Scholarships at University of Warwick

WMG Excellence Scholarships are merit-based awards available on a competitive basis. Applications will be judged on past academic achievement, professional experience, motivation for study, and your vision for the future.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants should have received an offer to study on a full-time MSc course within the WMG department, commencing September 2024.

Applicants should have an excellent academic track record and/or a strong professional profile to qualify for consideration.

Eligible courses

• MSc Cyber Security Engineering

• MSc Cyber Security and Management

• MSc e-Business Management

• MSc Digital Transformation for Healthcare

• MSc Engineering Business Management

• MSc Games Engineering

• MSc Healthcare Operational Management

• MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• MSc International Trade, Strategy and Operations

• MSc Management for Business Excellence

• MSc Programme and Project Management

• MSc Smart, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

• MSc Sustainable Automotive Engineering

• MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management

WMG Excellence Scholarships are for self-funded students only, however students taking a student loan, on a scholarship-loan scheme, or partially funded by an external organisation may also be considered. WMG Excellence Scholarships will be awarded across all WMG full-time UK based MSc programmes to optimise nationality and gender diversity.

Number of Awards:

Up to 100 awards available.

WMG is a large department with over 1400 students joining the full-time Master’s programme each year.

Value of Awards

WMG Excellence Scholarships are awarded on a percentage reduction of the tuition fees, with awards ranging from 10% to 50% tuition fee discount.

A number of Music Scholarships are available each year, to encourage talented musicians to make Warwick their first choice for music-making and for a degree. There is no music degree at Warwick and hence these Scholarships are open to students from all subjects. Many Warwick music scholars have continued their musical education at colleges and conservatoires in the UK and abroad after obtaining a first degree in an unrelated discipline.

Eligibility Criteria:

Music Scholarship and Exhibition holders are expected to contribute heavily to the musical life of the campus. Scholarships are only given to students with exceptional musical ability so scholars will have a key role of playing to a high standard and inspiring the students they play alongside in their music-making. We also encourage scholars to take advantage of the excellent music tutors who work here.

Fee Status:

Home and Overseas

Value of Awards:

Scholarship awards are currently £500 for each year of residence at Warwick. Exhibition awards are also £500 but these are for one year only.