This award is made to eligible overseas fee-paying offer-holders for the campus-based MSc Artificial Intelligence and MSc Advanced Machine Learning courses
About the Department of Computer Science Scholarship
The Department of Computer Science Scholarship is worth £5,000 and is available for overseas fee-paying students permanently domiciled in selected countries who have an outstanding academic record. This award aims to reward students who can demonstrate a background of achievement and success
The award is only available for the full-time campus-based MSc Artificial Intelligence and MSc Advanced Machine Learning courses and can only be used as a fee waiver towards the cost of tuition fees
Eligbility criteria
You will automatically be considered for the award and do not need to submit an additional application
To be eligible for the award, you must:
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hold an offer from the University of Bath for either the full-time, campus-based MSc Artificial Intelligence course or the MSc Advanced Machine Learning course starting in 2025
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be permanently domiciled in one of the countries listed below and be a graduate or studying your degree at a university in the same country. You must have studied the whole of your degree in the country:
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Bangladesh
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Cambodia
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Canada
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Chile
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China
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Colombia
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France
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India
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Indonesia
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Italy
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Kenya
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Malaysia
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Mexico
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Nepal
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Pakistan
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Philippines
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Saudi Arabia
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Sri Lanka
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Turkey
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United Arab Emirates
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United States of America
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Vietnam
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have overseas fee status
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have a final degree or current grade/GPA equivalent to a UK high 2:2 degree
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have not previously studied at the University of Bath
No additional scholarship application is required. If you meet the eligibility and award criteria, the scholarship will be applied as a tuition fee discount
Recipients of the Department of Computer Science Scholarship can also apply for other University of Bath scholarships available for 2025/26 entry. Eligible offer-holders will also be considered for a Bath Merit Scholarship award