Urban Scholarship

Those not eligible for this Scholarship

Applicants classed as Overseas or Channel Islands/Isle of Man for fees purposes (based on the UK government regulations), or with an unresolved fee status. For 2025/26 entry, European applicants who are not eligible for home fees under the UK government regulations will not be eligible.
Applicants entering a course with Brunel Pathway College (BPC) in 2025/26. (Students who are progressing to an Undergraduate course at Brunel in 2025/26 from a BPC course will be considered for the Scholarship).
Applicants entering a course with the Brunel Language Centre (BLC).
Applicants entering a course at FHEQ Level 5 (Year 2) or FHEQ Level 6 (Year 3).

The scholarship will be awarded to those applicants who meet all the following eligibility criteria:

Must have attended the Brunel Urban Scholars programme for a minimum of 2 years.
Must hold an offer of a place on a full time Undergraduate course (including placement routes and Undergraduate integrated Masters programmes). This includes offers made through UCAS Clearing and Adjustment. Clearing applicants must ensure that they inform the Student Loans Company (SLC) at the earliest opportunity that they are attending Brunel University of London.

Offer must be for FHEQ Level 4 (Year 1) or foundation year of the course. Foundation students will be considered eligible, but if awarded, scholarship payments will not begin until the student progresses to FHEQ Level 4 (Year 1). This means no payments will be made during the foundation year.
Offer must be ‘Unconditional Firm' (UF) by the date the Scholarship Allocation Panel make their awards in September (i.e. applicant must have met all offer conditions and firmly accepted the place).
Must commence the course in the upcoming academic year (applicants for deferred entry will be considered for a scholarship in the year they start their course and not in the year of their course application).
Must be ordinarily resident in the UK (includes those living in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland).
Must be classed as a Home fee paying student based on the UK government regulations. Applicants who are unsure of their fee status should note Brunel uses the information you have provided in your application form to assess your fee status against regulations set by the UK government. For information on these regulations please visit the independent organisation UKCISA's website.