Bristol or Insight into Bristol.
- Application: No
separate application; eligibility based on outreach program participation.
???? International Students
Think Big Undergraduate Scholarships
- Value: £6,500 or £13,000 per year.
- Duration: Renewable for the duration
of the course.
- Eligibility: Open to
international students applying for undergraduate courses (excluding
Medicine, Dentistry, and Veterinary Science).
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
School for Policy Studies
International Undergraduate Scholarship
- Value: £6,500 per year.
- Eligibility:
International students applying to undergraduate programs within the
School for Policy Studies.
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
Global Transfer Bursary
- Value: £3,000.
- Eligibility: Students from
partner universities applying through the Global Transfer Programme.
- Application: Requires
submission of an online application form after applying to the university.
Graduate
Scholarship:
UK (Home) Students
Bristol
Master's Scholarship
- Value:
£2,000 for the 2025/26 academic year.
- Eligibility:
- Must have an unconditional
offer to study a full-time master's programme (MA, MSc, LLM, or MRes)
starting in autumn 2025.
- Must have achieved or be
predicted a 2:1 or higher undergraduate degree.
- Must be from a group of underrepresented in the Bristol's postgraduate community.
- Must be an external
applicant (non-University of Bristol graduate).
- Application:
No separate application required; eligible applicants are automatically
considered.
Bristol
Postgraduate Research Scholarships
- Value:
Full tuition fees and a stipend at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rates
(£19,237 for 2024/25) for living expenses.
- Eligibility:
- Open to UK students
applying for postgraduate research programmes (PhD).
- Must demonstrate
exceptional research potential.
- Application:
Apply through the university's postgraduate research application portal;
deadlines vary by faculty.
????
International Students
Think Big
Postgraduate Scholarships
- Value:
£6,500, £13,000, or £26,000 per year, applicable towards tuition fees
only.
- Eligibility:
- Must have applied for an
eligible postgraduate taught programme (excluding PGCE and PhD).
- Must have overseas fee
status.
- Application:
Submit an online application form after applying to study at the University
of Bristol.
Bristol
Postgraduate Research Scholarships
- Value:
Full tuition fees and a stipend of UKRI rates (£19,237 for 2024/25) for
living expenses.
- Eligibility:
- Open to international
students applying for postgraduate research programmes (PhD).
- Must demonstrate
exceptional research potential.
- Application:
Apply through the university's postgraduate research application portal;
deadlines vary by faculty.
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Undergraduate Admission at the University of Bristol
UK (Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: Typically, applicants are expected to have A-levels with
grades ranging from AAA to ABB, depending on the course. Equivalent
qualifications such as Scottish Highers, Welsh Baccalaureate, or BTECs are
also considered.
- English Language Proficiency: A minimum of grade C/4 in GCSE English Language or an
equivalent qualification is required.
- Application Process: Applications are submitted through UCAS. The University of
Bristol's UCAS institution code is BRISL B78. The equal
consideration deadline is 31
January (6 pm UK time) for most courses,
with an earlier deadline of 16
October (6 pm UK time) for Medicine,
Dentistry, and Veterinary Science programs.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- The standard tuition fee for
full-time undergraduate courses is £9,250
per year.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: The University accepts a wide range of international
qualifications. For instance, Indian applicants typically need to have
completed the Higher Secondary Certificate (Standard XII) with an overall
average of 75% or higher, depending on the course.
- English Language Proficiency: Applicants whose first language is not English must
demonstrate proficiency through recognized tests. The required scores vary
by course and are categorized into language profiles. For example, Profile
B requires an IELTS score of 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in any
band.
- Application Process: International students also apply through UCAS using the
institution code BRISL B78. The final deadline for international applications is 30 June, but
early application is recommended due to course popularity.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Tuition fees for
international students vary by course. For example:
- Arts and Humanities: £23,900 per year
- Engineering and Science: £27,200 per year
- Clinical Courses (e.g., Medicine): £39,000 per year
*Please
note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each
year.
Required Documents for Application
For All Applicants:
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of your previous education.
- Personal Statement: A written statement outlining your motivations and
suitability for the chosen course.
- References: Usually one academic reference is required.
Additional for International
Applicants:
- English Language Test Results: If applicable, to demonstrate proficiency in English.
- Passport Copy: A valid passport for the identification purposes.
- Visa Documentation: If you require a student visa, you'll need a Confirmation
of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the University and may need to
provide financial evidence to support your visa application.
Postgraduate Admission at the University of Bristol
UK (Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: Typically, a UK upper second-class honours degree (2:1) or
equivalent in a relevant subject.
- English Language Proficiency:
Proof of English proficiency is required, usually
through GCSE English or equivalent qualifications. Specific requirements
may vary by course.
- Additional Requirements: Some programs may have specific prerequisites or require
relevant work experience.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Fees vary by program.
Here are some examples:
- MA Creative Writing: £12,400
- MA English Literature: £12,400
- MA History: £14,100
- MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship:
£19,000
- MSc Data Science: £13,500
- MSc Engineering with Management:
£13,500
*Please note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each year.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Qualifications: A bachelor's degree equivalent to a UK upper second-class
honours degree (2:1). For Indian students, this typically means:
- General Requirement: 60% or GPA of 6.0/10 from a recognized university.
- Law Programs: 55–60% from an accepted Indian university.
- Top Institutions: Applicants from elite Indian institutions may be
considered with 55% or above, recognizing the rigorous grading standards.
- English Language Proficiency:
An IELTS score of 6.5–7.0 is commonly required,
depending on the course. Alternatively, for Indian students:
- CBSE or CISCE English
score of 80% or above.
- A Medium of
Instruction (MOI) letter confirming English as the teaching language.
Tuition Fees (2024/25 Academic Year):
- Fees vary by program.
Here are some examples:
- MA Creative Writing: £30,900
- MA English Literature: £30,900
- MA History: £28,200
- MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship:
£34,000
- MSc Data Science: £34,200
- MSc Engineering with Management:
£34,200
*Please note that fees are subject to annually review and might increase by up to 8% each year.
Required Documents for
Application
For both UK and international applicants, the
following documents are typically required:
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of your previous education.
- Degree Certificates: Proof of qualifications obtained.
- English Language Test Results:
If applicable, to demonstrate proficiency in English.
- Personal Statement: A statement outlining your motivations and suitability for
the course.
- References: Usually two academic references.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): Especially for programs requiring work experience.
Additional documents may be required for specific programs, such as portfolios for art-related courses or research proposals for research degrees.