Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Award

The Glasgow College of Science and Engineering awards 10 Dean’s Awards every year to assist world-changers and academically gifted students from seven developing nations achieve their ambitions.

The award is applicable for all the UG and PG programs of Glasgow College of Science and Engineering.
International students from India, Egypt, Malaysia, Lebanon, Mexico, Lebanon, and Thailand, may apply.
It is a tuition fee waiver award worth a maximum of 10,000 GBP per student.
Students who have an offer of admission are automatically considered for the award.
A maximum of 10 Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Awards are given.

This Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Awards only serves as a partial tuition fee waiver for the recipients. It does not cover the additional costs like remaining tuition fee amount, living costs, accommodation in the UK.

Applicants holding offers will be automatically assessed for the scholarship based on academic merit. Shortlisted candidates will be notified by 30 April 2023. There is no separate application form required.

Highlights

Scholarship Type	College-Specific, Merit-Based
Offered by	Institution
Organization	University of Glasgow
Application Deadline	N/A
Number of Scholarships	10
Amount	$12,933 ($12,933)
Renewability	One Time Payment
International Student Eligible	Yes
Scholarship Website Link	https://www.gla.ac.uk/colleges/scienceengineering/graduateschool/postgraduatetaughtstudy/collegeofscienceandengineeringdeansaward/

Eligibility Criteria

Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Award is designed for UG and PG students of the institution. The eligibility criteria for the same is given below:

Citizenship: India, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Lebanon, Egypt, and Mexico.
Excellent and consistent academic records
Co-curricular achievements
Securing admission at the University of Glasgow, College of Science and Engineering.

Eligible University of Glasgow UG and PG Programs

These programs include

MS in Electronics and Electrical Engineering
MSc in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor’s in Electronics & Electrical Engineering
Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science BSc (Hons).

Application Process

The is no separate application form required for the Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Award. Eligible applicants are auto-considered for the award, based on their admission applications.

Given below is a list of necessary documents students need to submit during their admission process to their respective programs.

A completed admission application form
Full academic records, mark sheets, official transcripts, etc
English language proficiency scores (IELTS/ PTE Academic etc)

Students may request information and forward additional queries to the following email address:
scholarships@glasgow.ac.uk

Selection Process

The College considers all eligible candidates, on a case by case basis, for the Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Award. Since this is a merit-based award, the most significant factors looked for in an application are:

Academic excellence
Personal achievements
English Proficiency Test Scores

Grant Details

The Department of Science and Engineering at the University of Glasgow offers merit scholarships to exceptional students studying in the bachelor’s and master’s programs.

The Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Award is one such scholarship program. The details of this grant have been tabulated below:

Study Level	Undergraduate & Postgraduate Level
Eligible Candidates	International students from India and six other nations
Merit Requirements	Academic brilliance; personal achievement
English Language Requirement	IELTS : 6.5; TOEFL (iBT): 90
Interview Required	No
Number of Scholarships	10
Duration of Award	One academic year
Scholarship Awarded	10,000 GBP
Award Benefits	Tuition Fee Discount
Award Distributed	Annually

Applications for the upcoming session of Glasgow College of Science and Engineering Dean’s Awards must be submitted before April 30.