The University of Sheffield is offering Merit Scholarships to students from Africa and other Developing countries for Undergraduate studies at the University.

Application Timeline: 

• The deadline for scholarship applications is 13:00 (UK time) on Monday 17th May 2021.
• Scholarship results will be announced by 16:00 (UK time) on Friday 4th June 2021.

Eligible Countries: International (preferably students from developing regions)

To be taken at (country): UK

Type: Undergraduate

Eligibility:

• Your programme must be scheduled to commence at the University of Sheffield in September 2021.
• You must receive an offer for a course studied in full at the University of Sheffield. All undergraduate degree courses are eligible with the exceptions of Medicine (A100/A101) and Dentistry (A200).
• For tuition fee purposes you must be self-funded and eligible to pay the overseas tuition fee.
• You must not be a sponsored student*.
• You must enter a degree programme at the University of Sheffield in programme year 1 or year 2.
• For scholarship purposes all MArch programmes are considered as postgraduate taught programmes and are not eligible for this or any other undergraduate scholarship.
• The University of Sheffield reserves the right to review and change scholarship provision.

Selection criteria: This is a competitive process and not all applications will be successful. A panel of senior members of staff will select the strongest applications and will be looking for the following:

• Applicant has provided a clear rationale for applying for a course at the University of Sheffield.
• Applicant has clearly articulated future ambitions, these goals relate to the degree they have applied for.
• Applicant has a strong academic profile.

Number of Awardees: 50

Value of Scholarship: 50% tuition waiver

Duration of Scholarship: Duration of programme

How to Apply: You must hold an offer to study at the University of Sheffield before you apply for this scholarship.

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