Middle East Undergraduate Scholarships are available to international students who need financial assistance to attend the University of Essex for their further education.
About the University of Essex
Why do students pick the University of Essex? The University of Essex exhibits an extraordinary dedication to excellence in teaching and research for the benefit of people and communities. It is a setting for learning where the continual advancement of professional knowledge, ability, and competence is appreciated and encouraged.
Essex, England is home to the University of Essex, a public research institution. It was one of the first institutions to use plate glass, founded in 1965 by royal license. The motto “Thought the harder, heart the keener” is taken from the Anglo-Saxon epic “The Battle of Maldon,” and the university shield has the old arms linked to the Kingdom of Essex. It has three campuses in the county, with its main campus being in Wivenhoe Park and the other two in Southend-on-Sea and Loughton.
In addition to being crowned University of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards in 2018 and receiving a Gold rating for teaching excellence from the TEF since 2017, Essex is also recognized as an outstanding worldwide research-intensive university by the REF. Her Majesty, The Queen granted the Regius Professorship to Essex’s Department of Government in 2013 and the Queen’s Anniversary Prize to the university twice for its support of social and economic research in 2009 and 2017. The institution’s annual revenue for 2021–2022 was £272.6 million, of which £30.2 million came from grants and contracts for research, with an associated expenditure of £313.8 million.
Many notable graduates from Essex have achieved success in a variety of disciplines across the world, including but not limited to Nobel Prize winners, heads of state, prominent governors and politicians, business leaders and economists, scientists, artists, academics, writers, and filmmakers.
Details about Middle East Undergraduate Scholarships at the University of Essex:
Scholarship Sponsor: University of Essex
Scholarship Value: £3,000 as a discount on the tuition fee
Number of awards: One
Study level: Undergraduate
Host Institution(s): University of Essex
Eligibility Criteria for Middle East Undergraduate Scholarships
- Eligible Countries: Candidates from Yemen, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, and Oman can apply.
- Courses or Subjects Eligible: Applicants may apply for undergraduate degree programs provided by the University of Essex.
- Eligibility Requirements: The following requirements must be met by candidates to be considered for the Middle East Undergraduate Scholarships:
- The candidates must be citizens of an acceptable nation.
- The candidates must be beginning their undergraduate studies at Essex in Year 1 in 2023–2024.
Application Procedure for Middle East Undergraduate Scholarships
- You will automatically be considered for this award if you satisfy all the eligibility requirements. No application form must be filled out. The University will evaluate your eligibility based on the information you provide on your application for a seat at Essex regarding your country of residence and fee status.
- Documents in Support: The following papers must be submitted by the students to the university:
- Statement of purpose
- Language diploma transcripts
- CV References
- Requirements for Admission: The candidates must be eligible for undergraduate admission to the university.
- The candidates must fulfill the university’s standards for English language proficiency.
Please Note: Before applying for or receiving a scholarship or bursary, read the terms and conditions in their entirety. Download the pdf to view the terms and conditions for scholarship entry.
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The Submission Deadline is: Not Specified
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