Swansea University Nepal Bursary

There will be a progression Bursary of £2,000 in subsequent years, which will be applied as a discount off tuition fees.

Eligibility

1. You must be classified as an overseas student for fee purposes. If your fee status changes at any point, the bursary will be withdrawn.

2. You must be fully self-funding your studies.

3. The Nepal Bursary can only be received once, at the start of a full time degree programme at Swansea University.

4. Your Ordinary Residence must be in Nepal. Your Ordinary Residence is the country where you have been domiciled for the last 5 years and excludes countries in which you reside purely for the purpose of studying.

5. You must be enrolling on to a full-time taught course at Swansea University in the academic year 2025/26.

6. The following types of programmes are eligible for the Nepal Bursary: BA, BEng, BSc, LLB, MA, MEng, MBA, MSc, PGCE and LLM, MPharm, MBBCH.

7. The following types of programme are NOT eligible for the Nepal Bursary bursary: PhD, MPhil, MRes, Masters by Research (not the same as MRes) and professional courses. Students studying for a Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma will also not be eligible for this award.

8. If your course fees are lower than £16,000 per year, you are not eligible for the Nepal Bursary.

9. The Nepal Bursary of £6,000 will be applied as a discount off tuition fees for the first year of study.

10. For Undergraduate students, there will be a progression Bursary of £2,000 in subsequent years, this will be applied as a discount off tuition fees. This will only be applied if you successfully pass and progress to the subsequent year. Students retaking a year will not receive the Nepal tuition fee discount, but the Tuition fee discount of £2,000 will be applied again on successful progression.