Scholarships for 2012 Entry

If you’re working towards top marks in your A-levels, now there’s an added incentive to achieve your very best.

Scholarships for students from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Performance Awards - £1,000

If you make Queen's your firm choice in your UCAS application, attain a minimum of three ‘A’ grades at A-level (or equivalent) and enrol in a Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics subject, you will be considered for one of 50 £1,000 scholarships in your first year of study.
You must enrol on an undergraduate course in the following Schools:

Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering (Civil Engineering Courses only)
Biological Sciences
Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences (Biomedical Sciences Courses only)
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Mathematics and Physics
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

The top 50 students will be selected on academic performance as determined by Queen's Admissions Service.
The award is subject to successful completion of semester 1 of first year (achieving at least a pass mark in each module studied). Eligible students will therefore receive their scholarships following the publication of semester 1 exam results.
Further information about how to apply will be available at enrolment and registration.

Scholarships for students from England, Scotland and Wales

Queen's Scholarships are available to students from England, Scotland and Wales, paying tuition fees of £9,000.

Full details of the Queen's Scholarships are available here

Eliahou Dangoor Scholarships

The University is participating in the Eliahou Dangoor Scholarships Scheme. A number of full-time scholarships of £1,000 will be offered to new, first year UK-domiciled students with the highest academic attainment at A-Level (or equivalent). Students must enter Queen's in September 2012 to undertake a STEM subject degree programme (as listed above under Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Awards) and be in receipt of a University Institutional Bursary (these are provided for full-time undergraduate students from families with a household income of up to £24,203). More information on Eliahou Dangoor Scholarships