Bahrain Regional Scholarship

Eligibility

You must meet all of the following conditions:

• Be classified as an international student for fee purposes
• Be fully self-funding your studies
• Be ordinarily resident in Bahrain
• Be in the first year of your undergraduate degree course in 2020-21 or 2021-22
• For 2021-22 entry: undergraduate students must make Essex your firm choice on UCAS by 19 July 2021

Students who aren't eligible

You are not eligible for the award, even if you meet the criteria above, if you fall into any of the following categories:

• Students undertaking courses at East 15 Acting School.
• Students who are fully or partly sponsored.
• These scholarship awards do not apply to deferred entry. Where a scholarship has been awarded to a student who subsequently defers entry to the following academic year, the award will be withdrawn and the applicant will be considered again in line with the terms and conditions that apply in the new proposed year of entry.
• Students transferring into the second year from another UK higher education institution.
• Students who are not assessed as paying overseas fees.

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A new kind of university… where students could live and learn… and research really mattered\' – this was the founding vision of Essex’s first Vice-Chancellor Sir Albert Sloman. The plans were seen as so ground-breaking that Sir Albert was asked to give the prestigious Reith Lectures on BBC Radio in 1963, the year before we opened to explain our cutting-edge approach to study, research and teaching.

At University of Essex, we have established a worldwide reputation for top quality teaching and research since being founded in 1964. Over the past five decades we have grown to more than 11,000 students, including over 3,000 postgraduates, who come from all over the world to study at one of our three campuses in Colchester, Loughton and Southend.

The architecture of Essex’s Colchester Campus was designed to integrate social and educational space to foster a real sense of community. ‘Brutalist’ buildings such s as the Albert Sloman Library and the Hexagon, created by architect Kenneth Capon, have now become iconic. You can listen to Professor Jules Lubbock and Dr William Whyte discuss the celebrated architecture at Colchester Campus.