Study in UK: Applications Open For Brunel Hyphen Scholarship - Law

Brunel University of London is currently accepting applications for the Brunel Hyphen Scholarship - Law. The last date to apply for the scholarship is December 19, 2024.

Brunel Law School (BLS) collaborated with Brunel alumna Eniola Aluko MBE and Hyphen Sports to offer the Brunel Hyphen Scholarship - Law. The outstanding scholarship is open to all international students including the EU students who are going to study International Human Rights Law LLM in full-time mode of the 2024/25 academic year. It is for both - who will study in September 2024 and those who will be attending a course in January 2025.

There are a total of three scholarships available which offers a £4,500 fee waiver each for the International Human Rights Law LLM programme. The course is of one year duration.

To get this scholarship, applicants must have applied for the International Human Rights Law LLM programme at the Brunel University of London. Also, they need to submit the Hyphen scholarship application by the deadline.

Eligibility Criteria For Brunel Hyphen Scholarship - Law

Only those applicants who hold the offer for admission to the Brunel International Human Rights Law LLM programme starting in January 2025 will be considered for the scholarship.

The applicants having an offer for a deferred entry and those who are not starting their course in the upcoming academic year will not be considered for the Brunel Hyphen Scholarship - Law.

“Applicants who defer to a new academic year will not be considered for a scholarship and will be required to complete a fresh scholarship application form and be considered for a scholarship in the year they start their course,” says the official notification.

Also, those who are applying to Brunel Language Centre (BLC) and Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will not be eligible for this scholarship.

“The fee waiver will only be applied provided the student is fully enrolled at the University on the International Human Rights Law LLM programme, which includes having had their qualifications and other documentation verified and checked, and then completing the University enrolment procedures. This includes holding the correct visa to study, if appropriate,” added the official notification.

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