University of the Arts Clive Baillie Scholarship (MA) 2025

The Clive Baillie Scholarship (MA) is a £5,000 award available to one UK (home) student accepted onto the full-time MA Graphic Media Design course at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. Established by renowned creative director and UAL alumnus Clive Baillie, the scholarship supports students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit, helping to cover course costs and living expenses. It aims to empower emerging design talent to thrive in postgraduate study and make their mark in the creative industries.

Table of Content

• Summary
• Benefits
• Requirments
• Interview Process
• Application Deadline
• How To Apply

Summary

• Application DeadlineJuly 6, 2025
• Value£5,000
• Study LevelMasters
• SponsorUniversity of the Arts london
• City to studyLondon
• School to studyUniversity of the Arts london
• Course to studyGraphic Design
• Eligible CountryUnited Kingdom

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Benefits

• 5,000 each
• For 1 Home student
• For material costs and living expenses

Requirements

To be eligible for the Clive Baillie Scholarship (MA) students must be:

1. Considered a home student for tuition fees purposes and;
2. Accepted on the full-time MA Graphic Media Design course at London College of Communication, UAL starting in September 2025.

Interview Dates and Process

Closing date: 11pm (UK Time), Sunday 6 July 2025.

Results will be announced by August 2025.

Application Deadline

July 6, 2025

How To Apply

Applications for this scholarship must be made by filling in an online application form via the funding tab in the UAL Student Portal.

In addition to the online application form, you will need to upload the following supplementary materials uploaded to the student portal:

1. An electronic portfolio uploaded on the Student Portal containing one PDF document [20MB maximum] which should be an example of what you consider to be your best work for the Selection Panel to review, and must include:
   • a title page with your name and course title
   • an introductory page of no more than 500 words explaining your work, methodology and inspiration which highlights your passion for sustainability/ sustainable innovation.
   • Up to 15 pages of images with each image numbered and clearly labelled showing the date of production and, if relevant, title, size and materials used in the original piece
2. A copy of your most up to date Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Résumé
3. Evidence of your household income

Examples:

1. Student’s bank statements for the last 3 months and
2. Parent’s or Partner’s most recent pay slips for the last 3 months or
3. Parent’s or Partner’s annual tax statements and
4. External scholarship award for the current academic year notification and
5. Investments, bonds and savings for parents/partner and/or student

N.B. If you are a dependant then your household income includes the income of your parent(s) / guardian(s). A dependant student is a student who is financially supported (including payment of tuition fees) by parent(s) or guardian(s). If you are an independent student, your household income includes the income of your partner. Translated and original copies should be provided if the original copy is not in English language.

1. Evidence of medical condition (if applicable)

Examples:

1. Doctors’ / Hospital letters

N.B. These should be from a qualified medical practitioner, signed, dated within the last 3 months. Translated and original copies should be provided if the original copy is not in English language.

1. Evidence of financial hardship* (if applicable)

Examples:

1. Overdrafts
2. Expenditure
3. Overdue rent letters
4. Bailiffs / debt collection letters

N.B. Translated and original copies should be provided if the original copy is not in English language.

NB: If you have any technical issues when uploading your supporting documents to the student portal, please upload your documents via UAL online enquiry form 

*Financial hardship refers to unexpected events or unforeseen changes that have negative impacts

on cash flow or finances. For example: changes in income or expenditure, changes in employment status (such as losing a job or having hours reduced). This does not include last month’s rent or bills.

For more details, visit UAL Scholarship webpage