Bursaries
There are many sources of bursaries available to students studying Computing degrees. All are competitive and have different criteria, but we strongly encourage you to apply.
- Boyack Bursaries
- Excel Sports Scholarships
- Music Scholarships
- Carnegie Trust
- Highland Children's Trust
Boyack Bursaries
Boyack Bursaries, normally of an annual value of £500, may be awarded for one year or more to second and subsequent year students of academic merit who are studying BSc Applied Computing.
Under the terms of the endowment a preference will be exercised in favour of applicants who:
- belong to, or are connected with, Monifieth
- do not qualify for full support from a student funding agency
Application forms are available from the School of Computing Office, or download the Word version or the PDF version. The closing date for completed applications is 15 December 2009.
Excel Sports Scholarships
The Excel Sports Scholarship Programme is dedicated to supporting elite University of Dundee student athletes as they combine academic study with training and high levels of competition. We can offer each athlete an individually tailored programme to reach the highest possible level of performance and excellence.
For full details, see the Excel Sports Scholarships website.
Music Scholarships
There are University of Dundee music scholarships available for organ, saxophone & voice.
For full details, see the Music Scholarships website.
Carnegie Trust
The Carnegie Trust offers fee assistance and scholarships to students for both undergraduate and PhD study.
For full details, see the Carnegie Trust website.
Highland Children's Trust
Highland Children's Trust is a charitable trust set up to help with the educational needs of young people in the Highlands of Scotland.
For full details, see the Highland Children's Trust website.
General enquiries about bursaries should be addressed to Dr Iain Murray, Senior Admissions Tutor (undergraduate enquiries) or Dr Keith Edwards (postgraduate enquiries).