General Terms and Conditions

Only one academic or Donor Funded UEA Scholarship will be awarded to eligible students. If you have been offered more than one academic or Donor-Funded Scholarship you will be able to request which one you would prefer to receive. It is possible to receive a Donor-Funded Year Abroad Scholarship in addition to a regular Donor Funded scholarship provided the two scholarships do not provide funding for the same academic year.

A scholarship is an award or payment made to support a student's education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement.

What scholarships do these terms and conditions apply to?

1. 60th Anniversary Scholarship Scheme
2. T level Scholarship Scheme
3. Donor-Funded Scholarship Scheme 
4. Undergraduate International Country Awards
5. UEA Across the Pond Award
6. Undergraduate International Excellence Award
7. China High Achiever Award
8. UEA China TNE Partners’ Scholarship
9. UEA Malaysia TNE Partners’ Scholarship
10. UEA INTO Foundation and UEA UK International Foundation Progression Schemes
11. UEA INTO Newton Scholarship
     

About these terms

Please also refer to UEA’s General Regulations for Students. 

If successful, you will be registered and enrolled with us as a full-time or part-time undergraduate student for a credit-bearing undergraduate programme under our Degree Regulations set out in the University Calendar. You must abide by our Charter, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations and Policies in force. The following courses are not eligible:

• Courses run by our partner INTO UEA.
• UEA accredited degree courses run by partner institutions. 
• Courses with an International Year One taught at INTO UEA - BA Business Management with International Year One and BA Media and Global Development with International Year One.
• Degree Apprenticeship courses run by UEA on behalf of employers.

We may make changes to these Terms from time to time and the version that is applicable to you will be those that were in force at the date of your first enrolment with us.  

If you wish to decline a scholarship offer from us prior to registering at the University please email admissions@uea.ac.uk. Please include your UEA Application Number or UCAS Personal ID in your email. We will then withdraw our scholarship offer and confirm this in writing. Any offer of a place on one of our courses would not be affected.  

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for each of the scholarships is set out in the appendices in this document.

If we are of the reasonable view that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria and you wish to appeal, we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make a new assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible.  

Payment of your Scholarship

Removal of a Scholarship

We may remove the Scholarship immediately in the event that:   

• You withdraw from your programme of study; or
• You are expelled, suspended or excluded from the whole or part of the University or your programme of study for academic failure; or  
• We are of the reasonable opinion that you have made any misrepresentation (whether negligently or intentionally) to us either in respect of applying for the Scholarship or during the course of and in connection with your studies at the University; or  
• We are of the reasonable opinion that you have acted fraudulently or dishonestly in connection with securing your Scholarship or place at the University.  

In the event of a period of interruption to your studies, including maternity or paternity leave, any payments will be suspended until you return and progress to the next stage of your course. However, for students receiving a donor-funded scholarship it may not be possible for you to retain your scholarship if there is a period of interruption to your studies, and requests will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

The scholarship is offered for a specified course and will not be transferred to an alternative course should you later submit a transfer request.

If at any stage you decide to defer entry onto the course until the following year, then you will no longer be eligible for a Scholarship. You may apply again the following year, but an award cannot be guaranteed and you will be subject to the eligibility of whatever scheme operates in that year of entry.  

Repayment of the Scholarship  

In the event that your Scholarship is removed, you will be liable to pay us the monetary amount equating to your Scholarship, immediately on demand.  

If we have made an error in calculating your Scholarship and as a result you have received any funds to which you were not entitled, we may request that you repay us the amount overpaid and you will be liable to repay it to us within 30 days of our demand.  

In addition to any other rights we may have at law to take action against you for recovery or repayment, the amount so outstanding will be treated by us as a sum due to us in accordance with our General Regulations on Fees and Charges.

Marketing and Promotion   

You may be required to make yourself available at reasonable notice for any publicity and marketing campaigns which we may want to run in connection with our scholarship schemes, which may include but not be limited to public appearances, speeches, photographs, blogging and/tweeting or interviews.  

How We May Use Your Personal Information  

We will use the personal information you provide to us to administer the Scholarship scheme. We will retain all documents we receive in connection with the Scholarship scheme along with your other student records in accordance with our Data Protection Policy.

Once you are enrolled at UEA, the University will contact you using your University student email account. It is your responsibility to check this account regularly for important information regarding payment of your Scholarship, and any other requests relating to the Scholarships scheme.  

The detailed eligibility criteria and application process for each type of scholarship can be found in the attached appendices. 

60th Anniversary Scholarship Scheme  

Eligibility Criteria  

You are eligible to apply for a 60th Anniversary Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all of the following criteria:  
  

• You are liable for ‘home’ fee status on 1 September 2024. Those liable for overseas fees are not eligible for this scholarship.  If your fee status changes after 1 September 2024 to overseas your scholarship may be withdrawn.

• You are enrolling on your first undergraduate degree course at UEA, including courses with a Foundation Year, in September 2024. Students who subsequently defer their place to September 2025 will no longer be eligible for this scholarship. The following courses are not eligible for these scholarships: 
  • Courses run by our partner INTO UEA 
  • UEA accredited degree courses run by partner institutions.  
  • Courses with an International Year One taught at INTO UEA  - BA Business Management with International Year One and BA Media and International Development with International Year One. 
  • Degree Apprenticeship courses run by UEA on behalf of employers. 
  • BSc Medical Research in the Norwich Medical School
  • You are enrolled and engaging as a student at the University at the time of payment in either year 0 or year 1.   

• You achieve the grades specified in your offer of a place from UEA. These grades must be achieved and reported to the University by 6 September 2024 via the appropriate awarding body/UCAS. Revised grades and remarks received after this date cannot be accepted.
  
  If examinations are cancelled by the UK Government owing to a national emergency, we will use final grades as verified by the relevant awarding body in line with advice from the UK Government, the Joint Council for Qualifications and Ofqual. We are unable to accept predicted grades or any other type of grade directly from teachers, schools or colleges. Final grades must be issued by the relevant awarding body. 

To be eligible for this scholarship you must apply to UEA via UCAS in the main scheme i.e., not through clearing or direct via a partner and hold an offer of a place from UEA. You must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. You must meet the deadline to apply to the award, outlined on the 60th Anniversary scholarship page. 
 
A condition of the scholarship is that UEA will hear from you twice in your first year, updating us on how you have spent the scholarship funds to support your extracurricular activities. This could be in the form of a blog, vlog, Instagram or TikTok reel.  
 

The 60th Anniversary Scholarship process  

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria and would like to be considered for a Scholarship, you must complete the scholarship application form submitting either a video or written submission by the advertised deadline. Details can be found on the 60th Anniversary Scholarship page. In providing information to the University prospective scholarship applicants are required to make submissions which are full, unambiguous and honest, and any scholarship offer made by the University is made in good faith. Where inaccurate information has been dishonestly provided to the University or where wilful misrepresentation or omission has occurred, a student may be precluded from the scholarship process.

Eligible candidates’ applications will be evaluated, by a selection panel, against the criteria as detailed on the website. The panel reserves the right to interview any of the shortlisted candidates prior to offer. All decisions made by the panel will be final. 

Successful applicants would be awarded £1000 for the first year of their undergraduate course. 

Scholarship holders remain liable for paying tuition fees and any accommodation costs (if applicable) to UEA.

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria and achieve the specified grades in your offer, we will pay your Scholarship to your nominated account in the first year of your course in two instalments. Each instalment will be £500. These will take place in October and March. Part-time students who study a minimum of 25% full time equivalent (fte) may be eligible for UEA scholarship support. Any support given will be proportional to tuition fees paid and the maximum payable will not exceed the full-time equivalent.   

If we are satisfied that you have met all the Eligibility Criteria we will pay the Scholarship to your nominated account. However, if we remain of the view that you still do not meet our Eligibility Criteria, we will advise you of this in writing. It is your responsibility to ensure that any change in bank account details is advised to the University.

The maximum period that an annual payment will be paid to you is one year (12 months) for full time students or two years (24 months) for part-time students.

T level Scholarship Scheme

Eligibility Criteria  

You are eligible for a T level Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all of the following criteria: 

• You are liable for ‘home’ fee status. Those liable for overseas fees are not eligible for this scholarship. 
• You are enrolling on your first undergraduate degree course at UEA, including courses with a Foundation Year, starting in September 2024. The following courses are not eligible for these scholarships:
  • Courses run by our partner INTO UEA
  • UEA accredited degree courses run by partner institutions. 
  • Courses with an International Year One taught at INTO UEA  - BA Business Management with International Year One and BA Media and Global Development with International Year One.
  • Degree Apprenticeship courses run by UEA on behalf of employers.
• You are enrolled and attending as a student at the University at the time of payment in either year 0 or year 1.  
• You achieve an overall distinction or distinction* in the T level qualification and meet or exceed the conditions of your UEA offer for the course you originally applied for. 

If examinations are cancelled we will use final grades as verified by the relevant awarding body in line with advice from the UK Government, the Joint Council for Qualifications and Ofqual. We are unable to accept predicted grades or any other type of grade directly from teachers, schools or colleges. Final grades must be issued by the relevant awarding body.

To be eligible for this scholarship you must apply to UEA via UCAS in the main scheme i.e. before 30 June 2024 and hold an offer of a place from UEA. To receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. If you subsequently defer your place to September 2025 any scholarship awarded will be withdrawn. If you are accepted via clearing you will not be eligible for this award. 

T level Scholarship Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria you will automatically be awarded the T level scholarship and you do not have to complete a separate application form. Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria and achieve the specified grades, we will pay your Scholarship to your nominated account annually in years 1, 2 and 3 of your course. Each instalment will be £1000. These will be paid in February of each academic year. Part-time students who study a minimum of 25% full time equivalent (FTE) may be eligible for UEA scholarship support. Any support given will be proportional to tuition fees paid and the maximum payable will not exceed the full-time equivalent.  

If we are satisfied that you have met all the Eligibility Criteria we will pay the Scholarship to your nominated account. However, if we are of the view that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria, we will advise you of this in writing. 

It is your responsibility to ensure that any change in bank account details is advised to the University.  

The maximum period that an annual payment will be paid to you is three years (36 months) for full time students or six years (72 months) for part-time students.  

Donor-funded Scholarship Scheme 

The Difference Scholarship eligibility criteria  

You are eligible to apply for one of ‘The Difference’ Scholarships under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are a UK citizen, or a citizen of the Channel Islands or Isle of Man and are liable for ‘home’ fee status. Overseas citizens or those liable for overseas fees are not eligible for this scholarship. 
• You are enrolling on your first undergraduate degree course at UEA, including courses with a Foundation Year, in September 2024, or you are a current UEA Foundation Year student entering your year 1 in September 2024. The following courses are not eligible for these scholarships:
  • Courses run by our partner INTO UEA
  • UEA accredited degree courses run by partner institutions
  • Courses with an International Year One taught at INTO UEA  - BA Business Management with International Year One and BA Media and Global Development with International Year One
  • Degree Apprenticeship courses run by UEA on behalf of employers
• You must come from a household with an income of less than £30,000*. To confirm this criteria, the University will liaise directly with Student Finance to check that the household income information you have provided to them confirms that your household’s income is less than £30,000. When this check takes place (usually in September), if your household income is found to be more than £30,000 you will no longer be eligible to receive the scholarship and your scholarship offer will be withdrawn. To aid this process, it is therefore helpful if you choose to submit your household income information to Student Finance. 
• You meet the deadline for applying to the award. Please see our Donor Funded Undergraduate Scholarships page for details.
• To receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. 

*Your household income will be based on the information you submit to Student Finance. This will be regarding the financial year ending the April one and a half years before the start of your course in September. For example, for 2024 entry, Student Finance ask for your household income between April 2022 and April 2023. A full definition of “household income” and information on how you should apply for Student Finance is available here:  https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-student-finance/household-income.  

Other donor funded scholarships with additional eligibility criteria 

The criteria for the Difference Scholarships apply to all Undergraduate Donor-Funded Scholarships, however, individual Donor-Funded Scholarships may also have additional criteria, as listed below. Please note that not all Donor-Funded Scholarships run annually. Some can be claimed as tuition fees or maintenance grants - this will be specified on the website and in your Scholarship Agreement. 

The list of Scholarships below is not exhaustive and new donor-funded scholarships may be added to the website at any time. Where this is the case the terms and conditions listed in this document will apply and any additional eligibility requirements or obligations for the new Scholarship will be listed on the website or included in your Scholarship agreement. 

We reserve the right to adjust Scholarship eligibility criteria up until the application deadline, provided the change(s) do not make applications already submitted ineligible or disadvantage them in any way.

• The Alan Matthews Memorial Scholarship is available to home (UK) students who have applied for a place on any Undergraduate course in the School of History and have a household income of under £30,000. 
• The Colonel Charles L. Walker Scholarship is awarded annually to contribute to the costs of a study year abroad. Eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship based on academic performance. 
• The Cowrie Foundation Scholarship is awarded to home (UK) students who identify as Black-British and have applied for a place on any 3-year UG course.
• The Difference Undergraduate Scholarship is available to home (UK) students who have applied for a place on any Undergraduate course in any School or Faculty of study at UEA. Applicants’ household income must be less than £30,000 per year. Students can choose to receive the funding as a maintenance grant or a tuition fee contribution. 
• The Dwayne Stallings Scholarship is available to applicants to all undergraduate three-year courses in any faculty with a home fee status who achieve AAA or equivalent at A-level and have a household income of under £30,000. 
• The Edward and Ivy Rose Hood Memorial Scholarship will support a Foundation Year student who has applied for a place on any undergraduate degree with a foundation year in either the Norwich Medical School, or any school within the Faculty of Social Sciences.
• The Goodrum and Ledsham Law Scholarship is available to any student studying an UG degree within the School of Law, who can demonstrate financial need and academic talent with a household income of under £30,000.
• The Hynes Family Scholarship is available to home (UK) students who have applied for a place on any course within the Faculty of Social Sciences, with a household income of under £30,000.
• The Jake Humphrey Scholarship in Film, Television and Media Studies is available for applicant with home fee status with a household income of under £30,000 who have applied for a place on any undergraduate degree in the department of Film, Television and Media Studies.
• The Joe Greenwell Scholarship is awarded annually to contribute to the costs of a study year abroad. Eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship based on academic performance.
• The Karen Jones Scholarship is awarded annually to AMA students to contribute to the costs of a study year abroad. Eligible applicants must have financial need and demonstrate promise to succeed during their time abroad.
• The Katie Wilkinson Placement Year Scholarship to support current undergraduates in the School of Environmental Sciences towards a Placement Year.
• The Katie Wilkinson Year Abroad Scholarship to support current undergraduates in the School of Environmental Sciences towards their Year Abroad.
• The Maria Bourboulis Scholarship is available to applicants who are of Greek nationality and are ordinarily resident in Greece. Preference will be given to applicants in the School of Social Work or in the Faculty of Social Sciences. 
• The Marie Hamren-Larsson Scholarship is available for applicants with a Home fee status who have applied for a place on a BSc course in the School of Environmental Sciences with a household income under £30,000.
• The Mark V Williams Undergraduate Scholarship is available for applicants with a Home fee status who have applied for a place on the BSc Accounting and Finance course with a household income under £30,000.
• The Mike Hammond Scholarship is available for applicants who have applied for a place on any three-year undergraduate course in the School of Economics. Applicants cannot have a criminal record, and preference is given to those whose parents/guardians did not complete higher education. 
• The MJS Scholarship in Law will support a three-year undergraduate law student starting autumn 2024 who can demonstrate genuine financial need and academic potential, meeting the academic criteria of the course.
• The North Walsham Vikings Bursary is available for applicants to any undergraduate course who have agreed to play rugby for North Walsham Vikings Rugby Football Club. 
• The Panasonic Scholarship is available  to UK (Home) applicants who have applied for any 3 year undergraduate course in the Norwich Business School.
• The Paul Head Memorial Scholarship is available to applicants with a Home fee status who have applied for a place on any 3-year UG course. Preference will be given to those in the Faculty of Social Sciences where the degree focus’ on Economic or Social Studies. Applicants must have a household income of under £30,000.
• The Roy Snelling Scholarship is for applicants with home fee status on any undergraduate course in the School of Computing Sciences and Norwich Business School (alternating years) with household income under £30,000.
• The Runnymede Law Scholarship is for applicants with home fees status on any undergraduate course in the School of Law with a household income under £30,000, demonstrating financial need and being the first in their family to study Law.
• The Santander Universities Scholarship provides funding to UK students who demonstrate financial need, to support them through to graduation, alongside training opportunities to develop their potential and help them build brighter futures.
• The Schilizzi Foundation Scholarship (Financial Need/ Academic Talent) are two scholarships available for Greek nationals, living in Greece or born in Greece, on any undergraduate course, who demonstrate either Financial Need or Academic Talent.
• The Simon Browne KC Scholarship in Law is available to any undergraduate Law student who can demonstrate financial need and academic potential.
• The Stephen Fry Travel Awards are awarded annually to American Studies students due to take a year abroad, to contribute to the costs of their study year abroad.
• The Value of Medicine Scholarship will support two undergraduate Medical students, one Home fees and one International, at a value of £5,000 each. To be considered, you must be entering the first year of your medical degree in 2024.
• The Victor Thomas Penfold Scholarship is for applicants to any course which includes Politics or International Relations in the title (within the School of Politics, Philosophy and Language and Communication Studies), or any course in the Norwich Business School, for applicants ordinarily resident in England with household income under £30,000.
• The Will Jordan Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually to contribute to the costs of a study year abroad. Eligible students must be enrolled on an American Studies Programme in AMA which includes a compulsory year abroad. An application form is required.

The donor-funded scholarship process 

If you meet the eligibility criteria and would like to be considered for a scholarship, you must complete the application form (if applicable) which can be found on our scholarships webpages. 

If you do not provide us with the required information for application of the scholarship when prompted, or if you provide us with incomplete or incorrect information, we will not be able to process your scholarship application further. 

We will aim to process all requests for the scholarship in a timely manner, once you have provided the relevant information regarding the scholarship and provided they meet our eligibility criteria. 

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our eligibility criteria, and you are chosen by the panel as the preferred recipient, you must then choose UEA as your firm choice (not insurance) via UCAS in order to receive the scholarship. 

Each scholarship’s availability is dependent on the generosity of the donor and on available funds. As such, we may withdraw the availability of scholarships at any time up until a formal scholarship offer is made to a recipient. 

We reserve the right to adjust scholarship eligibility criteria up until the application deadline, provided the change(s) do not make applications already submitted ineligible or disadvantage them in any way. 

If no candidate is judged to be of sufficient merit, scholarships will not be awarded. 

It is your responsibility to inform the Development Office of any other scholarship or tuition fee reduction which you are offered by UEA, as it is not possible to hold some UEA scholarships with a donor-funded scholarship. Where both a donor-fund scholarship has been offered by the Development Office and a UEA Scholarship has been offered by the Admissions Service or the relevant School, the combined amount of funding available will not exceed £10,000. 

No person will be awarded the same donor-funded scholarship more than once. 

The scholarship is payable after you have completed the University’s registration process. 

The values of undergraduate donor-funded scholarships are advertised on our website and the final amount awarded confirmed in writing at point of scholarship offer. 

It is your responsibility to ensure that any change in bank account details is advised to the University. 

If you plan to change your course, intercalate or withdraw from your course, you are expected to inform both the University and the Development Office as soon as possible as this could affect your eligibility for the scholarship. 

Part-time students should understand that any support given will be proportional to tuition fees charged (where applicable) and will be spread pro-rata throughout the duration of the course. 

For students enrolled on a course including a year in industry or year abroad etc., the scholarship will be given for the three years of study during which the student is based at UEA. No funding will be given for the year away from UEA. 

Undergraduate International Country Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for an Undergraduate International Country Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• To receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. The scholarship is offered for a specified course and will not be transferred to an alternative course. 
• You must be domiciled in, or national of, one of the following countries at the point of submitting your UCAS application:
  • Canada
  • Egypt
  • India
  • Indonesia
  • Jordan
  • Kenya
  • Japan
  • Malaysia
  • Mauritius
  • Nigeria
  • Pakistan
  • Singapore
  • South Korea
  • Turkey
  • United Arab Emirates
  • United States of America
• You must not be currently studying on a foundation programme in the UK. Separate awards are available for students progressing from UK foundation programmes.
• You must be an independently funded student paying their own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 

Eligible Programmes 

You should hold an offer to a full-time bachelor’s degree at UEA.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Occupational Therapy and MSc/BSc Speech and Language Therapy are not eligible to apply for these scholarships.

Undergraduate International Country Award Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the fee discount of the International Country Award will be automatic and communicated from January. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount on the first year of study only. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. The length of the award is specified in your scholarship notification email.

UEA Across the Pond Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a UEA Across the Pond Award under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are a national of Norway.
• You are an international student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• Scholarship applicants must hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for a full-time undergraduate degree course at UEA. 
• If successful, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. The scholarship is offered for a specified course and will not be transferred to an alternative course. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying their own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 

Eligible Programmes 

Applicants should hold an offer for their first year of study on a full bachelor’s degree at the time of their scholarship application.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Occupational Therapy and MSc/BSc Speech and Language Therapy are not eligible to apply for these scholarships.

UEA Across the Pond Award Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the fee discount of the International Office Country Scholarship will be automatic. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee  discount for each year of study (up to a maximum of 3 years). No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. The length of the award is specified in your scholarship notification email.
 

Undergraduate International Excellence Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for an Undergraduate International Excellence Award under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• Scholarship applicants must hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for a full-time undergraduate degree course at UEA.
• If successful, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. The scholarship is offered for a specified course and will not be transferred to an alternative course. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying their own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 
• Panel’s decision is final

Eligible Programmes 

Applicants should hold an offer for their first year of study on a full bachelor’s degree at the time of their scholarship application.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Occupational Therapy and MSc/BSc Speech and Language Therapy are not eligible to apply for these scholarships. 
 

Undergraduate International Excellence Award Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria you are invited to apply to this scholarship prior to the scholarship deadline. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount on three years of full time study only; you will not receive the scholarship during your placement year. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student.

Undergraduate China High Achiever Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to apply for a China High Achiever Award under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international student paying overseas fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• You are a national or domiciled in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan.
• Scholarship applicants must hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for year 1 or year 2 of an undergraduate degree course at UEA.
• If successful, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. The scholarship is offered for a specified course and will not be transferred to an alternative course. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying their own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 
• Panel’s decision is final.

Eligible Programmes 

Applicants should hold an offer for their first year of study of a full bachelor’s degree at the time of their scholarship application.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Occupational Therapy and MSc/BSc Speech and Language Therapy are not be eligible to apply for these scholarships. 

Undergraduate China High Achiever Award Process 

Applications are considered on a panel basis considering students’ academic background, relevant work experience and supporting statement. Successful applicants will be notified by email and the panel’s decision is final.

The UEA China High Achiever Scholarship may also be awarded after an interview with an official UEA representative in China. The selection criteria is the same with the supporting statement replaced by a face-to-face interview.

UEA China TNE Partners' Scholarship

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a China TNE Partners’ Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international or EU student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• To receive the scholarship, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. 
• The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. 
• The scholarship shall be made as a tuition fee discount for your first year of study at UEA.
• The scholarship is offered for a specified course; there is no guarantee that the scholarship will be transferred to an alternative course. 
• You will be progressing from a programme hosted at one of our Chinese Transnational Education Partners to a UEA degree on a recognised pathway between the two institutions.
• You must be an independently funded student paying your own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation.
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award.
   

The China TNE Partners' Scholarship Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the scholarship will be automatic. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. 
 

UEA Malaysia TNE Partners' Scholarship

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a UEA Malaysia TNE Partners’ Scholarship under these terms if you meet all these criteria:

• You are an international or EU student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• To receive the scholarship, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. 
• The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. 
• The scholarship shall be made as a tuition fee discount for each year of study at UEA
• The scholarship is offered for a specified course; there is no guarantee that the scholarship will be transferred to an alternative course.
• You will be progressing from a programme hosted at one of our Malaysian Transnational Education Partners to the second or third year of a UEA degree on a recognised pathway between the two institutions.
• You must be an independently funded student paying your own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation.
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award.

The Malaysia Partners’ Scholarship Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the scholarship will be automatic. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student.

UK INTO Progression Scheme
UK International Foundation UEA Progression Scheme 

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a UK International Foundation Progression Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• To receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution, not your insurance choice. 
• The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. 
• The scholarship is offered for year 1 of a specified course; there is no guarantee that the scholarship will be transferred to an alternative course. 
• Your grades achieved during the year before transferring to a UEA course will determine the scholarship amount as advertised.
• You must be domiciled and attending a foundation programme in the UK at the point of submitting your UCAS application. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying their own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation.
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 

Eligible Programmes 

Applicants should be applying to the first year of a full bachelor’s degree.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Occupational Therapy and MSc/BSc Speech and Language Therapy are not eligible to apply for these scholarships. 

The INTO Foundation and UK International Foundation Scholarship Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the fee discount of the UK International Foundation Progression Scholarship will be automatically deducted from the tuition fee for your first year of study. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. 
 

UEA INTO Newton Scholarship

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a UEA INTO Newton Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an international or EU student paying Overseas status fees. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• Scholarship applicants must hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for an undergraduate degree course for year 1 at UEA. 
• You are progressing from an INTO Newton A-Level programme.
• To receive the scholarship you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution in UCAS, not your insurance choice. The scholarship offer holder must meet all remaining conditions for entry to the University. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying your own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award. 

 
Eligible programmes 

Applicants should be applying to the first year of a full bachelor’s degree.  Applicants for MBBS Medicine, BSc Physiotherapy and MSc/BSc Occupational Therapy are not eligible to apply for these scholarships. 

The UEA INTO Newton Scholarship Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the fee discount of the UEA INTO Newton Scholarship will be automatically deducted from the tuition fee for each full year of study. If your course includes a year in industry or year abroad, you will not receive scholarship for this part of your programme.  You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. 
 

Only one academic (including the Alumni Tuition Fee Discount Scheme) or Donor Funded UEA Scholarship will be awarded to eligible students. If you have been offered more than one academic or Donor-Funded Scholarship you will be able to request which one you would prefer to receive.
 

What is a scholarship? 

A scholarship is an award or payment made to support a student's education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement. UEA's Postgraduate Scholarships are usually awarded as fee discounts, but individual awards may allow for a cash incentive instead. These will be highlighted within the terms and conditions below. 

What scholarships do these terms and conditions apply to? 

1. 30% Final Year Undergraduate Continuation Scholarship
2. Alumni Tuition Fee Discount Scheme
3. Donor-funded scholarships
4. UEA School of Study Scholarships (Economics; Education and Lifelong Learning; Global Development; Law; Norwich Business School; Psychology; Art, Media and American Studies)
5. PGT Bright Futures Scholarship
6. MA Educational Practice and Research Scholarship
7. International Postgraduate Country Award
8. International Postgraduate Excellence Award
9. UEA British Council GREAT Scholarships
10. NICHE Creative Evaluation/Artist in Residence Scheme

Please also refer to the University's General Regulations for Students.

If successful, you will be registered and enrolled with us as a full-time or part-time postgraduate student for a credit-bearing postgraduate programme under our Degree Regulations set out in the University Calendar. You must abide by our Charter, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations and Policies in force.

We may make changes to these Terms from time to time and the version that is applicable to you will be those that were in force at the date of your application.     

We have complete discretion to decide how long we will make any Scholarship scheme available for, for what period of time the Scholarship scheme will operate and may withdraw the Scholarship scheme at any time and without further notice.

Unless otherwise stated, these scholarships are tuition fee discounts which will be directly applied to your student account. No alternative/equivalent monetary payment will be made. 

The maximum period that an annual Scholarship will be applied to your account for a specific postgraduate programme is three years (36 months) for full-time students or six years (72 months) for part-time students.

If you change your mode of study, the Fees Officer will amend your account as set out in these Terms.

If you wish to decline a scholarship offer from us prior to registering at the University, please email admissions@uea.ac.uk. We will then withdraw our scholarship offer and confirm this in writing. Any offer of a place on one of our courses would not be affected.   

Please note that scholarship awards cannot be deferred to a subsequent year. If you do defer your entry to our course then any scholarship award will be removed. You can apply for the same or other scholarships the following year, but any award cannot be guaranteed.

Please note that until a Scholarship is applied to your student account in accordance with these

Terms, you remain liable to pay your full tuition and other fees to us in accordance with our General Regulations on Fees, Charges and Expenses and must be able to meet all of your costs without relying on the Discount. 
 

Removal of scholarship

We may remove the scholarship placed on your account immediately if:

• You are expelled, suspended or excluded from the whole or part of the University or your programme of study for academic failure; or
• We are of the reasonable opinion that you have made any misrepresentation (whether negligently or intentionally) to us either in respect of applying for the Scholarship or during the course of and in connection with your studies at the University; or
• We are of the reasonable opinion that you have acted fraudulently or dishonestly in connection with securing your Scholarship or place at the University.

In addition to requiring repayment, we may also take such action against you as is permitted under our Student Disciplinary Procedures or Fitness to Study Policy which are set out and available from the University Calendar. In the event of a period  of interruption to your studies, including parental leave, any payments will be suspended until you return and progress to the next stage of your course. However, for students receiving a donor-funded scholarship it may not be possible for you to retain your scholarship if there is a period of interruption to your studies, and requests will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. 

Donor-Funded scholarships may be withdrawn if you fail to: 

• Attend the required events (both the Scholars’ Welcome Reception and  Scholarships Reception events) or fail to provide the Development Office with communications for your donor when requested. Donor-funded scholarship stewardship may vary depending on the scholarship and students may be required to produce stewardship materials on an ad-hoc basis.
• Demonstrate satisfactory commitment to, or progression within, your studies. Donor-Funded scholars are expected to maintain strong attendance records and perform at strong academic standard.  
• Remain in good financial standing with the University. Scholarship instalments may not be paid if you have overdue tuition or accommodation charges.  
• Inform the Development Office that you are receiving another scholarship or other form of funding.  

Repaying the scholarship

In the event that your Scholarship is removed, you will be liable to pay us your full tuition fees and therefore reimburse us the monetary amount equating to your Scholarship, immediately on demand.

If we have made an error in calculating your Scholarship and as a result you have received an additional discount to which you were not entitled, we may request that you repay us the amount overpaid and you will be liable to repay it to us within 30 days of our demand.

In addition to any other rights we may have at law to take action against you for recovery or repayment, the amount so outstanding will be treated by us as a sum due to us in accordance with our General Regulations on Fees and Charges.
 

Variation of the Scholarship

We will unilaterally reconcile your student account and vary the amount of the Scholarship applied to your account, so that the Scholarship you actually receive never equates to more than the stated discount amount by you for that academic year, if we receive information suggesting that your anticipated tuition fee (on which the Scholarship was initially calculated) for that academic year is expected to change or has changed, for reasons including but not limited to:

1. where you receive a refund in accordance with our then existing Postgraduate Tuition Fees Refund Policy,
2. a change in your mode of study;
3. where you cease to be registered with us for any reason, including if you have withdrawn from your studies or your studies have been terminated earlier than the expected completion date;
4. where you change your programme of study;
5. where you take a period of intercalation from your programme of study;
6. you cease to meet the Eligibility Criteria and from that date; or
7. You fail to progress satisfactorily on your programme of study and from a date we reasonably determine.

In any of these situations and depending on your facts, you may be liable to make additional payments to us for your tuition fees or the actual monetary value of the Discount you receive from us may increase.
 

Agreement to participate in UEA marketing and promotion

You will be required to make yourself available, on reasonable notice, for any publicity and marketing campaigns we want to run in connection with the Scholarship scheme. This may include, but not be limited to, public appearances, speeches, blogging and/tweeting, interviews or photographs and providing student testimonials which can be used in publicity material.

You must also be prepared to send a testimonial one year after graduation, outlining your current position and how your studies at UEA have helped towards your career goals. Students may also be asked to assist at UEA Open Days where their academic programme allows, or to make themselves contactable by a small number of prospective students from their home country, to answer simple questions about UEA and/or their course of study.

For Donor-Funded scholarships you must attend two mandatory events during your first year of receiving the scholarship. The Scholars Welcome Reception event will be held in October/November and the Scholarships Reception will be held in the Spring. You may also be required to meet your donor at a separate, mutually convenient time.

For Donor-Funded Scholarships you must also consent to completing tasks set by the Development Office, including but not limited to: completing a donor thank-you letter, providing annual updates and sending a graduation photo, in a timely manner. You are expected to inform the Development Office of any contact with the donor other than that arranged by the University.
 

How we may use your personal information

We will use the personal information you provide to us to process your enrolment and administer the Scholarship scheme. We will retain all documents we receive in connection with the Scholarship scheme along with your other student records in accordance with our Data Protection Policy.

Where external donors are involved in the scholarship awarding process, you must consent to sharing all details included on your scholarship application with the donor. Failure to do so may result in your application being withdrawn. In signing the Scholarship Agreement, you also consent to the Development Office sharing your name, course of study and UEA email address with the donor.

Once you are enrolled at UEA, the University will contact you using your University student email account. It is your responsibility to check this account regularly for important information regarding payment of your Scholarship, and any other requests relating to the Scholarships scheme.

30% Final Year Undergraduate Continuation Scholarship 

Scholarship Specific Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria:

• You are and will remain self-funded for the duration of an Eligible Programme;  
• At the time you enrol on an Eligible Programme (as set out below) you have achieved a first class or starred first class undergraduate degree from the University of East Anglia or UEA accredited course at a partner institution; 
• You proceed immediately to a Master’s programme or the first year of a Doctorate programme. Here, immediately means that your postgraduate programme starts in the academic year following your undergraduate degree studied at UEA. 
• All other General Terms & Conditions above.

Eligible Programmes

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered in respect of all credit-bearing postgraduate taught and postgraduate research programmes studied at UEA or UEA accredited institutions.

We will not offer this discount if you will be studying for the PGCE qualification, MBA qualification, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, any of our foundation, pre-Masters, integrated Master’s, postgraduate certificate, graduate diploma or postgraduate diploma programmes.

The Process

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria we will automatically apply the Scholarship to your student account, to reduce your tuition fees. No cash alternative will be given.

If we determine that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria and you wish to appeal we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make this assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible.

 10% Alumni Tuition Fee Discount Scheme 

 Scholarship Specific Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria:

• You are and will remain self-funded for the duration of an Eligible Programme;  
• At the time you enrol on an Eligible Programme you are a UEA Alumnus, or the following conditions apply
• At the time your Scholarship is applied as part of your first enrolment on an Eligible Programme (as set out below) you have passed a credit bearing programme which was studied at the University of East Anglia.
• All other General Terms & Conditions above.

Eligible Programmes

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of credit-bearing postgraduate taught and postgraduate research programmes studied at UEA.

We will not offer Discounts to you if you will be studying for the MBA qualification, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, any of our foundation, pre-Masters, integrated Master’s, postgraduate certificate, graduate diploma or postgraduate diploma programmes.

The Process

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria we will automatically apply the Scholarship to your student account, to reduce your tuition fees. No cash alternative will be given.

If we determine that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria and you wish to appeal we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make this assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible.  

Donor-funded Postgraduate Scholarships 

The Donor-Funded Scholarship Schemes

We will not offer Scholarships to you if you will be studying for any of our foundation, pre-Masters, graduate diploma or postgraduate diploma programmes.

Receipt of a Donor-Funded Scholarship is subject to a completed Scholarship Agreement Form being signed and submitted by the given deadline as formal acceptance of the award. The Development Office reserves the right to withdraw the offer of a Scholarship if it is not accepted by the given deadline.

Only UEA-funded or Donor-Funded UEA Scholarship will be awarded to eligible students. If you have been offered more than one UEA-funded or Donor-Funded Scholarship, you will be able to request which one you would prefer to receive. 

It is your responsibility to inform the Development Office of any other scholarship or tuition fee reduction which you are offered by UEA, as it is not possible to hold some UEA scholarships with a Donor-Funded Scholarship. Where both a Donor-Fund Scholarship has been offered by the Development Office and a UEA Scholarship has been offered by the Admissions Office you may be asked to choose which award you wish to receive. If there is the opportunity to hold a donor funded scholarship alongside another UEA scholarship, further information will be available on the relevant scholarship webpages. 

If you wish to decline a scholarship offer from us prior to registering at the University please email scholarships@uea.ac.uk. We will then withdraw our scholarship offer and confirm this in writing. Any offer of a place on one of our courses would not be affected.

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to apply for one of the Donor-Funded Scholarships under these Terms if you meet the Eligibility Criteria listed for the scholarship either below or on our scholarship finder.

Please note that not all Donor-Funded Scholarships listed below run annually - for the most up to date list of scholarships available for your academic year please visit the uea.ac.uk. To note: some scholarship payments can be claimed as tuition fees or maintenance grants - this will be specified on the website and in your Scholarship Agreement. 

The list of Scholarships below is not exhaustive and new Donor-Funded Scholarships may be added to the website at any time. Where this is the case the Terms and Conditions listed in this document will apply and any additional eligibility requirements or obligations for the new Scholarship will be listed on the website or included in your Scholarship Agreement.

We reserve the right to adjust Scholarship eligibility criteria up until the application deadline, provided the change(s) do not make applications already submitted ineligible or disadvantage them in any way.
 

• The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Scholarships are available to international students who have applied to study a full-time one-year master’s course in the School of Global Development at UEA.
• The Annabel Abbs Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Prose) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required. Preference will be given to applicants who are over 35 years old at point of application to the course.
• The Anne French Memorial Trust PGCE Bursary will support a PGT student studying Primary PGCE. Applicants must identify as from a minoritised ethnic background and must be either a resident of Norfolk or UEA student. Applicants must demonstrate genuine financial need, and show outstanding academic potential and motivation, with a passion for the age range chosen for teacher training.
• The Ariadne Nicolaeff Scholarship will support a talented student who has been accepted onto the MA Literary Translation course. The scholarship is available to both Home and International Fees students. The scholar would be required to translate a Russian dramatic literary piece that has not yet been published in English as their final dissertation/project. The total value of the scholarship will be £26,000 for one year (or two years if the student is studying part-time) to contribute to the student’s living expenses and course fees.
• The Birch Family Scholarship is available to applicants on home fees who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Poetry) course in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing who identify as BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnic). A scholarship application is required. 
• The Bryan Heiser Memorial Bursary is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Poetry) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required. Preference will be given to applicants who are over 45 years old at point of application to the course.
• The Chadacre Trust Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement in the School of Biological Sciences.  Preference is given to residents of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. A scholarship application is required.
• The Clan Trust Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement in the School of Biological Sciences. Preference will be given to applicants from East Anglia. A scholarship application is required.
• The Difference Postgraduate Scholarship is available to home applicants who have applied for a place on any postgraduate taught course in any School or Faculty of study, excluding the MSc in Global Plant Health. A scholarship application is required.
• The Dominic Christian Scholarship is available to home applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Medieval History in the School of History. Applicants must either be in the final year of their undergraduate course at UEA or have graduated from UEA within the past three years. A scholarship application is required.
• The Global Voices Scholarship programme is available to an applicant who has applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing Prose Fiction, Biography and Creative Non-Fiction, Scriptwriting or Poetry in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing who is a national of any country within Africa or who was born in any country within Africa. 
• The Ink, Sweat & Tears Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Poetry) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required. 
• The Kowitz Scholarship is available to home applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Prose) in the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required.
• The Lugden Hill Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement in the School of Biological Sciences.  Preference is given to residents of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire. A scholarship application is required.
• The Maggie Humm Scholarship is available to a Home Fees applicant who has applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) course in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing, with a focus of supporting a mature student who can demonstrate creative writing potential.
• The Malcolm Bradbury Trust Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Scriptwriting) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required.
• The Miles Morland Foundation African Writers’ Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing who are nationals of any country within Africa or who were born in any country within Africa or whose parents were both born in Africa. A scholarship application is required.
• The Morley Agricultural Foundation Trust Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement in the School of Biological Sciences. A scholarship application is required.
• The Norah Simpson Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on any postgraduate taught course in the either the School of Chemistry, Environmental Science, Norwich Business School, or Global Development who will be studying disciplines relating to water. Preference will be given to applicants who hold any grade of membership to the Institute of Water and priority will be given to applicants who have the support of a current Fellow of the Institute of Water.
• The Norfolk Gardens Trust Tate Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on a Taught Masters course offered by the School of History. The student must also be undertaking a study into an aspect of Norfolk garden or design landscape history. A scholarship application is required.
• The Ranworth Trust Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement in the School of Biological Sciences. A scholarship application is required.
• The Seth Donaldson Memorial Bursary is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing. A scholarship application is required.
• The Sonny Mehta India Scholarship will support a talented Indian writer to enable them to undertake study in our prestigious department of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at UEA
• The Sonny Mehta Scholarship for Writers will support a talented writer from the Indian subcontinent, the Middle East or North Africa to enable them to undertake study in our prestigious department of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at UEA. 
• The Susan Marmor Memorial Scholarship will support a UK Home Fees student studying MSc Cognitive Neuroscience in the School of Psychology. The applicant must demonstrate an interest to practice in the Brain Health field, and preference will be given to those who received a 1st in their undergraduate course.
• The Octopus Renewables Skills for Energy Scholarship will support one UK and one International student studying MSc Energy Engineering, including mentoring and career support from EEEGR. The applicant must be from a widening participation background and indicate interest in making introductions within the regions energy industry.
• The UEA American Library Scholarship (1 Year) will be awarded to a student undertaking a full-time postgraduate research degree who is a US citizen. Whilst there is no specific degree for this scholarship, preference will be given to those who have applied for a course in the Faculty of Humanities or in the Faculty of Social Sciences.
• The UEA Booker Prize Foundation Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA or MFA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) in the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing who are resident in a commonwealth country (including the UK, Republic of Ireland and Zimbabwe). A scholarship application is required.  
• The UEA Crowdfunded BAME Writers' Scholarship is available to applicants who have applied for a place on the MA or MFA Creative Writing (Prose) course in the School of Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing who identify as BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnic). A scholarship application is required. 

The Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria and would like to be considered for a Scholarship, you must complete the scholarship application form by the deadline given (if it is stated that a scholarship application is required). In cases where the website states that a scholarship application is not required, you will only be considered for the scholarship if you have submitted your UEA postgraduate study application by the deadline specified on the website. 

If you do not provide us with the required information for application of the Scholarship when prompted, or if you provide us with incomplete or incorrect information, we will not be able to process your Scholarship application further. 

If we are of the reasonable view that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria and you wish to appeal we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make a new assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible. 

Each scholarship’s availability is dependent on the generosity of the donor and on available funds. As such, we may withdraw the availability of Scholarships at any time up until a formal scholarship offer is made to a recipient. 

We reserve the right to adjust scholarship eligibility criteria up until the application deadline, provided the change(s) do not make applications already submitted ineligible or disadvantage them in any way.   

The approximate values of postgraduate Donor-Funded Scholarships are advertised on our website and the final amount awarded confirmed in writing at point of scholarship offer.

Donor-funded scholarship selection and awarding

We aim to award all scholarships in a timely manner though we are unable to confirm the exact date on which a scholarship will be awarded. The timing of decisions may also vary between scholarships.  

The recipient(s) of each Donor-Funded Scholarship will be decided by an appointed Scholarship Panel. If no candidate is judged to be of sufficient merit by the Scholarship Selection Panel, Scholarships will not be awarded. No person will be awarded the same Donor-Funded Scholarship more than once.

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria, and you are chosen by the Scholarship Panel as the preferred recipient, you will receive your scholarship offer via email. 

Receipt of your Scholarship is subject to your completion of the University registration process by the given deadline. Depending on the particulars of the Scholarship your award may either be deducted directly from your tuition fee charges by the University’s Finance Office or received as a maintenance grant payment direct to your bank account. This will be confirmed in your Scholarship Agreement. Where you are receiving your Scholarship as a maintenance grant this will be paid in nine monthly instalments from October – September each academic year or as confirmed in your Scholarship Agreement.  

It is your responsibility to ensure that any change in bank account details is advised to the University.   If you plan to change your course, intercalate or withdraw from your course, you are expected to inform both the University and the Development Office as soon as possible as this could affect your eligibility for the scholarship. 

Part-time students should understand that any support given will be proportional to tuition fees charged (where applicable) and will be spread pro-rata throughout the duration of the course.

UEA School of Study Scholarships (Law, Economics, Norwich Business School, Global Development, Education, Psychology)

Terms and conditions for these scholarships are being finalised. Please check back for details.

PGT Bright Futures Scholarship

There are 50 scholarships available of £2000 that will be awarded as a fee reduction. Candidates will need to apply for the scholarship and successful applicants will be decided by a panel. The panel will be assessing applications on academic merit, interest in the subject area, how applicants could contribute to the UEA community and how a postgraduate qualification would enable applicants to make a difference in the future. 
 

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to apply for a £2000 PGT Bright Futures Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all of the following criteria:  

• You are liable for ‘home’ fee status. Those liable  for international fees are not eligible for this scholarship.  
• You are and will remain self-funded for the duration of an Eligible Programme. This means you are paying all of your tuition fees yourself, which may include personal savings, a loan (e.g. a government loan) or financial support from a friend or relative.
• You meet the deadline for applying to the award. This is outlined on the Bright Futures Scholarship page.
• You submit your course application by the scholarship deadline.
   

Eligible Programmes

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered in respect of all credit-bearing postgraduate taught programmes studied at UEA.

We will not offer this Discount if you will be studying for the MBA qualification, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, any of our foundation, pre-Masters, integrated Master’s, postgraduate certificate, graduate diploma or postgraduate diploma programmes.

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria and would like to be considered for a Scholarship, you must complete the scholarship application form by the deadline given.

If you do not provide us with the required information for application of the Scholarship when prompted, or if you provide us with incomplete or incorrect information, we will not be able to process your Scholarship application further.

If we are of the reasonable view that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria and you wish to appeal we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make a new assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible.

We reserve the right to adjust scholarship eligibility criteria up until the application deadline, provided the change(s) do not make applications already submitted ineligible or disadvantage them in any way.  
 

The Process

The recipients of the Scholarships will be decided by an appointed Scholarship Panel.
Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria, and you are chosen by the Scholarship Panel as the preferred recipient, you will receive your scholarship offer via email and we will automatically apply the Scholarship to your student account, to reduce your tuition fees. No cash alternative will be given.

The deadline for applications is 28 June 2024.

MA Educational practive and Research Scholarship 

Eligible Programmes

• MA Educational Practice and Research (part time)
   

Eligibility Criteria

Scholarships are only available to those working in eligible schools. 

You must have submitted an application form for the MA in Educational Practice and Research to be considered. 
 

The Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria and would like to be considered for a scholarship you must apply via the online form. Applications will be assessed by a panel and scored on the impact the teaching practice will have on the applicant and how undertaking the course will support Widening Participation goals. 

The criteria we will then assess applications on are: 

1. Identified potential impact on personal development; 
2. Identified potential impact on whole school;
3. Identified potential impact on children’s attainment and 
4. Clarity of application. 

You must provide us with relevant details of any relevant qualifications as part of the main course application process. If you do not provide us with the required information for application of the scholarship when prompted, or provide us with incomplete or incorrect information, we will not be able to process your scholarship application further.

Provided we are satisfied that you meet our Eligibility Criteria we will apply the scholarship to your student account. No cash alternative will be given.   

If we are of the reasonable view that you do not meet our Eligibility Criteria we will ask you to provide us with such proof as we deem necessary to make this assessment. You must supply us with the requested evidence as soon as reasonably possible.   

If we are satisfied with the proof provided we will apply the scholarship to your student account as set out. However, if we remain of the view that you still do not meet our Eligibility Criteria, we will advise you of this in writing. You will still meet our requirements for entry into your chosen programme of study but in this instance will be liable to pay all of your fees without the benefit of the scholarship. 

International Postgraduate Country Award 

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for an International Office Postgraduate Country Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an Overseas fee-paying student. If the fee status changes during your course, the scholarship will be removed and you will be invoiced for this amount. 
• Scholarships do not remove the requirement to pay the International deposit, by the publicised deadline. 
• Students sponsored for full tuition fees by an outside body or government organisation are not eligible for this scholarship. However, students applying for, or expecting to receive, government loans are eligible.
• You must be domiciled in, or a national of one of the following countries or regions at the point of submitting your application:
  • Bangladesh
  • Brazil
  • Colombia
  • Egypt
  • Hong Kong
  • India
  • Japan
  • Jordan
  • Lebanon
  • Malaysia
  • Mexico
  • Nepal
  • Nigeria
  • Pakistan
  • Russia
  • South Korea
  • Sub Saharan Africa
  • Taiwan
  • Thailand
  • Turkey
  • Vietnam
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship or award. 

 
Eligible Programmes

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of full time, campus based, credit-bearing MSc, MA, PGCE or MBA programmes studied at UEA, commencing in September 2024 and February 2025.

We do not offer this scholarship for integrated Master’s, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, MSc Occupational Therapy or MSc Physiotherapy.

Where a programme is two years in length, scholarship will be offered for the first year only.

International Postgraduate Country Award Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, the fee discount of the International Postgraduate Country Award will be automatic. You do not need to make a separate application. 

The award shall be made as a tuition fee discount. No cheque or payment shall be made direct to the student. The length of the award is specified in your scholarship notification email. 

The scholarship is offered for a specified course; there is no guarantee that the scholarship will be transferred to an alternative course. 

If an awardee defers their entry to a following year, then the scholarship award will be removed. The applicant may be considered again the following year, but any award cannot be guaranteed.

International Postgraduate Excellence Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for a UEA Postgraduate International Excellence Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an Overseas fee-paying student. If the fee status changes during your course from Overseas to Home Fees the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• You are in receipt of an offer to study at UEA at the time of your scholarship application.
• Students sponsored for full tuition fees by an outside body or government organisation are not eligible for this scholarship. However, students applying for, or expecting to receive, government loans are eligible. 
• Panel’s decision is final

Scholarships do not remove the requirement to pay the International deposit, by the publicised deadline.

 
Eligible Programmes 

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of full time, campus based, credit-bearing MSc, MA, PGCE or MBA programmes studied at UEA, commencing in September 2024. 

We do not offer this scholarship for integrated Master’s, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, MSc Occupational Therapy or MSc Physiotherapy.

Where a programme is two years in length, scholarship will be offered for the first year only.

The Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria, you are invited to apply for the International Excellence Scholarship by the advertised deadline.  Successful applicants will be notified by email and the panel’s decision is final.

UEA British Council GREAT Scholarships 

Eligibility Criteria

The Nationalities eligible for the British Council GREAT Scholarships are determined by the British council.

You are eligible to apply for a UEA British Council GREAT Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria: 

• You are an Overseas fee-paying student. If the fee status changes during your course from Overseas to Home Fees the scholarship shall be discontinued.
• You must be a national of certain countries (TBC) and have completed our scholarship application form by the stated deadline on our website.
• Scholarships do not remove the requirement to pay the International deposit, by the publicised deadline. 
• Students sponsored for full tuition fees by an outside body or government organisation are not eligible for this scholarship. However, students applying for, or expecting to receive, government loans are eligible.
• Applicants must also meet the British Council Terms and Conditions.       
• Panel’s decision is final

 
Eligible Programmes 

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of full time, campus based, credit-bearing MSc or MA programmes studied at UEA, commencing in September 2024 only. 

We do not offer this scholarship for integrated Master’s, the PGCE qualification, MSc Global Plant Health, MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement, MSc Occupational Therapy or MSc Physiotherapy.

Where a programme is two years in length, scholarship will be offered for the first year only.

The Process 

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria you are encouraged to make a separate scholarship application, by the deadline publicised on our website. 
 

Postgraduate China High Achiever Award

Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible for the UEA China High Achiever Award under these terms if you meet the below  criteria: 

• You are an international student paying Overseas fees. If the fee status changes during your course from Overseas to Home Fees the scholarship shall be discontinued. 
• You are a national of, or domiciled in the People’s Republic of China
• Scholarship applicants must hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for a postgraduate degree course at UEA. 
• You must be an independently funded student paying your own tuition fees and not sponsored by a government or non-government organisation. 
• This award cannot be held in conjunction with another UEA scholarship award.

Eligible Programmes

Except for the courses set out below, Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of full time, credit-bearing MSc or MA programmes studied at UEA, commencing in September 2024. 

We will not offer scholarship to you if you will be studying for the PGCE qualification, MSc Occupational Therapy or MSc Physiotherapy.  

The Process

Applications are considered on a panel basis considering students’ academic background, relevant work experience and supporting statement. Successful applicants will be notified by email and the panel’s decision is final.

The UEA China High Achiever Scholarship may also be awarded after an interview with an official UEA representative in China. The selection criteria is the same with the supporting statement replaced by a face-to-face interview.

NICHE Creative Evaluation/Artist in Residence Scheme

Eligibility Criteria 

Funding is available to a maximum of £15,000 per scholarship, to undertake the MA Medical and Health Humanities. The scholarship will be made available to course participants once accepted onto the course. It can be used to cover the cost of a home student’s course fees, plus remaining funds to be used as a stipend for living costs and associated project materials.

You are eligible to apply for a £15,000 scholarship under these terms if you meet all of the following criteria:  

1. You are liable for ‘home’ fee status. Those liable for international fees are not eligible for this scholarship.  
2. You are and will remain self-funded for the duration of an Eligible Programme. This means you are paying all of your tuition fees yourself, which may include personal savings, a loan (e.g. a government loan) or financial support from a friend or relative.

Eligible Programmes

You will need to have applied for a place on the MA Medical and Health Humanities at UEA at the point of submitting your scholarship application to NICHE, and any offer of a scholarship is conditional on being accepted onto the MA programme.
 

The Process

If you meet the Eligibility Criteria you are encouraged to make a separate scholarship application, by the deadline publicised on our website.
 

Payment of Scholarship 

The scholarships would be available on either full-time basis (1 year) or part-time basis (2 years). The scholarship will be used to cover the costs of your fees. Any remainder will be paid into your bank account at the beginning of each academic term in 3 equal instalments.

About these terms

Please also refer to UEA’s General Regulations for Students.

If successful, you will be registered and enrolled with us as a full-time or part-time undergraduate or postgraduate student for a credit-bearing programme under our Degree Regulations set out in the University Calendar. You must abide by our Charter, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations and Policies in force from time to time.

We may make changes to these Terms from time to time and the version that is applicable to you will be those in place at the date of the scholarship being awarded.

If you wish to decline a scholarship offer from us prior to registering at the University, please email performance.sport@uea.ac.uk. We will then withdraw our scholarship offer and confirm this in writing. Any offer of a place on one of our courses would not be affected.

1. Eligibility Criteria

• 1.1. Scholarships may be offered by us in respect of any undergraduate or postgraduate programmes awarded by UEA. Scholarships are for those students attending UEA and not an affiliated institution. 
   
• 1.2. We will accept applications for any sport that is on the list of Sport England recognised sports at the time of application. 
   
• 1.3. You are eligible to apply for a UEA Sport Scholarship under these Terms if you meet all these criteria:
  • 1.3.1. You are enrolling on a UEA course in September 2024 or January 2025. 
  • 1.3.2. You are at the appropriate ranking for the Scholarship you are applying for at the time of applying for the Scholarship, and can provide evidence of this.
  • 1.3.3. We will accept applications from students of any age, but priority will be given to those able-bodied athletes under the age of 25 years, and disabled athletes under the age of 28 years, on the date of course registration.
  • 1.3.4. For undergraduate applicants, you must have selected UEA as your firm choice institution via your initial application to UEA.
  • 1.3.5. You are successful at interview (as/if required).
     
• 1.4. An offer of a UEA Sport Scholarship does not guarantee the offer for your academic course.

2.    Applicable law and data protection

• 2.1. These Terms are governed by English law. You and we both agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
   
• 2.2. We will use the personal information you provide to us to administer the Scholarship scheme. We will retain all documents we receive in connection with the Scholarship scheme along with your other student records in accordance with our Data Protection Policy.

3.    The Process

• 3.1. A Scholarship will not automatically be offered or paid to you even if you meet the Eligibility Criteria. You must apply for it via our website. 
   
• 3.2. If you meet the Eligibility Criteria and would like to be considered for a Scholarship, you must apply, details at www.uea.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/Scholarships-finder/sport
   
• 3.3. With the exception of applications relating to football, netball, rugby and basketball, eligible candidates’ applications for scholarships will be evaluated, by a selection panel, against the criteria as detailed in the application form. Those athletes shortlisted may be required to attend an interview, or provide further information, following which Scholarships will be awarded. All decisions made by the selection panel will be final.
   
• 3.4. All applicants for a scholarship relating to football, netball, rugby, and basketball will be awarded the team version of a Developing Excellence Scholarship if they are given a place on the first team (male or female) after they have trialled at a squad selection event at the beginning of the academic year.
   
• 3.5. You must provide us with relevant details of your UCAS application or postgraduate application as part of the Scholarship application process. If you do not provide us with the required information for application of the Scholarship when prompted, or provide us with incomplete or incorrect information, we will not be able to process your Scholarship application further.
   
• 3.6. Part time students who study a minimum of 50% full time equivalent (fte) may be eligible for a Scholarship. Any support given will be proportional to tuition fee paid.
   
• 3.7. You may be eligible to receive a Sports Scholarship alongside UEA’s Bright Spark Scholarship or one of our academic postgraduate Scholarships. 
   
• 3.8. If you are awarded a Scholarship, you will become ineligible to apply for Scholarship support from the Norfolk Sports Academy.

Guidance
We will aim to process your request for the Scholarship in a timely manner, once you have provided the relevant information regarding your application and have been successful at interview, providing you meet our Eligibility Criteria. For those submitting applications by 12 May 2024 you will be informed of a decision by the middle of June 2024 and for those submitting applications by 1 September 2024 you will be informed of a decision by the middle of September 2024. 

Football, netball, rugby, and basketball Scholarships decisions are not made until applicants have trialled at a squad selection event at the beginning of the academic year. This is because we award a team Developing Excellence Scholarship to all members of the first teams (male and female).

4.    Decision-Making

When determining whether to award a Scholarship or the level of financial or other benefits to be provided under the Scholarship, we reserve the right to:

• 4.1. take into consideration any other funding that is being received either through private sponsorship or NGB funding agreements. 
   
• 4.2. base our decisions on the breadth of sports applied for and those athletes involved 
   
• 4.3. decline an application if it is decided we are unable to support the athlete to a reasonable level
   
• 4.4. prioritise certain sports over others.

5    Duration of the Scholarship

• 5.1. Our Scholarships will be awarded annually, and you must apply for a sports Scholarships each academic year.
   
• 5.2. The award of a Scholarship will last for a maximum of one academic year (9 months – September to June) for full-time students or 21 months for part-time students (September of year 1 to June of year 2). The funding period will run in line with the academic year.
   
• 5.3. We have complete discretion to decide how long we will make this Scholarship scheme available for, for what period of time the Scholarship scheme will operate and may withdraw the Scholarship scheme at any time and without further notice.

6    The nature of the UEA Elite and Excellence Scholarships

• 6.1. If you are successful in achieving the Elite or Excellence Sport Scholarship packages, we will provide you with
  • 6.1.1. a financial award, the amount of which depends upon whether you receive an Elite or Excellence Scholarship; and
  • 6.1.2. an additional benefits package tailored to your needs.
     
• 6.2    The additional benefits package may include 
  • 6.2.1. Support workshops
  • 6.2.2. Free use of training facilities at the Sportspark (facility access to be determined per individual athlete)
  • 6.2.3. Free uea+sport membership 
  • 6.2.4. Strength and Conditioning support
  • 6.2.5. Access to physiotherapy
  • 6.2.6. Discounted sports massage
  • 6.2.7. Lifestyle support
  • 6.2.8. Branded sports kit
  • 6.2.9. Accommodation priority (if possible)

7    The nature of the Developing Excellence Scholarship 

• 7.1. If you are successful in achieving the Developing Excellence Scholarship package, we will provide you with a benefits package tailored to your needs.
   
• 7.2. The benefits package may include:
  • 7.2.1. Support workshops
  • 7.2.2. Free use of training facilities at the Sportspark (facility access to be determined per individual athlete)
  • 7.2.3. Free uea+sport membership 
  • 7.2.4. Access to Strength and Conditioning support
  • 7.2.5. Access to physiotherapy
  • 7.2.6. Discounted sports massage
  • 7.2.7. Branded sports kit
  • 7.2.8. Lifestyle support

8    Compliance with University Regulations

You must comply with the General Regulations for Students, the Students’ Union Code of Conduct, and any applicable uea+sport Codes of Conduct. 

Guidance
As a UEA student, you must adhere to all of the General Regulations. Note that the General Regulations apply to you during your period of registration at UEA, irrespective of whether you are competing, at home or away, one campus or off-campus, and whether in training, at competition, or socialising; whether acting as a sportsperson or otherwise. This means that poor behaviour in a non-sporting context may affect this Scholarship just as much as poor behaviour in a sporting context. Disciplinary penalties may include (but are not limited to) temporary or permanent removal of some or all of the benefits of the Scholarship, the Scholarship itself (which may require you to refund monies paid to you), or your suspension or expulsion from the University itself.
We draw your attention to the following Regulations in particular. You must: 

• Not commit or participate in any act the effect of which is to bring the University into disrepute in the mind of a reasonable person knowing the facts  (See Reg 10)
• Not commit or participate in any act that constitutes disorderly conduct causing nuisance or distress; nor any act that constitutes harassment as defined by paragraph 9 (‘University’s Definition of Harassment’) of the University’s Policy Statement on Student Harassment and Sexual or Physical Misconduct. (see Reg 10)
• Follow the University’s health and safety policies, codes and rules and follow any instructions given to you by a member of staff in the interests of your own and others’ health and safety (see Reg 12).
• Attend any meeting called by or on behalf of an officer of the University or a person responsible for you (this includes a member of the UEA+Sports team) (See Reg 13).
• Attend lectures, seminars, research training, and other classes and events that are required as part of your programme of study. Attendance means your physical presence on a timely basis (See Reg 13). 

You cannot be a sports scholar unless you are a scholar. Failure to meet the academic and attendance requirements of your course may result in you having to leave the university and thus lose your Scholarship. Moreover, repeated failures to comply with these requirements may lead us to suspend your Scholarship until such time as your academic advisor tells us that your attendance and engagement are satisfactory and that you are complying with Regulation 13 of the General Regulations for students.

Note also that sports clubs are constituted by the Students’ Union and the Union may apply its own penalties for breach of its Code of Conduct.

9    Promotional obligations

You must:

• 9.1. attend at least three promotional events each year from those that we request, such as recruitment/open/applicant days, media appearances, and outreach activities, provided always that we will provide you with reasonable notice.
   
• 9.2. provide consent to your name and photograph being used for publicity purposes or for the purposes of profiling you as a sportsperson (your acceptance of this contract acts as your consent to that).
   
• 9.3. complete all Scholarship surveys you are asked to complete.
   
• 9.4. submit, at our request and with reasonable notice, reports, blogs, and/or social media posts including photographs, for the purposes of promoting your performance, the Scholarship scheme, and the University.
   
• 9.5. use your best endeavours to positively promote sports at UEA and the sports Scholarship scheme by:
  • 9.5.1. encouraging new and prospective students with aspirations to enrol at UEA.
  • 9.5.2. attending the UEA+Sport Awards.
  • 9.5.3. behaving in a way that enhances the positive reputation of the Scholarship Scheme, UEA+Sport and the University.

10    Sports related obligations

• 10.1. You must use your best endeavours to represent and compete for UEA:
  • 10.1.1. at such BUCS fixtures, events and organised competitions as we request, 
  • 10.1.2. at such local leagues and non-BUCS competitions as we request,
  • 10.1.3. at the annual varsity fixture against the University of Essex or an equivalent fixture, unless this impacts BUCS competition participation (i.e. risk of injury) or is agreed otherwise by the UEA Performance Sport Manager.

Guidance
At the beginning of the academic year, you should contact your LTS team/PGR service team to request timetable adjustments (such as changing seminar groups) to enable you to attend fixtures, if such adjustments are possible. You should also utilise the extenuating circumstances policy where applicable in relation to national and international fixtures. If you feel that your sports commitments are interfering with your attendance and engagement on your course you must contact the UEA Student Performance Sport Manager (performance.sport@uea.ac.uk) and your academic advisor so that an appropriate support plan can be agreed that avoids you breaching General Regulation 13 or the terms of this Scholarship.

• 10.2    You must tell the uea+sport team:
  • 10.2.1. of any games or events that you play in addition to University fixtures
  • 10.2.2. if you are injured and thus unable to compete for the University.
     
• 10.3. You must wear the uea+sport branded teamwear when representing and competing for the University, whether home or away.

11    Other obligations that you have

You must:

• 11.1. use your best endeavours to attend all sessions and support services set out in your personal plan. If you cancel or do not attend a session or service on fewer than 24 hours’ notice, in addition to considering that a breach of this agreement we also reserve the right to charge you the cost of that session/service.
   
• 11.2. contact us at least once per month to provide us with information about your progress and performance.
   
• 11.3. respond within 48 hours to contact by UEA+Sport staff requesting information about your progress and performance.
   
• 11.4. let us know if you receive funding from a private sponsor or NGB funding agreement, and if your funding status changes.
  
  Guidance
  Although this is not a term of your scholarship, we strongly encourage you to work collaboratively and constructively to support any sports club and/or committee of which you are part.

12    Consequences of a breach of these terms and conditions

• 12.1. These terms together with the General Terms and Conditions, and your application form contain the entire agreement between us in relation to the operation of the Sports Scholarship Schemes. We may make changes to these Terms from time to time and the version that is applicable to you will be the Terms in place at the date of your Scholarship being awarded to you.
   
• 12.2. We will try to agree with you how you perform your obligations as set out in this document (for example, as to which promotional events you attend, and when individual support sessions are scheduled). This does not constitute a waiver of any Term. 
   
• 12.3. If we have made an error in calculating your Scholarship, and as a result you have received any funds to which you were not entitled, we may request that you repay us the amount overpaid, such overpayment to be made within 30 days of our written demand. In addition to any other rights we may have at law to take action against you for recovery or repayment, the amount so outstanding will be treated by us as a sum due to us in accordance with our <General Regulations on Fees and Charges>.
   
• 12.4. Breach of these Terms may lead to the temporary suspension or permanent removal of your Scholarship or certain benefits provided under it. 
   
• 12.5. Where the breach is a breach of the General Regulations for Students, we will suspend or remove the Scholarship or some or all of the benefits only if, and to the extent that, this is a permitted sanction under the <University Disciplinary and Investigative Policies and Processes> (UDIPP). UDIPP provides an appeal mechanism.

Guidance
Note that under the <University Disciplinary and Investigative Policies and Processes> the University (including the Student Sport Operations Manager) may levy a number of disciplinary sanctions. Note also that the Student Union Code of Conduct applies to students’ conduct in SU premises and the conduct of clubs and societies, and they may apply their own penalties.

• 12.6. Without prejudice to clause 12.5, if you cancel or do not attend a session or service on fewer than 24 hours’ notice, in addition to considering that a breach of this agreement we also reserve the right (under clause 11.1) to charge you the cost of that session/service. 
   
• 12.7. Notwithstanding clause 12.5, we will remove the Scholarship immediately in the event that:
  • 12.7.1. You withdraw from your programme of study; or
  • 12.7.2. You are expelled or suspended from the University or your programme of study;
  • 12.7.3. Any disciplinary sanction applied by the University is incompatible with the terms of your Scholarship.
     
• 12.8. If your Scholarship is removed, whether as a disciplinary sanction or otherwise, you may be required to repay us, immediately and on demand, any financial support paid to you under this Scholarship. In addition to any other rights we may have at law to take action against you for recovery or repayment, the amount so outstanding will be treated by us as a sum due to us in accordance with our <General Regulations on Fees and Charges>.
   
• 12.9. In the event of a period of interruption to your studies, including maternity or paternity leave, any payments will be suspended until you return and progress to the next stage of your course.

As a scholarship athlete, upon accepting the scholarship offered to you, you must agree to adhere to the below talented athlete code of conduct. 

Talented Athlete Code of Conduct (Service Level Agreement)

As a talented athlete at UEA I understand that in return for the scholar benefits I receive and the consideration of circumstances shown to me by my academic institution in regards to academic flexibility and I will endeavour to:

• Fully engage with my academic programmes of study, meeting the academic requirements of my course. In understand that as a talented athlete, I must make satisfactory progress in both my sporting and academic pursuits to progress into the next academic year and have my Scholarship renewed annually.
• Exhibit behaviour that embodies the UEA values found here https://www.uea.ac.uk/about/university-information/vice-chancellors-office/uea-values - these are currently Collaboration, Empowerment, Respect and Ambition.
• Train and perform to the best of my ability, contributing to the University’s sports performance and inform the UEA Performance Sport Manager or support service staff/sport coaches if anything is impacting your ability to do this.
• Be willing and able to compete for the University in British University and Colleges Sport (BUCS) or in another competition programme as agreed.
• Compete at the annual varsity fixture against the University of Essex or an equivalent fixture, unless this impacts BUCS competition participation (i.e. risk of injury) or is agreed otherwise by the UEA Student Performance Sport Manager.
• Be ambassadors for my sport and the University, supporting marketing and promotional activities at UEA as requested
• Informing my institution of my successes and significant results.
• Attend a minimum of 2 performance workshops from the programme to further my Dual Career or provide evidence of engagement with the performance sport resources provided. 
• Attend a minimum of 3 catch up sessions with a member of the uea+sport team/support service staff or coaching staff throughout the year to discuss progress and any challenges you are facing. 

Take responsibility for my own learning by; 

• Informing teaching staff as soon as possible of potential absences.
• Being motivated to work ahead where possible to prevent falling behind with academic work.
• Being proactive in making alternative arrangements with lecturers to catch up on work, sit exams on alternative dates, submit assignments by alternative deadlines etc. 
• Ensuring that outside of any granted absence periods my university attendance is as high as physically possible.
• Taking the initiative in managing my time to eradicate stress caused by the hectic lifestyle of a student – athlete.
• Utilising the resource of the Dual Career and lifestyle Coordinator to learn/develop Dual Career competencies and coping strategies. 
• I understand that by pursuing a dual-career pathway that balances academic and sporting commitments that I if I miss/don’t attend taught sessions in person, I may not be getting the same academic experience as my fellow course students.