University of Westminster 2022 Bursary Beyond Price

Initiated by David Price (1940-2019), architect and town planner. His architectural education was made possible by grants and scholarships available at the time. Aware of the cost of education today he wanted to be able to offer support to young, talented people from disadvantaged and low-income backgrounds who wish to study architecture. His objective is now possible with a new, privately managed award offered in his memory. The bursary is open to first year undergraduates and first year post-graduates in architecture and is for the purposes of acquiring the relevant personal equipment and resources to carry out their studies. There are ten bursaries available this year, and each bursary provides a £5,000 cash sum.

• Table of Content
• About University of Westminster
• Bursary Beyond Price
• Aim and Benefits of Bursary Beyond Price
• Requirements for Bursary Beyond Price Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About University of Westminster

The Westminster story began in 1838, when Sir George Cayley opened the Polytechnic Institution at 309 Regent Street in London. In 1881, philanthropist Quintin Hogg bought the Royal Polytechnic Institution building and moved his Young Men’s Christian Institute into 309 Regent Street, which soon became the publicly funded Regent Street Polytechnic. Since then, our education institution has secured a reputation as a place for firsts. These include: the first polytechnic in London and one of the first in the UK (1838) the opening of the first public photographic portrait studio in... continue reading

Bursary Beyond Price

Aim and Benefits of Bursary Beyond Price

The bursary provides a one-off award of £5,000 and can be used to acquire any relevant personal equipment and resources to carry out your studies.

Requirements for Bursary Beyond Price Qualification

Students must fulfil all criteria below:

• You must hold an offer for the Architecture BA (Hons) or Architecture MArch/MSc course starting in September 2022 at the University of Westminster
• You must be a UK/Home student
• You must be able to demonstrate a household income of below £30,000

Application Deadline

How to Apply

• Write a 300-word statement of intent that describes why you want to study architecture, and where
   
• And show a single piece of work made by you that supports your written statement. This may be a drawing, a painting, a model, a photograph, a piece of sewing... (attatch to your submission email as a jpeg or PDF, no bigger than 5mb)
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• And declare what level of student finance loan you are eligible for and that has been approved by providing a copy of your student finance loan confirmation letter... (attach to your submission email as a jpeg or PDF, no bigger than 5mb)
   
• And read and agree to our terms & conditions

For more details, visit University of Westminster website.