School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics


  • Scholarships and Bursaries


    The School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics awards a limited number of scholarships and bursaries for its taught postgraduate programmes, which are awarded on a competitive basis to UK, EU and international postgraduates each year.

     

    Courses

    Scholarships

    The scholarships listed below are designed to offer a funding award set against the cost of tuition fees for a Master’s degree within the Faculty, and do not include a contribution towards living costs, travel, text books, or other ancillary items. The number of scholarships listed here are the totals available across the Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment to which the School belongs.

     

      SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS

    Applications for the Scholarships are made via a Google form.
    Please check application deadlines. 

      CONTACT US

    If you need advice at any point, please contact
    tde-pgscholarships@brookes.ac.uk 
    Award name Awards offered Course Application deadline
    UK/ EU Scholarships 13 Awarded Any full-time master's degree Friday 31 May 2019 Application form
    UK/ EU Scholarships 2 Awarded Any part-time master's degree Friday 31 May 2019 Application form
    John Henry Brookes Scholarships -- Any full-time master's degree Friday 31 May 2019 Application form
     

    Bursaries

    Cyber Security Postgraduate Bursaries Scheme

    The School is participating in The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s (DCMS) postgraduate bursaries initiative to help adults retrain for a career in cyber security by taking a National Cyber Security Centre certified masters degree. This initiative is supported by the National Cyber Security Programme – the Government’s £1.9 billion investment to significantly transform the UK’s cyber security.

    The bursary funding will cover students starting in academic year 18/19 and cover tuition fees only. There is a strong focus on encouraging more women in to the sector to address the current under-representation in the cyber security workforce. This reflected in the criteria set out below. Eligible students will be selected by the university and must meet the following essential criteria:

    • Be undertaking the course specified above and not undertaking any other forms of formal education.
    • Not previously held employment as a cyber security professional (cyber security was not a significant part of any previous job function – i.e. less than 50% of a previous job role).
    • Must meet the nationality and residency requirements in the Masters Loan England eligibility criteria. Universities in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will apply the relevant Masters Loan residency and nationality requirements of their national equivalent.
    • Have not previously been awarded a bursary under the DCMS Cyber Security Postgraduate Bursaries Scheme.

    In addition candidates must:

    • Demonstrate a clear and credible intention to become a cyber security professional in the UK, and how the bursary materially assists achieve that.

    When deciding on bursary allocation all participating institutions will take into account the strength of the original application for those accepted onto the course and give additional weighting to applications from women applying for the bursary.

    For more information please contact Gordana Collier, Postgraduate Programme Lead at gordanacollier@brookes.ac.uk.