Transform Together Scholarships

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for one of these scholarships you must

• be an international or a European Union (non-UK) fee paying student
• (postgraduate only) – have achieved a minimum 2.1 or equivalent in your honours degree and must meet the English and academic entry requirements for your course
• (undergraduate only) – must meet the English and academic entry requirements for the course
• have accepted an offer for a full-time taught undergraduate or postgraduate course at Sheffield Hallam University
• be fully self-funding your studies. This means that you are not receiving any funding for your studies from an external source such as a government, a scholarship provider, a company or an employer
• be able to pay any additional fees your course may require, for example field trips and tuition fees for subsequent years of study

You are not eligible to apply if you

• have already started the course for which you are applying for a scholarship
• have previously received a Transform Together scholarship for a course at the same level of study
• are receiving full or partial funding for your studies from a sponsor or other scholarship provider
• are applying to study a Sheffield Hallam course at a partner institution outside the UK
• have an offer for one of our International Foundation Programmes. You can apply for a scholarship for the course that you will progress onto following successful completion of the Foundation Programme
• do not hold an offer of a place on a course at Sheffield Hallam University. We strongly advise applicants to accept their offer as we reserve the right to only consider applicants for a scholarship if they have accepted an offer for their course of study

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About Company

We're a modern university with a long and proud history, dating from the opening of two 19th century schools which would later become the foundations for Sheffield Polytechnic. Our campuses have seen two World Wars – Collegiate Crescent was used as a military hospital from 1915–19, and when Collegiate Hall and the main building on Arundel Street were bombed during the Sheffield Blitz (1940), students rallied round to help wherever possible. Our students, of all ages, nationalities and disciplines, make our community enriching and diverse place to live and learn.

Our courses provide them with the skills they need for modern working life and prepare them for careers, not just jobs. Our graduates go on to work all over the world in the public and private sector, many at senior levels, in global organisations.

Our staff has a depth of expertise, knowledge and experience which they use to encourage, guide and support those who learn here. Ground-breaking research in business, engineering, sport and healthcare wouldn't happen without our innovative researchers and our courses come alive through teachers who apply real-world knowledge to everything they do.