University of the West of England · 2026/27
School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship
The School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship is a scholarship worth 50% off fees for disabled students at University of the West of England.
Who can apply
- Your household income is Under £45,000.
- You are any one of: low income or disabled / long-term health condition.
- Your fee status is UK Domiciled.
- You are ordinarily resident in United Kingdom.
- You are studying STEM, or a closely related course.
- You are studying at postgraduate level.
- Pathway or partner college student.
Are you a master's or PhD student at University of the West of England, or starting soon?
You apply directly with University of the West of England.
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Questions
How much is the School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship?
The School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship is worth 50% off fees.
What is the deadline for the School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship?
University of the West of England sets the deadline for the School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship each year. The official page has the current date.
Who can apply for the School of Applied Sciences Widening Participation Postgraduate Progression Scholarship?
Your household income is Under £45,000. You are any one of: low income or disabled / long-term health condition. Your fee status is UK Domiciled. You are ordinarily resident in United Kingdom. You are studying STEM, or a closely related course. You are studying at postgraduate level. Pathway or partner college student.