City Star Scholarship

City Star Scholarship is offered by the CITY, University of London to international students. City Star Scholarship is available for students from all countries who want to study Masters Degree in the UK at the CITY, University of London. Every year, the university selects a certain number of candidates from all the received applications and offers them scholarships based on their academic profiles. The maximum scholarship that a student can receive is GBP 7283 at CITY, University of London. The fee needs to be paid in full, the scholarship amount will be given to students once they start their study program. Participating Programmes: City Star Scholarship is available for the Masters Degree. We have listed below the Masters Degree Programmes of CITY, University of London that are eligible for the scholarship: • MSc Civil Engineering Structures,MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering,MSc in Construction Management,MSc in Energy and Environmental Technology and Economics,MSc in Maritime Operations and Management etc as given below.

The City Star Scholarship will take the form of a fee waiver applied against the last payable instalment in any academic year. The level of scholarship is determined by the degree classification obtained by the student in their undergraduate programme of study. The scholarship is only open to engineering undergraduate students from City, University of London taking one of the following master’s engineering programme at City, University of London: MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering MSc Civil Engineering Structures MSc Construction Management MSc Energy & Environmental Technology & Economics MSc Maritime Operations & Management MSc Project Management, Finance & Risk MSc Renewable Energy & Power Systems Management MSc Temporary Works and Construction Method Engineering MSc Air Safety Management MSc Air Transport Management MSc Aircraft Maintenance Management MSc Airport Management MSc Robotics, AI and Autonomous Systems.

If you accept a place on any of our engineering master's degrees, you will be awarded a scholarship according to the degree classification you attain in your undergraduate degree: First Class Honours: you will receive a scholarship equal to 35% of your fees Upper-second Class Honours: you will receive a scholarship equal to 30% of your fees Lower-second Class Honours: you will receive a scholarship equal to 25% of your fees.

Students will be auto-considered for this scholarship when they apply for the courses on which this scholarship is applicable. No separate application is needed.