University of Surrey Undergraduate Financial Aid

University of Surrey describes its “Scholarships and bursaries” as support for undergraduate and postgraduate taught studies, delivered through bursaries and scholarships from the University of Surrey and external providers. The listed undergraduate options include tuition fee discounts (for example, the Vice-Chancellor’s Future Leaders Award) and other awards such as cash bursaries.

The undergraduate awards shown on the page apply to different student groups based on factors including fee status (Home/UK or Overseas), first-year student or year of study, nationality or country of domicile, and whether a student is self-funded. Some awards are restricted to Home (UK) students, while others are for International students.

The page provides no single selection process, criteria scoring system, stages, interviews, or ranking method that applies to the full “undergraduate financial aid” listing. Instead, it states that each named scholarship or bursary is based on its own listed basis (for example, “household income,” “care experienced,” or “academic results”).

For individual awards, it states specific award types such as “£7,500 off tuition fees” and “£3,000 annual bursary,” but it does not provide general post-award obligations for the whole listing.

• Study level: Undergraduate (for the awards shown under this study level)
• Student fee status: Home (UK) and/or Overseas, depending on the specific scholarship listed
• Some scholarships use: First-year student / Year of study
• Some scholarships use: Nationality or country of domicile
• Some scholarships use: Self-funded
• Some scholarships use: Household income
• Some scholarships are Home (UK) only (for example, Alan Parker Battersea Scholarship and Care Leaver and Estranged Student Bursary are shown with “StudentHome (UK)”)
• Some scholarships use: Care experienced
• Some scholarships use: Care leaver
• Some scholarships use: Estranged
• Some scholarships use: Asylum seeker status (Asylum Seeker Bursary is shown)
• Some scholarships use: Area of High Deprivation (IMD Quintile)
• Some scholarships use: BAME background
• Some scholarships use: Carer
• Some scholarships use: Disability
• Some scholarships use: Low Participation Neighbourhood (Polar Quintile)
• Some scholarships use: Mature learners
• Some scholarships use: Refugees and asylum seekers
• Some scholarships use: Young carer
• Some scholarships use: Gypsy, Roma or Irish Traveller community
• Some scholarships use: Programme of study
• Some scholarships use: Academic results

• Vice-Chancellor’s Future Leaders Award (undergraduate): £7,500 off tuition fees
• Alan Parker Battersea Scholarship (undergraduate): Up to £16,000
• Battersea Scholarship (undergraduate, shown as Home (UK)): Up to £16,000
• Asylum Seeker Bursary: Tuition fee waiver
• Care Leaver and Estranged Student Bursary (undergraduate): £3,000 annual bursary
• Fluor Scholarship (undergraduate, shown as Home (UK)): £12,000
• Forever Surrey Scholarship (undergraduate, Home (UK)): Up to £16,000
• Giles Baker Scholarship for Tonmeisters (undergraduate, Home (UK)): Up to £16,000
• International Excellence Award (undergraduate, International): £5,000 off tuition fees

1. The page content provided lists scholarships and bursaries but does not describe an application or selection procedure for applying to them.