Warwick Law School Scholarship

The Law School is offering up to 3 full-fee scholarships to applicants who have submitted an application for one of LLM programmes.

You must have submitted an application to study on LLM programme before applying for this scholarship.

Up to 3 full-fee awards available.

The Law School is offering up to 3 full-fee scholarships to applicants who have submitted an application for one of LLM programmes.

You must have submitted an application to study on LLM programme before applying for this scholarship.

You must have submitted an application to study on LLM programme before applying for this scholarship.

Apply for this scholarship via application form.

Once a decision has been reached, all applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application via email.

Results of the Law School LLM Scholarships will be communicated through email by the end of May 2025. Please do not contact the Law School before this date to enquire about results.

Reference

• One academic reference for postgraduate taught courses.
• Be sure to include an email address for your referee(s) as university will contact them for you. University typically ask for one academic reference for postgraduate taught courses. References will be verified so please ensure you provide an institutional email address when providing academic referee details.  

Personal Statement

• Your personal statement is an important part of your postgraduate taught application. This is your chance to engage the Course Selectors and demonstrate your passion, enthusiasm and commitment for your chosen course. You can use it to clarify and expand on any information in your application and highlight what you want university to know. It should be personalised for the specific course you are applying for.
• Personal Statements should be approximately 1-2 pages. It must be in English and in your own words.
• Quick tips
  • Try to avoid vague statements such as 'I have always wanted to go to your University because I have a passion for study' or 'I want a better job'.
  • You don't need to repeat information you have already given us. For example, university already know the details of your undergraduate degree from your transcripts.
  • Likewise, you can include information about your employment, hobbies and voluntary work, but you need to add more detail to explain how they are related to the course you are applying for.
  • Donʼt submit the same generic statement for many different courses. You must tailor the statement for each specific course.
  • You may use your personal statement to address any gaps in your knowledge and how you have or plan to address them.
  • Make sure your personal statement has a clear introduction (beginning), body (middle), and conclusion (the end). Check your grammar and spelling, and keep your sentences short and concise.

Please upload a supporting statement outlining the reasons why you feel you deserve this award. Do not exceed 500 words.

Documents Required

• Online Application
• Application Fee
• Academic Transcripts
• Personal Statement
• Supporting Statement
• One Reference
• English Language Proficiency