Business of Technology Scholarship
This scholarship is supported by Stephen Garden.
The objectives of the scholarship programme are to:
- encourage students to think big and explore the business of technology
- focus on the business of technology, over aspects of technology such as coding
- encourage students to consider starting technology ventures to help the UK become more of a global tech leader.
Is this fund for you?
You need to be an undergraduate student studying a business course offered within the School of Business and Law. You need to be entering your third year of study in October 2023 at the University of Brighton. See the full terms and conditions.
You will need to have completed one of the following modules during your second year: E-commerce, Big Data and Business Intelligence, Creativity in Enterprise, Design and Innovation and/or Managing Information Systems.
What does it provide?
£3,000 in your 3rd year of study.
How many scholarships are available?
Two scholarships are available in 2023/24 academic year.
When and how can I apply?
Applicants will be asked to provide a short statement on what their vision is for the business of technology. What aspirations do they have to build their career in this field and how will the scholarship aid them in achieving these goals?
Applications will open in November 2023. Applicants will need to complete an online application. If you need any support in completing your application please contact your Personal Academic Tutor or Student Support and Guidance Tutors. Awards will be made in January 2024.
Law Progression Scholarships
This scholarship is supported by Family Law Partners
Is this fund for you?
You need to be enrolled to study an undergraduate law course at the University of Brighton starting in October 2022. You also need to be a full-time Home/UK undergraduate student in receipt of a full student finance package, a University of Brighton Bursary, Care Leaver’s Bursary or Estranged Student Bursary. See the full terms and conditions (pdf).
What does it provide?
£2,000 a year for three years of undergraduate study at the University of Brighton. Plus mentoring opportunities with Family Law Partners.
How many scholarships are available?
Family Law Partners are currently funding two scholarships a year.
When and how can I apply?
Applications are now open and will close Midnight 29 January 2024. Applicants will need to complete an online application. If you need any support in completing your application please contact your Personal Academic Tutor or Student Support and Guidance Tutors. Awards will be made in February 2024.
Law Progression Scholars
During the first year of my degree course, I have gained so many skills, and what I think was most valuable to me was my work experience with Family Law Partners. To people thinking of applying I would say, absolutely go for it - there is nothing to lose and so much to gain.
Alana Frawley, Law with Business LLB(Hons), second year.
Current Law Progression Scholars Loren May Waddon (left) and Alana Frawley (right), with Robert Williams (left) and Alan Larkin (right) from Family Law Partners