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University of Westminster’s Disaster Regeneration Scholarships

Disaster-struck students, take note! Full scholarships for a UK Master's, including expenses, await at University of Westminster.

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Sheriff Adeniyi

NGabroad Editorial Team

October 8, 2025·2 min read
University of Westminster’s Disaster Regeneration Scholarships

University of Westminster

Provider: New Zealand Development Scholarships

Deadline: 3rd May 2016

Level: Post graduate Student

Value: Tuition fees and other fees

The University of Westminster, United Kingdom (UK), is offering scholarship to students in developing countries that have recently been struck by a natural or man-made disaster. The scholarship makes provision for full tuition fee award, accommodation, living expenses and flight expenses to and from London.

The deadline of application for the scholarship is May 3, 2016.

The scholarship is exclusive to any full time Master’s Degree Programme available at the university except Master of Business Administration (MBA). Interested applicant must be a student from a disaster struck developing country or region and hold an offer for a full time master’s degree at the university which must be equivalent to a UK first class honours degree.

It is important for an interested applicant to only apply for scholarship once he has applied for admission and has successfully been offered a place on the course he wishes to study.

Please click on the link below to access the application form and for more information on the scholarship. Good luck!

Scholarship Website (https://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/prospective-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships/postgraduate-scholarships/disaster-regeneration-scholarship)

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