Skip to main content

Forever Surrey Scholarship

Share:WhatsAppTelegram

Amount

Covers tuition

Country

United Kingdom

Level

Bachelor's

Deadline

Usually closes around October estimated

How to apply

You apply on the official website. ScholarPal doesn't take applications.

  1. Check that you can apply: who the award is for and which level of study it covers.
  2. Prepare what the official page asks for. This is often a transcript, a passport or ID, and a CV or personal statement.
  3. On the official website, find the Apply or Application link and follow the steps there.

When: Usually closes around October

About this scholarship

Apply for the Forever Surrey Scholarship - up to £16,000 for UK undergraduates from widening participation backgrounds.

More

Some of these cookies are necessary and are used to help make our site work. These cookies enable essential website functions and ensure the site operates properly. They do not store personally identifiable information. While you can disable them in your browser settings, some features may not function correctly. These cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our website by collecting anonymous usage data. We use this information to improve website performance and enhance your experience. These cookies allow us to customise the content you see based on your activity, such as the courses you view, applications you make, or your location. This helps us provide a more relevant and tailored experience when using our site. These cookies deliver personalised ads based on y

Who can apply

  • You must live in: United Kingdom
  • UK home fee status neededOnly for students who qualify for UK home fees, which usually means living in the UK with settled or pre-settled status, or British or Irish citizenship. Students applying from abroad pay overseas fees and cannot hold this award.

What it takes to get there

Student visa

  • Money you must show: about £1,171 a month (£1,529 in London). official source

    You must show it for 9 months.

    This award does not say it covers living costs. You must show this money yourself.

    A scholarship or sponsor letter can count as proof.

  • Visa fee: £558. official source
  • Health charge: £776 a year. official source
  • Decision: about 3 weeks. official source
  • From Gaza: the government says it will try to help eligible students leave. The scholarship must cover both course fees and living costs. The government says leaving cannot be guaranteed. This award does not say it covers living costs. So it may not qualify for this support. official source
  • Work after you graduate: yes. official source

Visa facts checked on 2026-09-27.

Rules change, so check the official page before you pay or book.

Compare visa costs in other countries →

Create a free account to save this scholarship and track your application.

From the provider

Show details from the official page

Necessary Necessary These cookies enable essential website functions and ensure the site operates properly. They do not store personally identifiable information. While you can disable them in your browser settings, some features may not function correctly. Analytics Analytics These cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our website by collecting anonymous usage data. We use this information to improve website performance and enhance your experience. Personalisation Personalisation These cookies allow us to customise the content you see based on your activity, such as the courses you view, applications you make, or your location. This helps us provide a more relevant and tailored experience when using our site. Marketing Marketing These cookies deliver personalised ads based on your browsing activity and help us measure the effectiveness of our advertising campaigns. Leave a gift in your will Visit Visit home Alumni Jobs Staff Students Open days Our campus Our location Accessibility information Campus tours Events How to get here Search Search the University of Surrey website (required) Submit See all search results Forever Surrey Scholarship Providing £4,000 per academic year for up to three years of study, with an additional £4,000 given should a Professional Training Year be taken, for one undergraduate student who meets widening participation criteria. About Eligibility Apply Contact About Key information Key information about the scholarship Study level Undergraduate Student Home (UK) Based on Area of High Deprivation (IMD Quintile), BAME background, Care experienced, Care leaver, Carer, Disability, Estranged, First-year student / Year of study, Low Participation Neighbourhood (Polar Quintile), Mature learners, Refugees and asylum seekers, Young carer Amount Up to £16,000 The Forever Surrey Scholarship will support one undergraduate student with their studies at the University of Surrey by providing £12,000 (£4,000 per academic year for up to three years of study). An additional £4,000 will be given should a Professional Training Year be taken. The terms of the scholarship listed above are at the discretion of the donor and may be subject to change before awarding. Eligibility criteria To apply for this scholarship, the applicant must: Be a home/UK student. Be a first-year student studying any Undergraduate degree at the University of Surrey, beginning September 2026 (please note that any students who will be in a Foundation Year during 2026/27 are not eligible). Meet at least one of the following Widening Participation (WP) criteria as listed below: Students from Low Participation Neighbourhoods (LPNs, defined as POLAR4 Quintiles 1 and 2 by OfS* Students from an area of high deprivation (Index of Multiple Deprivation, IMD) Quintiles 1 and 2* Students from a low-income family (eligible for Free School Meals in last six years) Care leavers and students in local authority care From families where parents/carers are in non-professional households (NS-SEC groups 4-8) From families with no parental history of HE participation Students classified as having a disability Young carers Mature learners Refugees and asylum seekers Students estranged from their families Students who have a parent/carer who has served in the armed forces or reserves Students from Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic backgrounds Students from Gypsy, Roma or Irish Traveller (GRT) communities Students who identify as a New Traveller, Boater, Bargee or Showperson. *You can check to see if your postcode is in an

Text copied from the provider's official page

Report a problem with this award
What is wrong?

Similar scholarships

Know an opportunity we are missing? Tell us about it