Overview
Scholarship type
Number of scholarships to award
Grant
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
At London Metropolitan University, we’re proud to support students from Canada and help make studying in London more affordable. Our Canada Bright Futures Scholarship provides eligible students with an automatic tuition fee reduction for each academic year of study. The total value will depend on when you start and the length of your course.
Benefits
You will receive a £5,000 reduction in tuition fees.
This award applies to the first year of study and automatically renews each academic year, subject to continued enrolment and international fee status. See below for the potential scholarship value for your whole studies.
1-year course: £5,000
2-year course: £10,000
3-year course: £15,000
4-year course: £20,000
Maximum value: Up to £20,000 in total for a 4-year course (£5,000 per academic year).
Eligibility
To be considered for the Canada Bright Futures Scholarship, you must:
- Be a new international fee-paying student.
- Starting an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at London Met in the current academic year (September, January and May entry).
- Hold Canadian citizenship (and upload evidence of a Canadian passport)
- Hold an offer for a full-time, full-degree programme delivered at one of our London campuses.
- Pay a deposit of £4,000 or more by the set deadline.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Locations
Nationality
Study experience required
Age
Application
Application deadline
No separate application is required.
If you meet the eligibility criteria, your tuition fee reduction will be automatically applied to your unconditional offer and CAS.
Scholarship eligibility based on citizenship must be supported by a valid passport. If you hold more than one citizenship, please provide a valid passport for each citizenship you would like us to consider. We will apply the highest-value scholarship for which you are eligible.
If you do not yet have the required passport, you will need to provide it before your CAS can be issued.