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University of Birmingham

Professor HO Thomas Scholarship

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Any
Disciplines
2000 GBP
Grant
United Kingdom
Location
Anytime
Application deadline

About

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Overview

Scholarship type

Merit based

Number of scholarships to award

Multiple

Grant

£2,000

Scholarship coverage

  • tuition fee reduction

Description

Professor H Oritsejolomi Thomas was a former medical student at the University of Birmingham and the first Nigerian to be admitted to the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He specialised in facial reconstructive & plastic surgery.

This award has been generously funded by his son Victor Awadagin Thomas, also an alumnus of the University of Birmingham, in his memory.

Benefits

An annual £2,000 scholarship for Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic undergraduate MBChB student who are eligible for Home fees.

Eligibility

Eligible students will meet the following conditions. The student who scores the highest points will receive the award. In the event of two or more students scoring the same number of points, the student who attended the least well performing school/college for A-levels will be awarded the scholarship.

  • Home student (student classified as ‘Home for Fees’ at the programme start date) – no points allocated.
  • Ethnicity – points allocated as follows based on the ethnicity categories provided at the time of registration.:

Black or Mixed (Black/Black British – Caribbean; Black/Black British – African; Other Black background, Mixed - White and Black Caribbean, Mixed - White and Black African, Other Mixed Background) – 5 points.

Other Asian and Minority Ethnic (Asian/Asian British – Indian; Asian/Asian British – Pakistan; Asian/Asian British – Bangladesh; Chinese; Other Asian background; Mixed – White and Asian; Arab) – 3 points.

  • Home POLAR 4 Quintile – Q1 = 10 points, Q2 = 8 points, Q3 = 6 points, Q4 = 2 points, Q5 = 1 point.
  • Contextual School (identified using the criteria described on the MBChB admissions webpage for identifying contextual applicants) – 5 points

Scholarship requirements

Disciplines

Any

Locations

United Kingdom

Nationality

2 nationalities

Study experience required

Bachelor

Age

Unknown

Application

Application deadline

Anytime

The successful candidate is automatically selected using admissions data and therefore there is no application process. The successful candidate will be notified in November/December in the year of entry.

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