Scholarships at Warwick

Could you help open doors to scholars who need financial assistance?

The Warwick Scholars' Programme (WSP) supports gifted and talented undergraduate scholars from disadvantaged backgrounds.

WSP’ scholars are amongst the most gifted students of their generation. They are the doctors, bankers, lawyers, professors and leaders of our future. By supporting the programme, you will help someone complete and excel in their degree, secure an internship, visit a museum, tutor a child at school, find a job, start a business, discover a cure. That’s what we call life changing.

What will your gift offer?

Scholars are identified through our regional and national educational outreach programmes, often in the most challenging schools, where aspirations are low and access to Higher Education is limited.

WSP scholars are UK nationals, and priority is given to scholars from backgrounds where the household income is less than £35,001 per annum. Typically our scholars come from backgrounds where household income is less than £25,000. Many are the first in the families to go to university.

A WSP Law Scholar, Faryaal Aziz, accepting a Student Social Mobility Award for her work with the upReach charity

My scholarship has completely shaped
my university experience for the better.
I have made dear friends, become part
of wonderful communities and learnt so
much about myself through volunteering.

I will continue to volunteer beyond
university and focus on schemes that
make a considerable impact on the lives
they help.

Betsy Brady
Third year, Chemistry

I wish to express my deepest gratitude
to my donor. The experiences I've
gained as a Warwick Scholar so far
have been truly life changing.

Not only has it exposed me to so
many new opportunities, it has also
given me the confidence to apply for things I would never have normally
considered.

Abdou Ndoye
First year, Law

I wouldn’t have had the privilege of
studying at a world-class institution like Warwick if not for my scholarship.

I’ve come to realise that I thrive best in a position that challenges me to continue growing, while aligning with my need to have a greater social purpose.

Iffah Adawiyah
Third year, Politics and Sociology

A scholarship can make a really big
difference to someone's life, and I'm
very grateful for mine.

Having a summer internship confirmed before even starting the year helped me
a lot. I was able to explore other careers
and focus on my studies, whilst still
having the opportunity to have valuable work experience in banking.

William Huynh
Second year, Philosophy, Politics and Economics