Leeds Beckett University Admissions 2025: Application Deadline, Eligibility & Fees

• Yeah, Leeds Beckett does offer scholarships for international students. When I applied, there was one based on academic performance—nothing super complicated. I got the International Postgraduate Scholarship, and the good part? It was applied automatically during the admission process. No extra forms or anything.
• The amount I received was £3,000 and it was just deducted from my tuition fee directly. A few of my batchmates got the same one and I think some received around £2,500 to £3,000, depending on when they applied or their grades.
• Most international students do get something if they meet the basic criteria. On average, I’d say the scholarships range from £1,000 to £3,000, but yeah, it can vary depending on your course and when you submit your application.
   

• Yes, I did receive a scholarship of 2.5 lacs and that was given to me because my academic record was excellent. My scores for English language in particular for 12th grade were great. Hence, 2.5 lacs of the total fee was waived for me. Eligibility criteria vary from student to student, but if one is academically eligible, they are more likely to receive this scholarship.
• Approx. 20000 students each year receive this scholarship and the typical amount varies between 1 lac and 5 lacs.

• I did receive an automatic scholarship of 3000 GBP being an international student, and did receive another one later for 1500 GBP for excellence in academics in my Bachelors degree.
• No, internationals did not receive any scholarships other than the international one ie. 3000 GBP one, but of course nationals do receive financial aid and student money from the UK government. I am not sure on this, but in order to get these scholarships, one has to be really sure about the university from the beginning filling out the applications for these scholarships.. as they usually start prior and has short deadline periods.

• There are no scholarships for my course. However there are other ways and courses for which you can get scholarships.
• I am unaware of them but you can easily find this information online. Or you can speak to staff from the university you're applying to and find more detailed information about scholarship programmes.
• As mentioned my course does not offer scholarships nor did any of my batchmates receive any sort of waivers. I am also not aware of other scholarship programmes and the exact details about them.

I chose Leeds Beckett because it has world-class sports facilities. And my experience at the university was amazing. I was able to develop academically and personally.

The reason for choosing this country was it is still closer to India in terms of travel time. Course structure is good and it really helped in my career. Got a job along with my course in my field.

Overall experience was great. I really recommend everyone to at least get one experience studying abroad as it will be a lifetime experience as well. You will learn so much about life in general, as you will be working with people from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds you will be learning so much about those different cultural and ethnic backgrounds as well. You will make new friends from all over the world. You will also get a new perspective about yourself about your life once you took this opportunity of studying abroad

I have received a scholarship from the university itself. It was Dean's scholarship if I remember it correctly. And it was for about 7000 GBP. My overall course fee was 10000 GBP and I had to pay 3000 GBP after getting the scholarship.

My admission was in pending with other universities due to a lack of LORs. but in LBU I got admission without LOR so I have chosen it.

3000 pounds scholarship(equivalently fee reduction from 14000 to 11000 pounds) for Indian students.

I liked thia University as it in tier 2 University. I was impressed by its world ranking (100-300) which was great in my budget. It has great footprint in world market.

I got the dean's scholarship which is £4000 per year.

The 2nd best university program in the country.

Yes, 3000. Didn't apply, was offered.