BSc Architecture Scholarship for International Students at University of Reading in UK

The University of Reading is delighted to offer BSc Architecture Scholarship
only to those who enrol directly onto Year 1 of the Architecture course in
2017. International students can apply for the scholarship.

The aim of
Scholarship is to provide financial help to the students.

The University of
Reading is a public university located in Reading, Berkshire in England. It was
established in 1892 as a satelite college of Christ Church, Oxford. The
university is usually categorised as a red brick university
, reflecting its
original foundation in the 19th century.

Course
Level: The
Scholarship is available to pursue Undergraduate Programme.

Study
Subject: The
Scholarship will be awarded in the field of Architecture.

Scholarship
Award: The
Scholarship will be awarded £1,000.

Number of
Scholarships: Not
Known

Scholarship
can be taken in the UK

Eligibility: The following criteria
must be met in order for applicants to be eligible for the scholarship:

An
academic achievement of grades AAB at A Level (or equivalent*);
An
impressive performance at interview, which demonstrates excellent design
and representation skills and a clear commitment to study architecture at
the University of Reading;
Place
the University of Reading as Firm choice with UCAS by 4 May 2017.

Nationality:
International
students can apply for the Scholarship.

College
Admission Requirement

Entrance
Requirements: Applicants must have an academic achievement of grades AAB at A
Level (or equivalent).

English language
Requirements: Students need to demonstrate that they have a good level of
written and spoken English the candidate should have a very good command over
English language.

Undergraduate Scholarship

How to
Apply: Procedure
to apply given below:

Portfolio

We will not normally
determine your application until we have assessed both your UCAS application
and your portfolio. Where a portfolio is of exceptionally high quality,
this may have a significant impact on the likelihood of acceptance onto the
programme.

The portfolio should
demonstrate creative thinking as well as technical ability. There is no
expectation of any prior digital drawing skills. However, if you have drawings
or other graphic representations which have been developed using any type of
software, these should be included. Freehand skills are particularly valued in
architecture, therefore sketchbooks showing creative thinking and ideas are
particularly viable.

The portfolio may be
made up of outputs from an Art or Design-related A level, or other relevant
work. Please include photographs of any large-scale work which cannot otherwise
be readily included in the portfolio.

The portfolio should
contain a mixture of 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional pieces. This may include
any of the following: