University of West London (UWL) International Ambassador Scholarship

Applications are invited for the University of West London (UWL) International Ambassador Scholarship 2020. The International Ambassador Scholarship is intended to recognise and provide financial support for outstanding students who wish to act as ambassadors for UWL.

Deadline: July 1, 2020

As an ambassador you will be an active representative of the University. You will be expected to participate in current and future promotional activities, and as such, will be interviewed and photographed by the marketing department. The scholar will also contribute from time to time in the promotion of the University by supporting events organised for scholars, and events organised by the International Office.

The scholar agrees no payment will be made for their participation in promotional activities. The scholar assigns to the University any intellectual property or other rights which are created as part of the promotional material. The University reserves the right to revoke the scholarship in the event the scholar is not fulfilling the requirements of the role.

Scholarship Value

  • Up to 100 scholarships worth up to £5,000 for international applicants.

Eligibility

Applicants must be:

  • An offer holder for an undergraduate or postgraduate course at UWL, to commence study in September 2020. This means that you must have already applied for a course of study at this university and you must have already received an official offer from one of their admissions officers.
  • A self-funded overseas full fee-paying student (please note: EU applicants are not eligible).

Selection Criteria

The International Ambassador Scholarship will be awarded on a competitive basis to candidates who demonstrate enthusiasm and the ability to be an excellent international student ambassador.

Application

Please ensure all sections of the application form are complete before returning to the International Office via e-mail to [email protected]

Click here to download the application form

For more information, visit University of West London.

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