Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Applied Cyber Security including Foundation Year

The University of South Wales offers the Chancellor's International Development Scholarship to support undergraduate and postgraduate students from specified international regions. This scholarship provides a £2,500 discount on tuition fees and is awarded automatically to eligible students. There is no need to complete a separate application form; you will be considered for the award when you apply for your course. Scholarship Value The scholarship provides a £2,500 reduction in your tuition fees for your first year of study. There is also an opportunity to increase this award. Students who are eligible for the £2,500 scholarship will receive an increased scholarship of £3,000 if they receive their Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) by the 31st of May. How to Apply You will be automatically considered for this scholarship when you make your application to the University of South Wales. You do not need to submit a separate scholarship application. If you are successful, you will receive confirmation of your scholarship award along with your offer letter. Eligible Regions To be eligible for this scholarship, you must be a student from one of the following regions: • Africa • Latin America • South Asia • South East Asia • Central Asia and Turkey • Caribbean • Lebanon • Bahrain • Norway • Albania Eligibility and Exclusions This scholarship is available for international students enrolling in eligible undergraduate and postgraduate courses for the February 2026 intakes. The following students are not eligible for this award: • Sponsored students. • Students studying a placement year. • Students enrolled in English language programmes. • Students on Higher National Diploma (HND) or Foundation Degree courses. Important Notes • This scholarship replaces the standard undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships offered by the university. • The scholarship may be withdrawn if the conditions of the award are not adhered to throughout your studies.