Our International Excellence Scholarship is open for applications to all international offer holders of full-time undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. This scholarship includes a £2,500 tuition fee discount, only valid for the first academic year of study.
How to apply
All applicants must complete and submit the application form for consideration by the scholarship panel by 20 November 2020. The University will aim to inform all candidates if their application has been considered successful by 4 December 2020. All unsuccessful candidates will be written to after this date.
To apply for the International Excellence Scholarship, you need to complete the online application form and submit it by 20 November 2020.
The University must support and validate your application for it to be considered by the scholarship panel.
If you have any questions about your eligibility or are having difficulty applying, please contact the University's international team by emailing international@londomet.ac.uk.
Maximum value:
£2,500 tuition fee discount for first academic year
Open to:
International applicants
Studying at level:
Undergraduate or postgraduate degrees (full-time)
In order to meet the criteria, you must:
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