The Middlesex Masters Scholarship 2027 offers a 20% introductory tuition reduction on selected Arts and Creative Industries MA courses for 2027/28. Eligible Home and International students can receive the discount.
What the scholarship covers
The official scholarship terms cover selected courses in areas such as animation, audio, film, games, graphic design, digital media and virtual production. The award reduces tuition rather than paying living costs.
Applicants must meet the course’s academic and applicable visa requirements, accept an offer, enrol and begin an eligible programme in 2027/28. Both full-time and part-time study can qualify. The introductory award cannot be deferred.
How to apply
There is no separate application for this introductory scholarship. Eligible students receive it automatically. Start with the postgraduate application guidance, choose an eligible course and use the university’s Applicant Portal.
The admissions guidance calls for academic certificates and transcripts, a personal statement and references where applicable. Creative courses may require a portfolio or showreel. Check your specific course page for its requirements before preparing files.
Deadline and availability
No separate scholarship deadline is stated. Course places are subject to availability, and some programmes depend on final validation and minimum cohort numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Can Middlesex graduates receive a further discount?
Eligible alumni may qualify for an additional postgraduate discount under separate terms. The standard introductory benefit described here is 20%.
What if the discount is missing from the fee record?
The scholarship terms direct eligible students to the Student Fees and Finance Team through UniHelp.
What should I check when comparing courses?
Look at the remaining tuition cost, living expenses, course content and entry requirements together. A fee reduction is most useful when the programme also fits your study and career plans.
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