University of Northampton
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarships available here:
Home (UK) Scholarships
Northampton Bursary
·
Amount: First Year: laptop, catering credit or £500 accommodation
discount. Years 2–4: £400/year (£200 in March + £200 in May)
·
Eligibility: UK (home) students on full-time undergrad courses, with
household income ≤ £25,000 (assessed via Student Finance & consent given)
John Lowe Accounting & Finance Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £2,000
·
Eligibility: Students on Accounting & Finance undergrad courses;
application specifics on course page
Sir Thomas White Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £4,500
·
Eligibility: Course-specific award; likely based on academic merit and
need
Leathersellers Company Scholarship
·
Amount: £500–£3,000 Eligibility: Depends on criteria set by the Leathersellers; may focus on
particular subjects or backgrounds
Wilson Endowment Scholarship
·
Amount: £1,500
·
Eligibility: Award specifics outlined on the university's scholarship
pages
International
Scholarships
University of Northampton International Scholarship
·
Amount: 10%, 20%, or 30% reduction
in tuition (max 10% for nursing)
·
Eligibility: Self-funded overseas fee-paying students with an offer for
full-time undergrad; automatic consideration; excludes UK/EU students eligible
for maintenance loans
UNIC / Navitas International Scholarship
·
Amount: 10%, 20% or 30% tuition fee reduction in the second year, based on achieving 65%, 70–74%, or 75+% in the Navitas
foundation year (UNIC)
·
Eligibility: International students progressing from UNIC to UON;
criteria include academic achievement, attendance, and full tuition fee deposit
Government & External Schemes
·
Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall scholarships: full/partial UK tuition and some living
expenses; postgraduate‑focused but occasionally include teaching-based fee
contributions
Additional Insights
·
Many scholarships
are automatically considered upon academic offer no extra application needed.
·
Financial support beyond scholarships includes fee
discounts like early‑bird payments
(£500 off), staff/partner discounts, and children-of-staff waivers
·
International
students should compare UK scholarships with
international trends:
UK undergrad scholarships are relatively rare and often
partial
·
Extras to explore:
o
Course-specific
bursaries (check your program page)
o
Local/regional
awards (e.g., for Northamptonshire residents)
o
Performance-based
awards like Top Achievers (post-placement exam) & Travel
Bursaries (£250/semester) – mainly
at the London campus but may also apply
Final Tips
1. Check
automatic eligibility: Most major scholarships don’t need
separate applications just ensure your UCAS/Univ application is complete.
2. Hit high
academic marks if you're aiming for the 30% tuition
reduction (especially via Navitas).
3. Apply for
external awards (Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall) if
eligible they offer significant funding.
Native (UK/Alumni) Graduate Scholarships
Alumni Graduate Discount Scheme
·
Amount: 20% off the full tuition fee for
Master's or research degrees for UON alumni
·
Eligibility: Must hold a prior UON
qualification (BA, BSc, MA/MSc, etc.), available to UK, EU, and international
alumni; not combinable with other UON discounts
Alumni PGCE Bursary
·
Amount: £500 cash award
·
Eligibility: UON alumni enrolling in eligible
PGCE programs
Sir John Lowther Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £2,000
·
Eligibility: Postgraduate or research
students in Arts; application required
TD Lewis Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £1,000
·
Eligibility: Based on academic potential;
application required
Leathersellers Company Scholarship
·
Amount: £500–£3,000
·
Eligibility: Awarded to postgraduate
students; subject-specific criteria
International
Graduate Scholarships
University of Northampton International Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to 30% tuition fee reduction,
applied annually
·
Eligibility: Self-funded full-time
postgraduate taught students (non-EU/UK), automatic consideration
International Graduate Scholarship (Alumni)
·
Amount: Typically 30–50% tuition fee
reduction; some sources note 50% for alumni, 30% for Top-Up degree holders
·
Eligibility: UON graduates with a 2:2 or
above (or Top-Up with first) enrolling in a UK campus Master’s degree;
automatic inclusion
GREAT Scholarships (British Council & UON)
·
Amount: £10,000 toward fees for selected
Master's courses
·
Eligibility: Nationals of Bangladesh, China,
Ghana, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka; course-specific
Government & External Scholarships
Includes Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall, etc. These typically cover full tuition, living expenses, and travel,
but require separate applications
Summary
Table
|
Scholarship |
Amount |
Eligibility
Highlights |
|
Alumni Discount |
20% tuition fee |
UON alumni, Master’s/MPhil/PhD |
|
Alumni PGCE Bursary |
£500 |
UON alumni in PGCE |
|
Sir John Lowther |
Up to £2,000 |
Arts postgraduate |
|
TD Lewis |
Up to £1,000 |
Based on academic merit |
|
Leathersellers |
£500–£3,000 |
Postgrad, subject-specific |
|
Intl Scholarship |
Up to 30% tuition |
All full-time taught postgraduates |
|
Intl Graduate Scholarship (Alumni) |
30–50% tuition |
UON alumni with qualifying degree |
|
GREAT Scholarship |
£10,000 |
Specific countries & courses |
|
Chevening/Commonwealth/Marshall |
Full tuition + stipend |
Competitive, external |
·
UK alumni discounts: ~£1,500–£3,500 (20% of typical £7,500–£15,000
Master’s fee)
·
Native bursaries (PGCE, Arts, etc.): £500–£2,000
·
International scholarships: 30% reduction (~£3,000–£6,000 annually); GREAT grants
fixed at £10,000
·
External awards: Full tuition plus living costs
Extra
Insights
·
Automatic consideration: Most major funding (intl scholarships, alumni discounts)
is applied automatically no separate application required. Look for
notifications in your offer letter.
·
Combinable options: Internal scholarships/bursaries can stack, but
alumni discount cannot be combined with intl scholarship; GREAT, Chevening,
etc., are separate external awards.
·
Eligibility specifics:
o Alumni scholarships require a qualifying UON award.
o Postgraduate scholarships may require applications for
niche awards (Arts, PGCE, and academic potential).
o International awards often require proof of academic
merit and nationality.
·
Research degree funding: Additional schemes (e.g. Florence Nightingale for
nurses, Weidenfeld–Hoffmann) may be available worth verifying with your
department.
·
Support services: UON’s International Office and funding teams offer
personalized guidance contact them early to map your options.
Next Steps
·
Check your offer letter and UON’s Scholarships & Bursaries web pages
for your program.
·
If aiming for
external awards (Chevening, GREAT), note separate deadlines and requirements.
·
For alumni,
ensure your prior degree qualifies and no outstanding debts exist.
Courses
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Eligibility
Criteria:
General
Academic Requirements
·
High
School Qualification:
You must have successfully completed a qualification equivalent to UK A-levels
or Level 3 qualifications (e.g., BTEC, IB, etc.).
·
Typical
Entry Requirement:
o
UK students:
96–112 UCAS Tariff points (depending on the course)
o
International
qualifications: Evaluated based on NARIC/ENIC equivalency (e.g., CBSE/ISC for
India, WAEC for Nigeria, etc.)
·
Foundation
Year:
If your qualifications don't meet direct entry, you may be offered a foundation year.
English Language Requirements
·
IELTS
Academic: Overall 6.0 (with no
component below 5.5)
·
Other
accepted tests:
o
PTE Academic: 50
(min 42 in each section)
o
TOEFL iBT: 72
(min 17 in Listening, 18 in Reading, 20 in Speaking, 17 in Writing)
o
Cambridge English
(B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency): Score of 160+
Some courses (e.g., Nursing, Education) may
require higher language proficiency.
Additional
Course-Specific Requirements
Some programs may have:
·
Subject
prerequisites (e.g., Math or
Science for Engineering)
·
Portfolios (for Arts & Design)
·
Interviews
or Auditions (for Performing
Arts, Education, or Health courses)
Documents
Required (Typically)
·
Academic
transcripts and certificates
·
English
proficiency test score
·
Passport copy
(for international students)
·
Personal
statement
·
Reference
letter(s)
Visa
Requirements (for International Students)
To obtain a student visa:
·
You must have a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) from the University
·
Demonstrate
sufficient financial resources for tuition and living costs
·
Meet English
proficiency as required for visa purposes
General Academic
Requirements for Graduates
For Taught Master’s Degrees ( e.g., MA, MSc,
MBA ):
·
UK
Applicants:
A UK honours degree (2:2 or above) in a relevant subject from a recognized university.
·
International
Applicants:
A bachelor’s degree equivalent to a UK
second-class honours degree.
This is assessed through NARIC/ENIC equivalency.
o
Example:
§ India: Bachelor’s
degree with at least 50–55% (for 2:2 equivalent)
§ Nigeria: Bachelor's
degree (Second Class Lower or above)
§ Pakistan: 2.6–3.0
CGPA out of 4.0 (varies by university)
§ China: 70%+ from
recognized universities
English
Language Requirements
If your first language is not English, you
need to meet one of the following:
·
IELTS
Academic: Minimum 6.5 overall, no
band below 6.0
(some courses like MBA or Nursing may require higher)
·
TOEFL
iBT: Minimum score of 88 (Listening 17,
Reading 18, Speaking 20, Writing 17)
·
PTE
Academic: Score of 58 or higher (no
less than 42 in each part)
·
Cambridge
English: B2 First, C1 Advanced,
or C2 Proficiency (min 176)
Additional
Course-Specific Requirements
·
MBA:
o
Bachelor's degree
(2:2 or above)
o
Work experience preferred but not
always mandatory
o
CV and personal
statement required
·
MSc
Computing, Engineering, etc.:
o
Academic
background in related fields
o
Some courses may
require technical or mathematical proficiency
·
MA
in Arts or Design:
o
Portfolio may be
required
o
Interview in some
cases
·
Education
& Nursing:
o
Relevant
bachelor's degree
o
DBS (criminal
background check) for UK/EU
o
Reference and
work history for international students
Documents
Required
·
Certified copies
of academic transcripts and certificates
·
English language
test score
·
Personal
statement
·
1–2 academic or
professional references
·
CV (for MBA or
mature applicants)
·
Passport (for
international students)
Visa
Requirements (International Students)
To receive a CAS for your UK
student visa, you must:
·
Meet academic and
English requirements
·
Pay a deposit towards
your tuition fee
·
Show financial
capability for tuition + living expenses in the UK
Accommodation
Visa
University Video
Undergraduate Scholarships available here:
Home (UK) Scholarships
Northampton Bursary
·
Amount: First Year: laptop, catering credit or £500 accommodation
discount. Years 2–4: £400/year (£200 in March + £200 in May)
·
Eligibility: UK (home) students on full-time undergrad courses, with
household income ≤ £25,000 (assessed via Student Finance & consent given)
John Lowe Accounting & Finance Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £2,000
·
Eligibility: Students on Accounting & Finance undergrad courses;
application specifics on course page
Sir Thomas White Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £4,500
·
Eligibility: Course-specific award; likely based on academic merit and
need
Leathersellers Company Scholarship
·
Amount: £500–£3,000 Eligibility: Depends on criteria set by the Leathersellers; may focus on
particular subjects or backgrounds
Wilson Endowment Scholarship
·
Amount: £1,500
·
Eligibility: Award specifics outlined on the university's scholarship
pages
International
Scholarships
University of Northampton International Scholarship
·
Amount: 10%, 20%, or 30% reduction
in tuition (max 10% for nursing)
·
Eligibility: Self-funded overseas fee-paying students with an offer for
full-time undergrad; automatic consideration; excludes UK/EU students eligible
for maintenance loans
UNIC / Navitas International Scholarship
·
Amount: 10%, 20% or 30% tuition fee reduction in the second year, based on achieving 65%, 70–74%, or 75+% in the Navitas
foundation year (UNIC)
·
Eligibility: International students progressing from UNIC to UON;
criteria include academic achievement, attendance, and full tuition fee deposit
Government & External Schemes
·
Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall scholarships: full/partial UK tuition and some living
expenses; postgraduate‑focused but occasionally include teaching-based fee
contributions
Additional Insights
·
Many scholarships
are automatically considered upon academic offer no extra application needed.
·
Financial support beyond scholarships includes fee
discounts like early‑bird payments
(£500 off), staff/partner discounts, and children-of-staff waivers
·
International
students should compare UK scholarships with
international trends:
UK undergrad scholarships are relatively rare and often
partial
·
Extras to explore:
o
Course-specific
bursaries (check your program page)
o
Local/regional
awards (e.g., for Northamptonshire residents)
o
Performance-based
awards like Top Achievers (post-placement exam) & Travel
Bursaries (£250/semester) – mainly
at the London campus but may also apply
Final Tips
1. Check
automatic eligibility: Most major scholarships don’t need
separate applications just ensure your UCAS/Univ application is complete.
2. Hit high
academic marks if you're aiming for the 30% tuition
reduction (especially via Navitas).
3. Apply for
external awards (Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall) if
eligible they offer significant funding.
Native (UK/Alumni) Graduate Scholarships
Alumni Graduate Discount Scheme
·
Amount: 20% off the full tuition fee for
Master's or research degrees for UON alumni
·
Eligibility: Must hold a prior UON
qualification (BA, BSc, MA/MSc, etc.), available to UK, EU, and international
alumni; not combinable with other UON discounts
Alumni PGCE Bursary
·
Amount: £500 cash award
·
Eligibility: UON alumni enrolling in eligible
PGCE programs
Sir John Lowther Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £2,000
·
Eligibility: Postgraduate or research
students in Arts; application required
TD Lewis Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to £1,000
·
Eligibility: Based on academic potential;
application required
Leathersellers Company Scholarship
·
Amount: £500–£3,000
·
Eligibility: Awarded to postgraduate
students; subject-specific criteria
International
Graduate Scholarships
University of Northampton International Scholarship
·
Amount: Up to 30% tuition fee reduction,
applied annually
·
Eligibility: Self-funded full-time
postgraduate taught students (non-EU/UK), automatic consideration
International Graduate Scholarship (Alumni)
·
Amount: Typically 30–50% tuition fee
reduction; some sources note 50% for alumni, 30% for Top-Up degree holders
·
Eligibility: UON graduates with a 2:2 or
above (or Top-Up with first) enrolling in a UK campus Master’s degree;
automatic inclusion
GREAT Scholarships (British Council & UON)
·
Amount: £10,000 toward fees for selected
Master's courses
·
Eligibility: Nationals of Bangladesh, China,
Ghana, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka; course-specific
Government & External Scholarships
Includes Chevening, Commonwealth, Marshall, etc. These typically cover full tuition, living expenses, and travel,
but require separate applications
Summary
Table
|
Scholarship |
Amount |
Eligibility
Highlights |
|
Alumni Discount |
20% tuition fee |
UON alumni, Master’s/MPhil/PhD |
|
Alumni PGCE Bursary |
£500 |
UON alumni in PGCE |
|
Sir John Lowther |
Up to £2,000 |
Arts postgraduate |
|
TD Lewis |
Up to £1,000 |
Based on academic merit |
|
Leathersellers |
£500–£3,000 |
Postgrad, subject-specific |
|
Intl Scholarship |
Up to 30% tuition |
All full-time taught postgraduates |
|
Intl Graduate Scholarship (Alumni) |
30–50% tuition |
UON alumni with qualifying degree |
|
GREAT Scholarship |
£10,000 |
Specific countries & courses |
|
Chevening/Commonwealth/Marshall |
Full tuition + stipend |
Competitive, external |
·
UK alumni discounts: ~£1,500–£3,500 (20% of typical £7,500–£15,000
Master’s fee)
·
Native bursaries (PGCE, Arts, etc.): £500–£2,000
·
International scholarships: 30% reduction (~£3,000–£6,000 annually); GREAT grants
fixed at £10,000
·
External awards: Full tuition plus living costs
Extra
Insights
·
Automatic consideration: Most major funding (intl scholarships, alumni discounts)
is applied automatically no separate application required. Look for
notifications in your offer letter.
·
Combinable options: Internal scholarships/bursaries can stack, but
alumni discount cannot be combined with intl scholarship; GREAT, Chevening,
etc., are separate external awards.
·
Eligibility specifics:
o Alumni scholarships require a qualifying UON award.
o Postgraduate scholarships may require applications for
niche awards (Arts, PGCE, and academic potential).
o International awards often require proof of academic
merit and nationality.
·
Research degree funding: Additional schemes (e.g. Florence Nightingale for
nurses, Weidenfeld–Hoffmann) may be available worth verifying with your
department.
·
Support services: UON’s International Office and funding teams offer
personalized guidance contact them early to map your options.
Next Steps
·
Check your offer letter and UON’s Scholarships & Bursaries web pages
for your program.
·
If aiming for
external awards (Chevening, GREAT), note separate deadlines and requirements.
·
For alumni,
ensure your prior degree qualifies and no outstanding debts exist.
No results found
Undergraduate Eligibility
Criteria:
General
Academic Requirements
·
High
School Qualification:
You must have successfully completed a qualification equivalent to UK A-levels
or Level 3 qualifications (e.g., BTEC, IB, etc.).
·
Typical
Entry Requirement:
o
UK students:
96–112 UCAS Tariff points (depending on the course)
o
International
qualifications: Evaluated based on NARIC/ENIC equivalency (e.g., CBSE/ISC for
India, WAEC for Nigeria, etc.)
·
Foundation
Year:
If your qualifications don't meet direct entry, you may be offered a foundation year.
English Language Requirements
·
IELTS
Academic: Overall 6.0 (with no
component below 5.5)
·
Other
accepted tests:
o
PTE Academic: 50
(min 42 in each section)
o
TOEFL iBT: 72
(min 17 in Listening, 18 in Reading, 20 in Speaking, 17 in Writing)
o
Cambridge English
(B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency): Score of 160+
Some courses (e.g., Nursing, Education) may
require higher language proficiency.
Additional
Course-Specific Requirements
Some programs may have:
·
Subject
prerequisites (e.g., Math or
Science for Engineering)
·
Portfolios (for Arts & Design)
·
Interviews
or Auditions (for Performing
Arts, Education, or Health courses)
Documents
Required (Typically)
·
Academic
transcripts and certificates
·
English
proficiency test score
·
Passport copy
(for international students)
·
Personal
statement
·
Reference
letter(s)
Visa
Requirements (for International Students)
To obtain a student visa:
·
You must have a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) from the University
·
Demonstrate
sufficient financial resources for tuition and living costs
·
Meet English
proficiency as required for visa purposes
General Academic
Requirements for Graduates
For Taught Master’s Degrees ( e.g., MA, MSc,
MBA ):
·
UK
Applicants:
A UK honours degree (2:2 or above) in a relevant subject from a recognized university.
·
International
Applicants:
A bachelor’s degree equivalent to a UK
second-class honours degree.
This is assessed through NARIC/ENIC equivalency.
o
Example:
§ India: Bachelor’s
degree with at least 50–55% (for 2:2 equivalent)
§ Nigeria: Bachelor's
degree (Second Class Lower or above)
§ Pakistan: 2.6–3.0
CGPA out of 4.0 (varies by university)
§ China: 70%+ from
recognized universities
English
Language Requirements
If your first language is not English, you
need to meet one of the following:
·
IELTS
Academic: Minimum 6.5 overall, no
band below 6.0
(some courses like MBA or Nursing may require higher)
·
TOEFL
iBT: Minimum score of 88 (Listening 17,
Reading 18, Speaking 20, Writing 17)
·
PTE
Academic: Score of 58 or higher (no
less than 42 in each part)
·
Cambridge
English: B2 First, C1 Advanced,
or C2 Proficiency (min 176)
Additional
Course-Specific Requirements
·
MBA:
o
Bachelor's degree
(2:2 or above)
o
Work experience preferred but not
always mandatory
o
CV and personal
statement required
·
MSc
Computing, Engineering, etc.:
o
Academic
background in related fields
o
Some courses may
require technical or mathematical proficiency
·
MA
in Arts or Design:
o
Portfolio may be
required
o
Interview in some
cases
·
Education
& Nursing:
o
Relevant
bachelor's degree
o
DBS (criminal
background check) for UK/EU
o
Reference and
work history for international students
Documents
Required
·
Certified copies
of academic transcripts and certificates
·
English language
test score
·
Personal
statement
·
1–2 academic or
professional references
·
CV (for MBA or
mature applicants)
·
Passport (for
international students)
Visa
Requirements (International Students)
To receive a CAS for your UK
student visa, you must:
·
Meet academic and
English requirements
·
Pay a deposit towards
your tuition fee
·
Show financial
capability for tuition + living expenses in the UK


