Brunel Medical School International Scholarship

評選標準:

There are two parts to the selection process:

Step 1: Shortlisting for Scholarship Interview by BMS Admissions Committee

The BMS Admissions Committee will review the top-ranked candidates based on their Virtual Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) score and will consider for shortlisting those who have secured their place by paying the course deposit
In the event that there are applicants with equal MMI scores, comments by MMI Assessors, candidates' academic grades, personal statements and references may be considered in determining those who will be shortlisted
The Admissions Committee may moderate the shortlist to prioritise candidates with under-represented characteristics in the short-listing for scholarship interviews.

Step 2: Scholarship Interview

The scholarship interview will be held online and will involve a short presentation and discussion with the Interview Panel. Candidates will be assessed during the presentation discussion according to the following criteria:

(1) Aspiration to contribute to the School in alignment with the School's mission and vision

(2) Evidence of leadership experience

(3) Commitment to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion

(4) Aspiration to contribute to the medical profession after graduation in alignment with the School's mission and vision

(5) Organisation of thoughts and clarity of communication.

Application requirement details: contact the university

Study level you are applying for: Undergraduate

To be eligible for a Brunel Medical School International Scholarship an applicant must:

Apply for and fulfil the academic criteria for admission to the Brunel Medical MBBS programme.
Be in receipt of an offer to study on the full-time MBBS programme starting in September 2024 and have paid the deposit by the deadline, which is normally at the end of May 2024.
Applicants must meet all conditions of their offer by the time they are due to register at Brunel.
Must be classed as an overseas fee-paying student based on the UK regulations. Applicants who are unsure of their fee status should note Brunel uses the information they have provided in their application form to assess fee status against regulations set by the UK government. For information on these regulations please visit the independent organisation UKCISA's website
Brunel Medical School International Scholarships are open to students who need to undertake an English Language course at Brunel Language Centre (BLC) prior to starting the MBBS.