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Arthur Naylor Scholarships
Deadline: Not specified
Level of Study
Undergraduate
Funding Amount
£1,000 per year awarded biennially
Application Status
Open

Eligibility summary

  • NationalityAll
  • Level of StudyUndergraduate

Overview

These scholarships were first established in 1985 by the family, former students and colleagues in the University in memory of Arthur Holden Naylor, Professor of Civil Engineering 1938-63.

Scholarships to a value of £1,000 per year may be awarded biennially (alternating with the Victor Milligan Scholarship) to students planning to start any undergraduate engineering degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering.  Selection for the scholarships will be based on students' academic performance at school and, optionally, on an interview.

Further Information

Funding Amount

£1,000 per year awarded biennially

Terms and Conditions

The awards will be made on recommendation from a panel comprising the Head of Civil Engineering, the staff member responsible for prizes and scholarships and at least one other staff member, as nominated by the Head of Civil Engineering. The Scholarship will be renewed annually based on the holders' performance on the degree course.

Scholarship holders must have an overall weighted average of at least 65% at the end of each stage. Failure to do so will result in termination of the scholarship agreement. In this case, students will not be obliged to pay back any funds already awarded in the current or previous years.

Selection for the scholarships will be based on students' academic performance at school (A levels or equivalent) and, optionally, on an interview. Awards will be made at the start of the students' study at Queen's.

Eligibility

Students starting any undergraduate engineering degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering.

Funding Type

Help with new course

Fee Status

Any

Nationality

All

Study Level

Undergraduate

Start Date

Thu, 02 Oct 2025 12:06:00 BST

Contact Us

Email: askeps@qub.ac.uk

How to Apply