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Brunel Medical School (BMS) is pleased to offer 3 prestigious scholarships for International students. The scholarship scheme is for overseas fee-paying applicants only and the awards will be based on merit.

Award details

Value: Each scholarship has a total value of a 15% fee discount off the annual tuition fee across the duration of the 5-year course, (for example, the tuition fee will be reduced by 15%  in year 1, 15% of the year 2 tuition fee, etc) subject to satisfactory progression. The scholarship award will be deducted from the annual tuition fee only; it will not be awarded as a cash payment.

1.1 Selection process:

There are two parts to the selection process: 

Step 1: Shortlisting for Scholarship Interview by BMS Admissions Committee

• The BMS Admissions Committee will review the top-ranked candidates based on their Virtual Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) score and will consider for shortlisting those who have secured their place by paying the course deposit;
• In the event that there are applicants with equal MMI scores, comments by MMI Assessors, candidates’ academic grades, personal statements and references may be considered in determining those who will be shortlisted;
• The Admissions Committee may moderate the shortlist to prioritise candidates with under-represented characteristics in the short-listing for scholarship interviews.

Step 2: Scholarship Interview

• The scholarship interview will be held online and will involve a short presentation and discussion with the Interview Panel. Candidates will be assessed during the presentation discussion according to the following criteria:

(1) Aspiration to contribute to the School in alignment with the School's mission and vision 

(2) Evidence of leadership experience

(3) Commitment to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion

(4) Aspiration to contribute to the medical profession after graduation in alignment with the School’s mission and vision

(5) Organisation of thoughts and clarity of communication.

1.2 Interview Panel: The Interview Panel will include a minimum of three Panellists, to include the Chair, at least one clinician and one impartial person (the impartial party will not be a member of 小湿妹视频 staff, will not be trained, qualified, or experienced in Medicine, but will likely have a background in education). The Panel will be chaired by the BMS Academic Head of Admissions.

1.3 Award schedule: The scholarships will be awarded after the interviews: 30 June 2024. Awards will be finalised once all offer conditions have been met, this is typically end of August, early September.

1.4 Medical School expectations from scholarship holders: Scholarship holders will be expected to represent the Brunel Medical School throughout their time at the University and to participate occasionally in various activities to help promote the School. This might include hosting tours of the campus and its facilities, providing support at Open Days, participating in social media, videos/photography and other marketing activity as required. Our scholarship holders are expected to be engaged in the organisation of student social activities.

1.5 Data: Data pertaining to bursary/scholarship holders such as: progression rates, degree attainment, degree completion, and graduate outcomes may also be analysed in order to understand the effectiveness of bursaries and scholarships. This data may also be linked to other data already held by the University for the purpose of better understanding the impact of bursaries and scholarships.

Eligibility

2.1 To be eligible for a Brunel Medical School International Scholarship an applicant must:

• Apply for and fulfil the academic criteria for admission to the Brunel Medical MBBS programme.
• Be in receipt of an offer to study on the full-time MBBS programme starting in September 2024 and have paid the deposit by the deadline, which is normally at the end of May 2024.
• Applicants must meet all conditions of their offer by the time they are due to register at Brunel.
• Must be classed as an overseas fee-paying student based on the UK regulations. Applicants who are unsure of their fee status should note Brunel uses the information they have provided in their application form to assess fee status against regulations set by the UK government. For information on these regulations please visit the independent organisation
• Brunel Medical School International Scholarships are open to students who need to undertake an English Language course at Brunel Language Centre (BLC) prior to starting the MBBS.

2.2 Those not eligible for these scholarships:

• Applicants NOT classed as overseas for fees purposes based on the regulations, or those with an unresolved fee status.
• Applicants sponsored by their home governments.
• Applicants who will NOT commence their course in September 2024.
• Brunel graduates awarded the 15% Graduate Discount applied to the net tuition fee.

The Brunel Medical School Admissions team will be responsible for reviewing the eligibility of students.

Allocation

3.1 Applicants who meet the eligibility criteria at the time of allocation will be considered for scholarships using the information provided at the time of their course application only and cannot be considered should their circumstances change during the course of their studies. Scholarships cannot be backdated. 

3.2  Applicants will be shortlisted on the basis of their MMI score. Shortlisted applicants will then be assessed using the criteria described above under Step 2.

3.3 In the event that there are applicants with equal MMI scores, comments by MMI assessors, applicants’ academic grades, personal statement and references may be considered in determining who will be shortlisted.

3.4 Scholarships will be awarded by the Admissions Committee and all decisions are final.

3.5 The University will not accept any appeals in respect of the decisions made by the Admissions Committee.

3.6 Scholarships will be officially awarded once all conditions have been met. The Brunel Medical School will contact successful applicants by 15 September 2024.

Conditions of fee discount

4.1 Scholarships are awarded for September 2024/25 entry only and cannot be deferred to later months or years of entry. Course applicants who intend to defer their studies must re-apply for a scholarship in the year they will begin their studies.

4.2 Scholarship recipients will be responsible for paying the remainder of their tuition fees after the scholarship contribution is deducted from the total fees for each academic year.

4.3 The scholarship does not replace the deposit of £10,000. All scholarship recipients will need to pay the £10,000 deposit for their course in order to receive an unconditional offer and a Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS). The amount of their scholarship will be deducted from the remaining fees.

4.4 The fee discount will only be made providing the student is fully enrolled at the University on the Brunel Medical MBBS programme, which includes having had their qualifications and other documentation verified and checked, and then completing the University enrolment procedures. This includes holding the correct visa to study.

4.5 Payment in subsequent years will only be made providing the student progresses to the next level of study [scholarship payments will not be made during a repeating year until the student has satisfactorily progressed to the next level].

4.6 Scholarship holders are expected to perform well in their studies, and to uphold a high level of professionalism and integrity. Scholarships may be withdrawn if students fail to meet the above expectations. If a scholarships needs to be withdrawn, the School will contact the Funding Team at the end of the academic year i.e. end of July.

4.7 Brunel fee discount conditions:

1) Holders of the BMS International Scholarship cannot be awarded the 10% Brunel Family Discount applied to net tuition fee.

2) Those who are eligible for the 15% Graduate Discount applied to the net tuition fee cannot be awarded the BMS International Scholarship.

3) Holders of the BMS International Scholarship can receive the 2% Early Payment Discount applied to the net tuition fee.

Further information about tuition fee discounts can be found in the

Discounts will be deducted from the tuition fees remaining after the scholarship discount has been applied at enrolment.

4.8 Where a scholarship award spans more than one year, students will be advised in writing in September to confirm ongoing eligibility to receive their scholarship award.

4.9 Scholarship recipients who have already paid the full course fees can visit the Student Centre to request a refund of any overpayment, once they have met all conditions of their offer and enrolled onto their main course in person.

4.10 Scholarship awardees will not be entitled to any cash equivalent.

Withdrawal of a scholarship

5.1 Academic performance: The scholarship is subject to satisfactory academic progress.

5.2 Professional behaviour: All scholarship students are expected to adhere to all Brunel rules and regulations over the duration of study. The University reserves the right to terminate a scholarship award if a student’s behaviour does not meet the professional standards required of a Brunel medical student in accordance with the . The University’s regulations on misconduct apply to all students registered with the University or registered for a qualification offered by the University. 

5.3 Misleading information: The University reserves the right to withdraw a scholarship from anyone who is found to have misled the University about any aspect of their eligibility and to seek repayment of any monies already paid by appropriate means.

5.4 Changing course: If a student transfers to a course outside the Brunel Medical School MBBS, the scholarship will be withdrawn.

5.5 Amendment of Fee Discounts: Fee discounts are applied at the start of the academic year as part/all of a scholarship entitlement and will not be amended once the fee discount has been processed. Any tuition fee liability remaining after fee discounts are applied would therefore be calculated in accordance with the

5.6 Abeyance/ Temporary Withdrawal: The tuition fee is reduced in line with the Scholarship fee discount in each year of the course. A student who takes a period of temporary withdrawal (abeyance) and who is in receipt of a scholarship award would lose the benefit of the scholarship whilst in abeyance. The scholarship will normally be reinstated on return to the course.

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5.8 Repeat/Extended 小湿妹视频: Repeat periods of study, and periods of temporary withdrawal that result in extended periods of study, are not supported by additional scholarship payments. Scholarship entitlement is for the maximum duration of each award and entitlement is not extended if overall course duration alters.

5.9 Withdrawal from 小湿妹视频: A student who withdraws from the programme for any reason prior to completion, and who is in receipt of a scholarship, will not be asked to repay any part of the scholarship. Entitlement to all future scholarship benefit and/or adjustments will cease at the time a student withdraws.

Any queries relating to these terms and conditions should be addressed to medicine.admissions@brunel.ac.uk

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Updated 20 September 2023.