Geoffrey Kneebone Scholarship 2027
Royal Holloway, University of London
Mathematics
- Location
- Egham, United Kingdom
- Funding
- Tuition Fee Reduction; £10,000
- Application deadline
About the project
Two scholarships are available for new undergraduate students with Home or International fee status.
The scholarship is offered as a £10,000 tuition fee reduction, paid over three years (£4,000 in Year 1, £3,000 in Years 2 and 3).
Students on a four-year undergraduate degree who spend their third year on a placement will not receive any scholarship funding for that third year. However, for the fourth year of the undergraduate degree, the tuition fee reduction will apply.
For students on a four-year course with no external placement or a five-year course with an external placement, the scholarship will be disbursed in the first three years of the degree course only.
Am I eligible?
If you have qualifications other than A-levels, you can contact us at rhps@rhul.ac.uk to check your eligibility.
- Offer to study one of the following courses: BSc Mathematics MSci Mathematics
- BSc Mathematics
- MSci Mathematics
- Achieved, or expected to achieve, A-level grades of ABB
How do I apply?
You’ll need to submit your application, including a scholarship statement, on our applicant portal.
Read the guidelines below to find out everything you’ll need to submit your application.
The deadline to apply for this scholarship is Wednesday 14 April, 2027. We’ll let you know if you’ve been successful from 20 May 2027
About the donor
The scholarship is named in honour of former Bedford College Mathematics academic Dr Geoffrey Kneebone. It was founded by two of his former students Glenys Ingram, Bedford alumnus 1955 (Mathematics) and Dorothy M Foster, Bedford alumnus 1955, both who have sadly passed away.
We are so grateful that Glenys Ingram has left a lasting legacy to support future students in Mathematics.
Application guidelines
You’ll need to provide a supporting statement outlining why you should receive the scholarship.
Your answer should include answers to the following:
Statements are limited to 6,000 characters (including spaces).
Find out more about how to complete your scholarship application .
- Reflecting on your academic and personal journey so far, what is the single greatest challenge or barrier you have had to overcome, and how did navigating this experience shape your achievements and future goals?
- If awarded this scholarship, how specifically will it transform your university experience, and how do you plan to use the time and financial relief it provides to pursue excellence in your field or community?
- How do your future aspirations align with the values of this specific scholarship, and how do you intend to use your university education to create positive change for others in the future?
Terms and conditions
Read our full terms and conditions.
For details of all our individual scholarships read our terms and conditions appendix.
Contact us
If you have any queries please email rhps@rhul.ac.uk
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