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The University of East Anglia Music Centre provides scholarship to music-oriented students who demonstrate exceptional music achievement and commitment. The UEA Music Centre offers financial support to qualified voice and instrument musicians to pursue bachelor’s and postgraduate programs in any field.
It aims to encourage recipients to develop their music and leadership skills and use them to make a significant impact on music at the University of East Anglia. The awards are for one year, but if the holder wishes to continue and can demonstrate to the Director of Music that they have made significant contributions during that year, they are welcome to re-audition for the next year and the award may be renewed.
The University of East Anglia is a higher institution established in 1960 for biological sciences and English students. After its expansion, the university gained official status in 1963. This public institution’s campus is in Norwich, Norfolk, United Kingdom.
Tuition Fees
Students pursuing postgraduate studies at the University of East Anglia are typically required to pay tuition fees ranging from £15,560 to £21,700 for a full academic year.
Eligibility Criteria
- Candidate must apply to an undergraduate or postgraduate program
- Applicant must have a certificate for the previous level of study
- Applicant should be a foreigner
- You should not be the recipient of any other scholarship.
Benefits of Scholarship
Candidates selected to participate in this program at the University of East Anglia will be entitled to £800. The partially funded award will be provided in cash sum.
Application Procedure
- Applicants should visit the website.
- Secure admission to an undergraduate or graduate program
- For the scholarship, you will need to submit an application online or in hard copy
- The application should contain details of applicants’ past music activities
- If selected, you will be invited for an interview
Deadline/Expiration: October 2, 2025
