About the opportunity
What this programme is offering
The School of Computing and Engineering offers various scholarship opportunities for Master’s by Research and PhD applicants. All scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis. Below is a guide to the standard process but some scholarship opportunities may have their own processes, so it is essential that you read the relevant information for the scholarship for which you are applying.
Aim and Benefits of University of Huddersfield Computing and Engineering Fee Waiver Scholarships Postgraduate Scholarship
Tuition fee waiver
University of Huddersfield Computing and Engineering Fee Waiver Scholarships Postgraduate Scholarship Courses
Requirements for University of Huddersfield Computing and Engineering Fee Waiver Scholarships Postgraduate Scholarship Qualification
PhD Applications - Prior to starting your application you need to select one of our advertised projects and apply against the topic. To search the projects, see step 2 – Choose an existing research topic. We do not normally accept an applicant’s own proposals for a PhD Scholarship application.
MSc by Research applications – Prior to starting your application you need to select one of our advertised projects and apply against the topic. To search the projects, see step 2 – Choose an existing research topic. We do not normally accept an applicant’s own proposals for a MSc scholarship application. Please note: Applications for MSc by Research Applications are currently closed to International Applicants for 26/27
How to Apply
The above link gives full details of what is required for your application to be considered include the following:
Qualification certificates and academic transcripts
Academic references from two individuals
Research proposal (if applicable)
Two-page curriculum vitae (CV)
A statement of purpose
Passport or alternative ID
Proof of IELTS 6.5 (with no element below 6) * or equivalent English language requirements (if applicable)
Scholarship applications are shortlisted for interview based on criteria including:
Your education history including undergraduate and, if applicable, postgraduate qualifications.
Your research-relevant experience including any publications.
Your references and statements of support.
Therefore, to have the best chance of being shortlisted for interview, it is essential that your application is both detailed and complete to highlight all your strengths. The award of scholarships is highly competitive. Typically, shortlisted candidates will have a good bachelor’s degree and, for PhD, a good master’s degree, along with publications and experience in the research area. If you are shortlisted for interview, we will send you additional information on the next steps.
How to apply