Eligibility
The scholarships are being funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and Office for Artificial Intelligence (OAI) and have been awarded to the University of Hull by the Office for Students (OfS).
The eligibility criteria detailed below, which are a requirement of the funding award and have been determined by the Government/Office for Students. The criteria have not been determined by the University of Hull.
To be eligible for scholarship funding, students must meet the UK Government nationality or residency status criteria:
- UK national or Irish citizen or have settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme or indefinite leave to remain.
- You normally live in England.
- You’ve been living in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man for 3 years in a row before the first day of the first academic year of your course
Or:
- Are a refugee (including family members)
- Have humanitarian protection (including family members)
- Are a stateless person (including family members)
Further information regarding the national/residency status criteria can be found here.
Scholarships are open to all applicants who meet the nationality/residency criteria above and one or more of the following criteria, with priority given to the first four groups:
- Women
- Black students
- Students registered disabled
- Students from low socio-economic backgrounds
- Care experienced or care leaving students.
- Estranged students
- Gypsy, Roma and Traveller students
- Refugees
- Children from military families
- Veterans and partners of military personnel
In order to be eligible you will need to have received an offer from the University of Hull’s admissions team.
All successful candidates will be required to provide documentary evidence to support their application. All decisions of the awarding panel are final and feedback will not be provided due to the volume of applications.
Find out more
Questions about this award? Email DAIMenquiries@hull.ac.uk.