Overview
Scholarship type
Number of scholarships to award
Grant
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
Sir Adrian Cadbury, was a corporate governance pioneer and a champion of education and community engagement, serving as chancellor of Aston University. His commitment to integrity, ethical business practices, and social responsibility permeated his work and left an indelible mark on the corporate landscape.
This scholarship recognises Sir Adrian’s values and contributions.
Benefits
The Sir Adrian Cadbury Chancellor’s Scholarship provides a £10,000 tuition fee reduction.
Eligibility
The scholarship is available to applicants holding an offer for an eligible full-time undergraduate or postgraduate taught programme delivered on campus at Aston University, commencing in the January, April, or September intake, unless explicitly excluded.
Applicants must meet all of the following criteria at the point of application:
- Be classified as an international (overseas fee-paying) student for tuition fee purposes.
- Hold an offer for an eligible programme at Aston University for January, April, or September entry.
- Meet all academic, English language, and non-academic conditions stated in their offerletter by the required deadlines.
- Be self-funded. Applicants whose tuition fees are fully or partially funded by an externalsponsor are not eligible.
- Successfully submit a completed scholarship application using the official personal application link issued by Aston University.
- Eligibility is assessed based on the applicant's programme, funding status, and feeclassification as recorded at the scholarship application deadline. Subsequent changes toprogramme choice, funding arrangements, or fee status will not be applied retrospectively.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Locations
Nationality
Study experience required
Age
Application
Application deadline
Eligible applicants will be issued a personal scholarship application link to the email address recorded on their Aston University applicant record after receiving an offer to study.
Applications submitted via any other route will not be considered.
Applicants must submit:
a completed application form;
and a written statement of approximately 500 words outlining how they intend to make apositive impact and use their degree to support communities.
Statements of 550 words or more, or of 450 words or fewer, will be excludedfrom assessment