Application is now open for the Scholarship for Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bradford. Interested candidates are encouraged to send their applications in before the deadline date.
About the University of Bradford and Scholarship
The Mechanics Institute, which was established in 1832 in response to the city’s demand for workers with practical abilities, is where the university’s beginnings can be traced. The institution changed its name to Bradford Technical College in 1882. The Bradford Institute of Technology was established as a College of Advanced Technology in 1957 to handle the administration of courses for higher education. The Richmond Building, the largest structure on campus, started construction in 1963. On the other side of Richmond Road, the Horton Building and Chesham Building were soon erected.
The University of Bradford received its charter of incorporation in 1966, and Harold Wilson, the then-prime minister, was appointed as the institution’s first chancellor. With the founding of the University of Bradford Postgraduate School of Yugoslav Studies, a key institution in this endeavor, the university rose to prominence as a major worldwide hub for Yugoslav studies in the 1970s. Bradford’s Research Unit in Yugoslav Studies was founded in 1965 with a lot of help from British geographer Frederick Bernard Singleton. AnnMarie Wolpe was hired by the Bradford Department of Yugoslav Studies in 1963 after being exiled from South Africa.
Bradford was ranked second in 2006 and seventh in 2005 by The Times Good University Guide for graduate employment in the UK.
The institution has an excellent track record of knowledge transfer and research. Based on research funding, it is listed among the top 50 universities in England (HEFCE 2009–10). The University of Bradford’s staff-student ratios are among the finest in the UK; according to league tables published by The Independent, The Times, and The Guardian, it ranks in the second quartile. According to the 2008 RAE, 80% of the university’s scholars who submitted research to the panel were engaged in or leading worldwide or global research.
In addition to an art gallery, theater, and music center, the institution includes a “leading-edge 100-seat PC cluster” for teaching, learning, and computer-based evaluation. A significant renovation of the laboratories at the School of Biological Sciences, the construction of a new MBA suite and library at the School of Business, and the renovation of Student Central, the home of the student union, were all part of the £84 million investment made in the campus.
The Faculty of Engineering and Informatics (FoEI) is honored to be able to provide an abundant scholarship to its overseas students. International students will receive a significant scholarship worth £6,000 to reduce their tuition costs. As a result, students will pay £17,028.
Details about the Scholarship for Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bradford:
Scholarship Sponsor: Faculty of Engineering and Informatics/University of Bradford, UK
Scholarship Value: International students will receive a discount on their tuition fees of £6,000 – they will pay: £17,028
Number of awards: N/A
Study level: Masters
Host Institution(s): University of Bradford, UK
Eligibility Criteria for Scholarship for Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
The Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence MSc must be taken during the 23/24 enrolling cycle, and applicants must be new foreign students.
Application Process for Scholarship for Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Applying online is the simplest method. You can then send your supplementary materials electronically and help the school complete your application more swiftly. Please send an email to admissions@bradford.ac.uk to obtain a paper application form if you are unable to apply online. Along with any other details noted on the course page, the school will additionally require the following supporting documents:
- Degree certificates/transcripts
- Research proposal (if required)
- Two references (including one academic reference)
- Evidence of English language level (if required)
- A copy of your passport
The Fast-Track application forms can be used to apply for up to three taught Master’s programs at the University of Bradford.
The Submission Deadline is: Not Specified
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