International students are welcome to apply for the Undergraduate Degree Award, Department of Geography, School of Global Affairs scholarship. The scholarship is valid for Bachelor-level programs at King’s College London in the fields of geography and environmental sciences. The scholarship application deadline is January 30, 2023.
The Department of Geography at King’s College London, a public research institution in London, England, is now offering undergraduate degree awards. International students may also be eligible for this partially sponsored award.
A lively community of scholars, educators, and students makes up the Department of Geography. Their comprehensive approach to pressing environmental, geopolitical, urban, and rural concerns includes both human and physical geography views.
Degree Level: Bachelor-level programs at King’s College London are offered through the Department of Geography of the School of Global Affairs.
The following topics are available for study under this scholarship program.
Environmental Sciences and Geography
Benefits of the Scholarship: One award, worth £9,250, is offered for full-time enrollment in one of our pertinent undergraduate programs. The prizes will be paid over the course of the degree in installments. Upon enrollment, payments of £3,000 in Years 1 and 2, and £3,250 in Years 3 will be made.
All applicants for the suitable full-time programme, including those from the UK, the EU, and abroad, are eligible for this award.
The scholarship will be awarded based on an evaluation of academic performance. Students who can demonstrate their capacity to achieve on their chosen program are encouraged to apply. The university will use contextual data to get a more full view of undergraduate applicants’ personal and academic backgrounds.
Application Process: The scholarship does not have a separate application process. All applicants who completed their UCAS applications and turned them in by January 31 will be automatically eligible for the scholarship.
Applications that aren’t full when they’re submitted (like ones with missing references, personal statements, or expected grades) won’t be taken into consideration for the award.
