Birmingham City University

 Institutional grants are only open to self-funding students at Birmingham City University. They cannot be combined; only one benefit with a higher value is permitted at a time. Scholarships, student work, bursaries, discounts, and grants are among the financial aids accessible to international students at Birmingham City University.Discussed below are some of the overseas student scholarships available in the United Kingdom:International Undergraduate Grants for Non-EU StudentsThere are entrance scholarships for international students who are self-funding in September 2020. It has a monetary value of 2,000 GBP, which is used to cover the expense of tuition fees. Successful candidates can be selected based on their academic qualifications. ACCA and Conservatoire courses are exempt from this scholarship (Music and Theatre).Undergraduate ScholarshipsThese are merit-based scholarships which are awarded every year to overseas students and are discounted against the first year's tuition fees cost. A student's academic background is checked in order to consider him/her for the scholarship. Amount: £2,000International Postgraduate Grants for Non-EU StudentsThis scholarship, like its undergraduate equivalent, is worth 2,000 GBP and is offered to international students beginning in September 2022. Academic history and previous degree grade will decide selection and award amount, and such degree must be equal to a United Kingdom degree. PGCE and PCET, ACCA, MTL/MEL (Masters of Teaching and Learning/Educational Leadership), Conservatoire courses (Music and Theatre), and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses in Health are also exempt. The below are the ratings used to assess the quantity to be awarded:A 1st-degree holder would earn 2,000 GBPA 2:1 degree holder would get 1,500 GBPA 2:2 degree holder can earn 1,000 GBPNote: Scholarship deadlines and amounts may vary. For more details on the scholarship application process and deadlines, please visit the university’s scholarship webpage.

Applicants should apply for undergraduate admission as early as possible, increasing their chances of getting selected. Make sure you get the visa clearance and complete the rest of the arrangements for your stay in the UK.There are three ways one can apply for admission: Direct to the university, through a country representative and through UCAS.Direct to the UniversityThrough a Country RepresentativeThrough UCASOnline application form has to be filled along with which one needs to submit his/her original academic transcripts and certificates.In-country representatives can assist one in completing the application and applying for a visa. They will also give suggestions related to travel, living in the UK as well as studying abroad.Apply through UCAS if you wish to enroll on an undergraduate course or a Higher National Diploma (HND)