The Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships are now available for the academic year 2023–2024, the University for the Creative Arts is happy to announce. With the help of this scholarship, gifted students can pursue undergraduate degrees in the media and journalism fields, such as BA (Hons) in Journalism & Communications, BA (Hons) in Television Production, and BA (Hons) in Digital Media & Magazine Publishing.
About University for the Creative Arts
Why should you enroll in a creative arts university? Fine arts, design, media, architecture, fashion, photography, cinema, and performing arts are just a few of the many undergraduate and graduate programs that UCA has to offer.UCA offers students chances to participate in real-world projects, internships, and partnerships with industry leaders, placing a strong focus on practical learning and linkages to the business world.
A specialized art and design institution in the south of England is called the University for the Creative Arts. When the Kent Institute of Art and Design merged with the Surrey Institute of Art & Design, which already had degree-granting status, it was created in 2005 as University College for the Creative Arts at Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham, Maidstone, and Rochester. Both constituent schools were created by joining the local art schools in Kent and Surrey, respectively. In 2008, it received university status, and the current name was adopted. It united with the Open College of the Arts in 2016.
Several modest art schools that were founded in the nineteenth century in the English counties of Surrey and Kent are where the University for the Creative Arts got its start. The earliest of them was Guildford School of Art, established in Surrey in 1856, and Maidstone College of Art, established in Kent in 1867. Many of these tiny art schools combined throughout the second part of the 20th century, resulting in the establishment of the Surrey Institute of Art & Design in 1995 and the Kent Institute of Art & Design in 1987, respectively.
The University College for the Creative Arts in Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham, Maidstone, and Rochester was formed in 2005 as a result of the merger of these two organizations. The Privy Council gave full university status to the University College for the Creative Arts in May 2008, and the University for the Creative Arts formally adopted its current name in September 2008.
Benefits of Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships
Up to three beneficiaries of the Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships will be chosen, and each will receive a scholarship of £1,500 per year for the length of their program.
Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships – Eligibility
- All applicants are qualified for Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships, regardless of their country of residence.
- Acceptable Subjects or Courses: The BA (Hons) Journalism & Communications program will be the recipient of the Sir Ray Tindle International Scholarships.
- Television Production BA (Hons).
- BA (Hons) in Magazine Publishing and Digital Media.
- Acceptable Standards: The candidates must fulfill all the requirements to be eligible:
- Candidates must have a strong academic history.
- A financial need justification is required.
Application Procedure
- Download the application form, fill it out, and send it back before the application deadline.
- Supporting Documentation: The following are the required supporting documentation for applicants:
- A statement of academic standing
- Passport and Visa
- Recommendation letter
- Entry Requirements: Candidates must meet the following criteria to be admitted:
Each country has its requirements. To view the list of recognized credentials for each level of course, please pick the name of the nation you are from on the qualifications page.
- Language Prerequisite: One of the following language criteria must be met by applicants:
- British IELTSVI: 5.5 in listening, 5.5 in reading, 5.5 in speaking, 5.5 in writing, and 6.0 in total.
- ESOL LanguageCert International SELT-33 (Listening), SELT-33 (Reading), SELT-33 (Speaking), SELT-33 (Writing); Total B2 Communicator Pass
- The PTE, or Pearson Test of English Educational UKVI: 51 (Listening), 51 (Reading), 51 (Speaking), 51 (Writing), and 51 (Total)
- London’s Trinity College Integrated English Skills (ISE) If you live in the UK, SELT
- If you are not in the UK, your PSI SELT score will be 59 (Listening), 59 (Reading), 59 (Speaking), 59 (Writing), and 59 (Total).
Deadline for Application
30th of June 2023
Not interested in this particular scholarship? See other UK scholarships here.
