Scholarships at Glasgow Caledonian University

This scholarship offers 2 full-time International fee-paying students funding towards their tuition fees for the 2023-2024 Full-Time MSc Climate Justice course.

You can receive a scholarship of £4,000 which will be deducted from tuition fees.

The MSc Climate Justice is a globally unique master's course that provides students with an in-depth understanding, analysis and knowledge about the principles that underpin climate justice - human rights, development and climate change.

Scholarships will be awarded on an overall assessment of the merit and promise of the candidate, including their financial circumstances.

Who can apply

• International fee paying students who have applied and received an offer for the Full Time MSc Climate Justice course starting September 2023.

Terms and conditions

You must hold an offer of study with GCU before applying or the application will be rejected

You must be able to cover the balance of your tuition costs and your living costs in line with the UKVI requirements when applying for a visa.

Only EU students who have not received pre-settled or settled status and are who are paying the EU/International tuition fee amount are eligible to apply for the scholarship.

Awards will not be deferred to any other academic session.

You may only be awarded the scholarship that offers you the most benefit.

• you can only receive one award for tuition fees
• only self-funded students can apply for tuition fee scholarships.
• You will be required to provide feedback on how the scholarship has helped you and take part in GCU scholarship recipient activities.
• One hour per week as a Unibuddy helping answer prospective students' questions about life at GCU.
• Scholarships will not be deferred to any other academic session and cannot be combined with any other GCU scholarship.

The Data Controller for this scholarship application is Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU). Further information is available on the GCU website.

I understand that in order to administer my application, the University will process my information and submitting this application provides consent for GCU to do so.

With an increased thirst for solving the world's social problems, global businesses are looking for the right mix of critical, intellectually curious and entrepreneurial scholars and practitioners who are armed with the knowledge and mindset needed to tackle some of the world's most pressing problems, GCU are happy to announce that we have scholarships available which will be awarded on an overall assessment of merit and promise of the candidate, including their financial circumstances.

What you get

• GCU will cover £7,000 towards your tuition fee for the full-time MSc Social Innovation master's course commencing September 2023.

Who can apply

• International Students.
• Home, EU and Rest of UK students.

Applicants will be considered once you have applied for a place on the MSc Social Innovation full-time course and received an offer from GCU to study the programme.

Terms and conditions

The award is non-transferable to any other programme if you change your course to the one specified at the time of application.

Awards cannot be deferred to another academic session and are for the full-time programme only.

I understand that in order to administer my application, the University will process my information and submitting this application provides consent for GCU to do so.

The Data Controller for this scholarship application is Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU).

Scholarships are open for our 23/24 intake

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is the University for the Common Good. Our mission is to make a positive difference in the communities we serve and this is at the heart of all we do, especially in our social innovation teaching and research.

What is the scholarship?

• Full tuition fee scholarship for 1 Year Masters programme.

You must have an unconditional offer to study for a master's degree at GCU (Glasgow or London campus) commencing September 2023 and be able to detail how you will cover your living costs in line with UKVI visa regulations.

You will be required to agree to the Ambassadors' Charter, which outlines requirements for successful applicants. These are:

• Record three vlogs/blogs about your experience as a student of GCU

• At least one social media takeover (such as Instagram live)

• Be in attendance and adopt an ambassadorial role at our open days/afternoons

• One hour per week as a Unibuddy helping answer prospective students' questions about life at GCU.

Who can apply?

Any International fee-paying student who can demonstrate how they have contributed to the Common Good and are looking to commence studies in September 2023 and have an unconditional offer on a master's degree in either our Glasgow or London campus.

As part of the application, you will be required to submit a video of no longer than two minutes telling us about yourself and how you have contributed to the Common Good. Please detail the link of your Youtube or Vimeo video on the application form.

This scholarship is very competitive so please ensure your application details the impact your Common Good activity has made.

• Have you helped others less fortunate?

• Have you set up a project designed to help your community?

• Have you volunteered?

• Detail your financial need and how you will support your living costs in line with UKVI requirements.

• Please detail how you would like to further impact the Common Good after graduating.

Terms and conditions

• Must hold an unconditional offer of study with GCU before applying or the application will be rejected

• You must be able to cover your living costs in line with the UKVI requirements when applying for a visa

• All awards are non-transferable to any other course or academic session if you are awarded the scholarship

• Only applicants on a full-time, taught postgraduate master's course are eligible to apply

• No late applications will be accepted

By applying for the scholarship you are agreeing to the role of Ambassador and undertaking the Ambassadors' Charter of GCU.

You will be required to sign a consent form for video, audio and photography with copyright notice.

Scholarships will not be deferred to any other academic session and cannot be combined with any other GCU scholarship.

The Data Controller for this scholarship application is Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU). Our privacy notice provides further information.

I understand that in order to administer my application, the University will process my information and submitting this application provides consent for GCU to do so.

Study complex environmental problems such as contamination, affecting both human health and the ecosystem. Apply your practical forensic training and analytical expertise to progress to a career within regulatory bodies, industry or research.

The School of Computing and Engineering are happy to announce that you can receive a scholarship of £4,000 which will be deducted from tuition fees available to two International fee-paying students studying the following full-time MSc Environmental Forensic Analysis programme commencing in September 2023:

International fee-paying students will receive £4,000 which will be deducted from tuition fees

Who can apply?

Any International fee paying student who has applied and received and offer for the full time programme

• MSc Environmental Forensic Analysis

Terms and conditions

• These scholarships are restricted to International and EU applicants who are classified as international students for fees purposes.
• Applicants must be ordinarily resident in an EU or international country.
• Applicants must be entirely self-funded.
• Applicants must be starting their first year of study on a postgraduate degree course at GCU in September 2023.
• Only one scholarship award can be made per student and the award will not be carried over if you defer studies to another academic year.
• Successful applicants should be available for promotional activities.

The Data Controller for this scholarship application is Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU). Further information is available on the GCU website.

I understand that in order to administer my application, the University will process my information and submitting this application provides consent for GCU to do so.

School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment (SCEBE) is delighted to offer 2 postgraduate scholarships worth £4,000 each available to applicants who are paying international fees joining our MSc Quantity Surveying course commencing 2023/2024 academic year

GCU's MSc Quantity Surveying is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).

The curriculum is practical and career-focused, making you a more competitive candidate for leadership roles in construction.

Who can apply

Any International fee paying student who has an offer to study

• MSc Quantity Surveying at the Glasgow campus
• is undertaking the Full-Time course

The awards offered are a discount of £4,000 automatically deducted from your tuition fees.

Terms and conditions