liebkuchen Posted November 2, 2014 Posted November 2, 2014 As in the US, more funding is available for home students who are studying in the UK. Unfortunately, if you're not a RESIDENT EU citizen (varies but generally 3 years and purely studying e.g. boarding school or FE/HE does not count) you will have to pay full international tuition rates. The following is not comprehensive. And just covers the same schools of art listed in my other post for US students. More information is on the various search engines online. But there was more than I expected... Ruskin (Oxford) 3x Erna Plachte Scholarships- full tuition fees (college fees of approx £2000 not included) Various college specific scholarships RCA Fees are £27,900 p.a. Reduced fee available for UK/EU students (unable to find out what this is) Bursary available to help meet funding- £3000 p.a. GSA 1 x Mackendrick Postgraduate Scholarship- £5000 for 1-2 years depending on course- requires an A4 painting on the theme of the 'City of Glasgow' 1 x Hope Scott Postgraduate Scholarship for MFA- £3500 pa for 2 years- for academic excellence and financial need- UK only Postgraduate Scholarships for Commercial Design, Graphics, Illustration, Photography- £3000 for 1 year Postgraduate Welcome Scholarship- £2000 fee reduction for 1 year- evidence of financial need 2 x Leverhulme Scholarships for MFA- £13,545 for 2 years Slade (UCL) 6 x MA/MFA Scholarships- fully funded University of the Arts Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships- half tuition fee reduction worth min £3750- UK nationals with income of less than £30,000- university wide 1 x Alan Fletcher Scholarship- full home tuition- financial need and academic merit for MA Communication Design at CSM 1 x Col. Lewis Sculpture Scholarship- full home tuition 2 x Frank Bowling Scholarships- full home tuition- MA Fine Art at Chelsea 1 x Hackney Family Scholarship- full home tuition plus housing and living- university wide 1 x John Hoyland- full home tuition- MA fine art at Chelsea beriredux and shineepeach 1 1
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