Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards – Access £1,500 per Academic Year

Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards is a scholarship program that is designed to welcome enthusiastic individuals to become a part of the Undergraduate High Achiever Awards for the year 2020. We also want to highlight that the awards are open to UK, EU, and international students. With that said, let’s go ahead and check out what are the benefits of this scholarship program.

• Table of Content
• About University of Westminster
• Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards
• Aim and Benefits of Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards
• Requirements for Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards

Aim and Benefits of Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards

Accepted students will benefit from £1,500 per academic year (up to a maximum of 3 years) which can be taken as cash for living expenses or tuition fees.

Requirements for Westminster Undergraduate High Achiever Awards Qualification

* You must be a UK, EU or international student enrolling for study into the first year (level 4) of a full-time undergraduate course at the University of Westminster for September 2020.

• If you apply for and receive one of our other University of Westminster scholarships then you will no longer receive this award.
• A level of applicants for Medical Sciences BSc, Film BA, Fashion Design BA, Architecture BA and Architecture and Environmental Design BSc are not eligible for this award due to the higher published entry requirements for this course.

* You must achieve grades of either AAB in A level, or 33 in International Baccalaureate (IB). Please note that alternative qualifications are not eligible for this award.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

If you are eligible for this scholarship program, then you should CLICK HERE and access the official website of the University of Westminster and learn more about the application process.