Study Abroad: Cambridge Offers Scholarships Exclusively for Brazilians in Undergraduate Courses

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Published on 02/10/2024 at 10:56

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University of Cambridge Is Offering New Scholarships for Various Courses. This Is a Unique Opportunity for Those Who Wish to Study Abroad. Find Out How to Apply!

The famous University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom, has announced the opening of applications for its traditional scholarship program focused on international students, including Brazilians. To compete for the Cambridge Trust Scholarship and study abroad, it is necessary to apply and be accepted into the desired undergraduate course. The scholarships are valid for all courses.

Scholarships to Study Abroad

The Cambridge Trust program offers scholarships ranging from €10,000 to €15,000, equivalent to R$ 69,000 to R$ 103,000, respectively, per year, until full tuition payment for the entire duration of the course. Applications for studying abroad can be submitted until October 15.

The scholarships from the Carlos and Gabriela Rodriguez-Pastor Scholarship at Cambridge, available only to candidates from Latin America, cover full tuition for the entire duration of the course and an annual amount for university maintenance.

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How to Search for Courses to Study Abroad?

On the UCAS search page, it is possible to search for the intended course. The tool assists those who already know they want to study abroad but are unsure where to apply. Just select the level of study and the academic term, or search by region of England, for example.

It is also possible to search by country that makes up the United Kingdom. A page with the institutions selected by the chosen filter will be displayed, and to know the details, just click on the university of interest or select the option that connects to a chat with students from the institution.

To apply through the platform, international students, like Brazilians, in addition to entering personal data, will need to provide documents such as academic transcripts, high school completion certificate, proficiency exam results, and a motivation letter. It is possible to apply for up to five courses at once.

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Requirements to Apply and Gain Access to Scholarships

When applying through UCAS, the student does not necessarily have to submit all the documents required by the University of Cambridge; in some cases, these documents may only be requested in a second phase. The university may also conduct interviews with applicants.

The application requirements for scholarships to study abroad vary for each course. Generally, it is necessary to demonstrate completion of high school with good grades and to show proficiency in English through exams such as IELTS or TOEFL. Letters of recommendation and a motivation letter are also typically required. It may also be necessary to submit exam scores.

After submitting the application, it is necessary to track the progress through the account created on UCAS. The system always notifies when there is an update. More information about the application process can be found on the University of Cambridge’s website.

Study Abroad: Cambridge Offers Scholarships Exclusively for Brazilians in Undergraduate Courses

University of Cambridge Is Offering New Scholarships for Various Courses. This Is a Unique Opportunity for Those Who Wish to Study Abroad. Find Out How to Apply!

Scholarships to Study Abroad

How to Search for Courses to Study Abroad?

Requirements to Apply and Gain Access to Scholarships

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University of Cambridge Is Offering New Scholarships for Various Courses. This Is a Unique Opportunity for Those Who Wish to Study Abroad. Find Out How to Apply!

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How to Search for Courses to Study Abroad?

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