The Anthony V Martin Foundation Scholarship
Secure £5,000/year for UK undergraduates with financial need but are commited to animal welfare.
The Anthony V Martin Foundation Scholarship is designed to support students who may face financial barriers to higher education and who can demonstrate a commitment to animal welfare.
Two scholarships of £5,000 per year for two years are available to students applying to start an eligible two-year undergraduate degree at the University of Buckingham in January 2027.
Criteria and eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates need to:
- Be a UK national.
- Demonstrate financial need or personal circumstances that may make access to higher education more challenging.
- Submit an independent statement of up to 500 words outlining their involvement with, and commitment to, animal welfare.
Matched courses
To qualify for the scholarship, an application to one of the programmes listed below is required.
- Accounting, Finance and AI for Sustainable Futures BSc (Hons), (2 years)
- Business Economics BSc (Econ) (Hons), (2 years)
- Computing (Artificial Intelligence and Robotics) BSc (Hons), (2 years)
- Computing (Cyber Security) BSc (Hons), (2 years)
- Computing BSc (Hons), (2 years)
- Content Creation, Digital Media and Journalism BA (Hons), (2 years)
- Economics (Single) BSc (Econ) (Hons), (2 years)
- English Literature with Creative Writing BA (Hons), (2 years)
- History BA (Hons), (2 years)
- History with Economics BA (Hons), (2 years)
- History with English Literature BA (Hons), (2 years)
- History with Politics BA (Hons), (2 years)
- International Relations (Single Honours) BA (Hons), (2 years)
- Law LLB (Hons), (2 years)
- Psychology BSc (Hons), (2 years)
- Security, Intelligence and Cyber BA (Hons), (2 years)
How to apply
Reminder: You need an application ID to submit an application for this scholarship, which you receive after submitting your application to one of our courses. Ensure your course application is submitted before applying for our funded scholarships.
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January 2027
Scholarship applications for this intake need to be submitted before Monday 9 November 2026