Scholarships for International Students

The figures above are based on the saving applicants for the Chancellor’s Spring and Fall 2020 scholarship entry only and may be subject to change in future intakes.

* /  ** Both the Chancellor’s Scholarship and Presidential Plus Scholarship are based on country of residence and/or nationality and available for 2019 entry ONLY.

***Continuation of the Chancellor’s Scholarship after the first year is conditional on the student achieving a cumulative GPA of at least 3.4 from the previous academic year, remaining in good standing and making a positive contribution to University life.

****Continuation of the Presidential Scholarship after the first year is conditional on the student achieving a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 from the previous academic year, remaining in good standing and making a positive contribution to University life.

Please note, the above scholarship are not applicable to RIASA programmes: BA International Sports Management with Football (Leeds) and BA International Sports Management with Football (London).

The Sean Steadman Art Scholarship

This is one scholarship available to applicants commencing study at Richmond from Fall 2019 from any of the four programmes below, with a minimum 3.0 CGPA.

In addition, all applicants for this scholarship should send a submission of 500-1000 words on ‘How the degree programme you are applying for will help you reach your career objectives’, before Friday 16 August 2019. The total sum amount of USD $1000 will be deducted from tuition fees and can be used in conjunction with SFE funding.

• BA Art History & Visual Culture
• BA Film & Photography
• MA Art History & Visual Culture
• MA Visual Arts Management & Curating

Please send us your submission with your application and entitle the document “The Sean Steadman Scholarship”. If you have already applied then please send us your submission via email to: admissions@richmond.ac.uk

Sean Steadman was a student at Richmond, graduating in 2014 with a BA in Art & Design and a year later with a postgraduate qualification in Art History & Visual Culture.

Since his graduation from Richmond, Sean has been teaching art history in China as well as being an artist.

“I feel that I benefitted so much from studying art at Richmond, it was such an incredibly rewarding experience. Having graduated, I started a non-profit organisation, The Steadman Foundation, to educate, influence and support the creativity of artists and art enthusiasts around the world. It’s a cause very close to my heart as so many art programmes have disappeared, along with funding for them, and I’d like to do what I can to support young artists. That’s why I’m offering a $1,000 scholarship to any international student at Richmond studying art at either undergraduate or postgraduate level. I’d like future students at Richmond to know that alumni do come back to support in many ways.” – Sean Steadman