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University for the Creative Arts

UCA

UCA scholarships vary in value and are available to international students to help them study in the UK. Some scholarships offer a fee reduction for the first year of study, while others may offer ongoing reductions for the duration of the course, depending on the specific criteria.

For students enrolling in full-time postgraduate courses. The value of these reductions can vary, with some offering up to £4,500 deduction for the first year of study.

To see the latest value, please check here

Types of scholarshipsUCA

There are different types of scholarships offered at UCA. International students who pay their deposit early and meet specific tuition fee deadlines may qualify for early-bird reductions or other fee discounts for their first year of study. If you are recognised for your academic and creative excellence, or have achieved exceptional results, you may also qualify for a scholarship.

UCA also offers scholarships designed to support students from specific countries or regions. Additionally, if you complete UCA’s Integrated International Foundation or Pre-Masters programmes you may qualify for a scholarship in the following year of study.

Find out more about UCA’s scholarships here

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility for UCA scholarships generally includes one or more of the following conditions:

  • Academic and creative excellence: Students are assessed on their academic qualifications and creative achievements. This can include review of application forms or portfolios.
  • Deposit and tuition fee payments: Many scholarships require students to pay their deposit and first-year tuition fees by specified deadlines. Some scholarships may require payment of fees before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is issued, particularly for international students.
  • Specific regional or country-based scholarships: certain scholarships are available to students from specific parts of Asia, or other international locations. These scholarships typically have specific criteria, including nationality and residency requirements.
  • Course-specific eligibility: Some scholarships may be limited to particular courses or fields of study.

Refer to UCA’s scholarship page to see the exact eligibility criteria for the scholarship you are applying for.

Application Process and deadlines

The application process for UCA scholarships usually involves submitting an application form, relevant academic records and creative work where applicable. Deadlines for applying vary depending on the scholarship and the course start date, so it is essential for students to adhere to these deadlines to be considered for the scholarships.

Please review UCA’s scholarship page with the latest updates and carefully check the scholarship details and eligibility criteria to ensure you meet the requirements.