University of the Built Environment

Other eligibility requirements University College of Estate Management (UCEM) has partnered with the Chartered Surveyors Training Trust (CSTT) to fund 50% of the UCEM BSc Access Module fee for students who most need a helping hand to begin their built environment career. What is the BSc Access Module? The BSc Access Module is a gateway to allow students with non-standard entry qualifications or those who do not have enough UCAS points to progress onto our undergraduate degree programmes. It takes six months to complete, with students expected to undertake seven to ten hours of study per week. Who is eligible? Anyone who needs a helping hand to start their career is eligible to apply for this bursary (UK and international). We particularly welcome applications from BAME, LGBTQ+, disabled, lower socio-economic and care leaver candidates. How will the bursaries be awarded? Bursaries will be awarded to those students who the UCEM Bursaries Working Group and the Chartered Surveyors Training Trust believe will be most helped by receiving the support. Which degree programmes will this module give access to? BSc (Hons) Building Surveying BSc (Hons) Construction Management BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons) Real Estate Management BSc (Hons) Building Control

Mature students

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

You just need to tell us a little bit about yourself – what your career aspirations are, why you need a helping hand and how this bursary would impact you. To apply, please complete the BeReady Bursary Application Form. Application deadline The deadline for your application is: 26 February for Spring 2025 entry

Other eligibility requirements Our bursary scheme is designed to assist those new students who are able to demonstrate financial need. The bursary is open to new undergraduate students from all countries and will provide a discount on fees for the duration of the programme. This funding is aimed at helping those studying at undergraduate level, and is therefore currently only available for our bachelor degree programmes.

Mature students

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

To apply for a bursary from UCEM, you must first be offered a place on a programme. Follow these five steps to make your application: Apply for your chosen UCEM undergraduate programme Receive an offer to study on the programme (this can take up to 10 working days and is dependent on you providing all of the documentation the Admissions team required to make an assessment of your eligibility Complete a New Student Bursary Application Form Proof of income must be provided to support your application. Please send the supporting documents to finance@ucem.ac.uk If your application is successful, you will be notified before the course start date The deadline for your application is: 26 February for Spring 2025 entry

University College of Estate Management (UCEM) will fund 50% of the UCEM MSc Innovation in Sustainable Built Environments programme fee for a limited number students who have demonstrated outstanding academic ability and financial need. This scholarship scheme is available to our alumni. You must have met the entry criteria for the programme, attended an interview and received an offer to study on the MSc Innovation in Sustainable Built Environments. You will need to have demonstrated in your personal statement and interview a strong academic record and a drive for a sustainable built environment. Applicants will be assessed on their academic ability and excellence as part of the programme interview process

Academic excellence

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Once you have an offer and a student number you can apply for the scholarship by: Completing this PG MSc Sustainability Scholarship Form Providing financial evidence – as detailed on the form, depends on your circumstances this maybe your last three pay slips, a tax return or, your last three months’ bank statements and/or evidence of receipt of benefits if unemployed. Your application will be assessed for academic excellence during your programme interview. Your financial need will be assessed on review of your scholarship form and the financial evidence presented. A discount of 50% will be awarded to those students who have demonstrated previous academic excellence and whom the UCEM Teaching, Learning and Research Working Group believe will be most helped by receiving the support.

University College of Estate Management (UCEM) will fund up to 50% of the UCEM postgraduate programme fee for a limited number of new students who have demonstrated outstanding academic ability and financial need. Who is eligible? Applicants in any country who can demonstrate a strong academic record in their previous studies, for example, a Bachelor degree classification of a first or 2.1, or equivalent, are eligible to apply. We particularly welcome applications from international, BAME, LGBTQ+, disabled, lower socio-economic and care leaver candidates. How will the scholarships be awarded? Your application will be assessed and if you meet the scholarship criteria, you will be invited for a virtual interview to discuss your academic achievements and your ambitions for your career in the Built Environment. A discount of up to 50% will be awarded to those students who have demonstrated previous academic excellence and whom the UCEM Bursaries Working Group believe will be most helped by receiving the support. Which degree programmes can this scholarship be used for? MBA Construction and Real Estate MSc Building Surveying MSc Construction Management MSc Quantity Surveying MSc Real Estate

Academic excellence

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

How do I apply? You must have received an offer to study on a UCEM MSc or MBA to be able to apply for this scholarship. Once this has been received for the relevant intake, you need to: Complete this PG Scholarship Application Form Provide evidence of academic excellence – this might be in the form of a testimonial or academic reference. Your certificates and transcripts will already have been provided as part of your application, but you may wish to provide further evidence). Provide financial evidence – your last three pay slips, your last two months’ bank statements and/or evidence of receipt of benefits if unemployed. Application deadline The deadline for your application is: 10 February for Spring 2025 entry

Other eligibility requirements The Vice Chancellor’s Discretionary Fund can award bursaries to assist current UCEM students in financial difficulties due to sudden and unexpected circumstances, who may not meet the criteria of UCEM’s other bursary schemes. This may include, for example, financial help for students who suffer serious ill health or are having to cope with a family bereavement.

Mature students

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

To apply for assistance from this fund, students should write, in the first instance, to the Vice Chancellor setting out full details of their circumstances and email it to finance@ucem.ac.uk. Students must also provide copies of the last 3 months bank statements to support their application. All requests will be dealt with on a confidential basis.