Black Engineers scholarship

About this scholarship

Recent Engineering UK data shows that 61.9% of white engineering and technology graduates were working in the engineering sector within 6 months of graduation compared to only 41.6% of black engineering and technology graduates. This scholarship is a positive action specifically targeted at increasing participation by black students in the engineering workforce after graduation.

TEDI-London has scholarships of up to 100% of your course fees for talented students with a combination of aptitude, attitude and ability.

Scholarships are awarded following an application process.

Eligibility criteria

To apply you’ll need to self-identify as being a black student, with a Home fee status, holding an offer to study at TEDI-London. You will also need to be self-funding your studies or in receipt of a student loan.

How much could I be awarded?

Awards are made at 25%, 50% or 100% of your annual tuition fee and are per year of study (3 years BEng, 4 years MEng).

Scholarships for part-time students will be awarded pro-rata (50% of the full time equivalent each year).

How much you are awarded is set by the Scholarships Committee at TEDI-London – they are looking for evidence that candidates are truly engaged as future engineers, and for carefully considered submissions that demonstrate innovation and creativity.

Applicants who do not quite meet the threshold to qualify for a 25% award may be offered an award of a lesser amount at the discretion of the Scholarships Committee.

How to apply

You’ll need to provide a  500-word blog answering:

Why is right to repair such an important theme for engineers working to achieve the UN Sustainable Development goals?

It is advisable to apply as soon as possible as demand for these scholarships is high. If you are an offer holder and want to request a scholarship application form please email admissions@tedi-london.ac.uk

Things to note

Students may only be in receipt of one TEDI-London scholarship at any time during their studies.

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