Welcome to the Place of Useful Learning. The cliché stands for the standards the university prioritizes itself on. Pride itself in offering values consistently over the years, the university has accrued several accolades among others.
With 100% audacity, we say: welcome to the 2x Times Higher Education awardee for the Best University of the Year in 2012 & 2019. Your Scottish University of the Year for 2024. 4x Recipient of the Queen Anniversary Award Prize; basically won it in 1996, 2019, 2021, & 2023.
Brief History of the University of Strathclyde
Founded in 1796, this institution is a research center in the UK. It’s located in Glascow, Scotland. For over the years, this institution has remained a household name based on its records. Having received the Royal Charter in 1964, the college became widely recognized as the first technological university in the UK.
However, it remains the second oldest university in Glascow. The historic university was formerly called the Andersonian Institute before the name was changed to Anderson University in 1828.
How Scholarships Are Run in the University
Every great university has always want to prove supports to all international students who struggle with finances while schooling. Universities, such as the University of Strathclyde, have written their integrity on the world map as their benevolence announce them into the world.
Fast track to today, this prestigious university now award scholarships worth 20,000 pounds. If you are a self-funded student and international fee payer, you may be eligible for a joint scholarship for your pathway programme with us at the International Study Centre and your degree study at the University of Strathclyde.
The scholarship represents up to £6,000 for your pathway programme and up to £6,000 for every year of degree study at the University of Strathclyde.
Who can apply?
Depending on the pathway and the type of degree study, you can expect:
- Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP): up to £20,000 (four years in total including the pathway programme)
- International Year Two (IY2): up to £16,000 (three years in total including the pathway programme)
- Accelerated Pre-Masters Programme (PMP): up to £12,000 (two years in total including the pathway programme)
- Pre-Masters Programme (PMP): up to £10,000 (two years in total including the pathway programme)
International Study Centre scholarship eligibility
You can benefit from our scholarship if you’re a self-funded student. Please note the following:
- Scholarships are valid for 2024/25 academic year programmes at the International Study Centre.
- If students are offered with a scholarship for the International Study Centre programme, students need to confirm or conditionally confirm their place within two weeks.
- Scholarships are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The maximum amount will not always be available, and students are not eligible for multiple scholarships.
- If you're applying directly via our website, please ensure you select the following option "Self or family funded and seeking a partial scholarship from you".
Scholarships upon progression to the University of Strathclyde
University scholarships are available at all four faculties at the University of Strathclyde. Once you progress from the International Study Centre, the University of Strathclyde will award scholarships for each academic year upon achieving 60%.
You do not need to apply separately for the scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded automatically upon achieving the academic progression requirement.
Joint scholarship values
|
Pathway programme at the International Study Centre |
University Faculty |
Undergraduate degree at the University (per year) |
Postgraduate degree at the University (per year) |
|
UFP: up to £5,000 |
Engineering |
Typically £2,670 |
Up to £4,240 depending on the degree |
|
UFP: up to £5,000 |
Humanities and Social Sciences |
£3,500 |
£5,000 for Law, Politics and Psychology, or, £4,000 for other degrees |
|
UFP: up to £5,000 |
Science |
£4,000 for the degrees in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, or, £5,000 for other degrees |
£4,000 |
|
UFP: up to £5,000 |
Strathclyde Business School |
£4,000 |
£5,000 or £6,000 depending on the degree |