Bangor University is proud to introduce the Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, a prestigious award for outstanding international students demonstrating academic excellence and notable achievements in their social and professional life, as well as in their extra-curricular activities. This scholarship is designed to attract ambitious students who align with the University’s values: Ambition, Inclusivity, Integrity, Sustainability, and Transformation.
Bangor University, established in 1884, is located in Bangor, Wales. It was founded as a result of a fundraising campaign by local people who wanted to provide higher education opportunities in North Wales. The university has grown significantly over the years, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs and being recognized for its strong emphasis on research and student experience.
Background
The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship at Bangor University is aimed at international students who have demonstrated excellence in their academic pursuits and notable achievements in extracurricular activities. Bangor University values students who embody ambition, inclusivity, integrity, sustainability, and transformation, making this scholarship an ideal opportunity for those who resonate with these principles.
Eligibility Criteria
Undergraduate Students
- Academic Excellence: Must have achieved or be predicted to achieve an A grade or equivalent in at least 50% of their subjects.
- Extracurricular Achievements: Demonstrable achievements in areas such as community work, sports, arts, leadership roles, fundraising, national or international representation, quality work placements, or entrepreneurship.
- Enrollment: Only open to students completing a full 3 or 4-year degree on-campus at Bangor University.
Postgraduate Taught Students
- Academic Excellence: Must have achieved or be on course to achieve the equivalent of a UK 1st class Bachelor’s degree.
- Commitment to Sustainability: Demonstrated commitment towards sustainable development and supporting future generations.
- Funding: Must be self-funding (not fully sponsored by a third party).
- Enrollment: Only open to students paying international tuition fee levels for full-time on-campus courses.
Benefits
- Scholarship Amount: £10,000 for both undergraduate and postgraduate taught students.
- Number of Scholarships:
- Undergraduate: 1 per academic school.
- Postgraduate Taught:
- September 2024 intake: 1 per academic school.
- January 2025 intake: 1.
Application Process
- Obtain an Offer: Secure an offer to study at Bangor University.
- Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet all eligibility criteria.
- Complete Application: Fill out the Vice-Chancellor scholarship application form before the deadline.
- Selection Process: Eligible applications are reviewed by the academic school, with decisions made by early June 2024 (September intake) or early January 2025 (January intake).
- Confirm Your Choice: Undergraduate winners must select Bangor University as their Firm Choice on UCAS or accept the offer directly through the university’s application system.
- Acceptance: Submit a scholarship acceptance form and pay a tuition fee deposit of £2,000 within two weeks of receiving the scholarship offer.
Important Dates
Application Deadline: Open
Conclusion
The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship at Bangor University is a golden opportunity for international students to further their education while making meaningful contributions to the university community. By meeting the eligibility criteria and carefully preparing your application, you can take a significant step towards achieving your academic and personal goals. Apply now and embark on a transformative educational journey at Bangor University.