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University of Liverpool

Genesys Life Sciences Scholarship

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4500 GBP
Grant
United Kingdom
Location
Not specified
Application deadline

About

The Genesys Life Sciences Scholarship supports undergraduate Biosciences students from socio-economically underrepresented backgrounds.

Overview

Scholarship type

Merit and need based

Number of scholarships to award

Multiple

Grant

Stipend of £4,500 for three years

Scholarship coverage

  • tuition fee reduction

Description

The scholarship is offered by the University of Liverpool and Genesys Legacy Project Ltd to support future life scientists and contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the UK.

Benefits

A maintenance stipend of £4,500 for three years of the recipient’s course.

Eligibility

You must meet all of the following criteria to be considered for a scholarship:

  • Be studying in Year 0 or Year 1 of a full-time undergraduate degree programme at the University of Liverpool.
  • Be studying a programme within the University of Liverpool School of Biosciences.
  • Come from a home where neither parent attended university in the UK or abroad. If one or more parent is currently studying for their first degree or graduated from their first degree within the last five years, you will be considered eligible under this criteria.
  • Have been assessed for fee status as a ‘home’ student, or expect to be assessed as a ‘home’ student.
  • Have a household income of less than £25,000 per annum.
  • Have made an application to Student Finance England.

Scholarship requirements

Disciplines

Biology

Locations

United Kingdom

Nationality

British

Study experience required

High school

Age

Unknown

Application

Application deadline

Not specified

The scholarship is competitive and you should attempt to complete your application to the very highest standard if you wish to be seriously considered. 

 

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