Undergraduate Scholarships
There are a number of Undergraduate scholarships offered to students by the department to help support their studies.
|
Mike Rogers ScholarshipsIn celebration of our 25th birthday we are launching the Mike Rogers Scholarships in honour of our first Head of Department.For home or EU students entering in 2012 and 2013, we will provide five scholarships worth up to two thousand pounds each over the course of the degree. The scholarships will be five hundred pounds per year and will be awarded to five students, on the basis of their academic record and the contents of their UCAS application. The award will continue for the length of their studies subject to satisfactory progress. If you would like to apply for one of these studentships and intend to confirm your place at Bristol, please send a short personal statement to L.J.Watson@bristol.ac.uk before 1st June 2012. Your statement should explain why you think you would benefit from receiving a scholarship from the department. For home or EU students entering in 2010 and for those already here; we will be awarding scholarships of two hundred pounds to the top five students in each year. |
|
Eliahou Dangoor ScholarshipThe University of Bristol is pleased to announce its participation in the Eliahou Dangoor Scholarship scheme for home (UK) undergraduate students. The scheme has been made possible by the generosity of Naim Dangoor, and is intended to provide talented students the opportunity to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects at some of the leading universities in the UK. Dr Naim Dangoor studied engineering as an undergraduate in London seventy five years ago. He made a promise then that if he ever made a lot of money, he would give some away to support education projects. This scholarship scheme is one such way of fulfilling this promise. The scholarship scheme will commence in 2010 and will run for three years. The University will offer in the region of 30 scholarships each year. Each scholarship will be valued at £1,000 and will be for one year’s duration. For more information and eligibility details please see the University Student Funding Office |
|
The Barry Thomas Scholarship in Computer ScienceThe Faculty of Engineering is pleased to announce scholarships of £1000 for outstanding overseas undergraduate students starting their programmes of study in October 2012.Each department in the Faculty offers first-year scholarships of £1000 to overseas fee-paying undergraduates who achieve 3As at A Level, or the international equivalent.. For further information please visit the Engineering Faculty website. |
|
IET awards up to £3,000 available for Computer Science and Electronics studentsThe Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is one of the world’s leading professional societies for the engineering and technology community, with more than 150,000 members in 127 countries and offices in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.As part of its programme to encourage students to study in the exciting space of electronics development, it offers scholarships for students of all years on our Computer Science and Electronics programme. As the only one of our Computer Science degree programmes to be accredited by the IET, students on our Computer Science and Electronics programme have a unique opportunity to benefit from generous scholarships from this professional community. Scholarships for £3,000 are available for students entering the first year, and supporting grants of up to £1,000 are also available for students in subsequent years of the programme. To find out more, and to apply, visit the IET Scholarship page |
|
Industrial Studentships for Computer Science and Electronics ApplicantsThis year, we are delighted to announce that, due to generous contributions from Icera and XMOS, we will be able to offer eight industrial studentships of £1,000 to students beginning our Computer Science and Electronics programme. |
|
UKESF Industrial Studentships for Computer Science and Electronics StudentsUKESF is offering scholarships to students studying Computer Science and Electronics degrees at the UKESF partner universities, Bristol being one of them. Scholarships are open to students in any year of their Computer Science and Electronics degree, except the final year. |
|
University ScholarshipsThere are a number of scholarships and schemes available to help students with their studies.University 'Money Matters' Section |