Scholarships & Bursaries
We aim to actively support access to our courses from groups of applicants who are underrepresented in Higher Education or face financial challenges and hardship. Some of those applicants may require more support than ever given the challenges presented by the cost of living crisis.
The deadline for applications has now passed. To view our other available scholarships & bursaries, please see below.
Launching for September 2024 entry, the new BIMM University Future Talent Scholarships provide full 3-year tuition fee scholarships for candidates from a low household income and/or groups under-represented in the creative industries.
We are looking to support those who demonstrate talent in their chosen discipline, strong creative potential, and a high motivation for a career in the creative industries.
The Jed Mercurio Future Talent Scholarship at BIMM’s Screen and Film School Birmingham offers full tuition for a Filmmaking degree starting September 2024.
Open to UK students from low-income or underrepresented backgrounds. Apply by June 28, 2024. Email [email protected] for details.
The Into Games Future Talent Scholarship at Screen and Film School Brighton offers full tuition for undergraduates in games design and art. It’s aimed at UK students from low-income or underrepresented backgrounds, seeking those with talent, creativity, and a passion for gaming.
Apply for the Into Games Future Talent Scholarship at Screen and Film School Brighton. Full tuition for eligible creative tech students.
BIMM University partners with film producer Michele D’Acosta to offer the Future Talent Scholarship at Screen and Film School Brighton.
This scholarship covers full tuition for a student from an underrepresented background or low-income household, starting in September 2024, who demonstrates talent and a passion for social change through film. Applications close on 12th July 2024.
Discover the Quay Street Productions Future Talent Scholarship at BIMM University, offering full tuition for underrepresented and low-income students.
This is for students pursuing BA (Hons) Filmmaking or BA (Hons) Film Business and Production at Screen and Film School Manchester.
Our new Creative Futures Bursary aims to enable and encourage those from lower-income backgrounds to pursue full-time or part-time Master’s degree studies at BIMM University.
Successful applicants will receive a cash bursary of £1,000 to support their transition into postgraduate study, buy equipment, or cover the cost of living.
We want a level playing field and equity of opportunity , and so we have set up the Fair Access Fund to ensure students are supported during their studies.
Last academic year, BIMM University awarded over 250 low-income household bursaries to first-year students to support their transition into student life, buy equipment, or get the support they needed.
Successful applicants will receive financial support packages of up to £1,500 per academic year. While we cannot commit to payment amounts before enrolment, we aim to allocate the budget to eligible applicants. We will confirm the exact payment amount and schedule post-enrolment.
Any questions?
For any questions regarding student finance or if you’d like more information on how to apply to Screen and Film School, please contact our Enquiries Team on 01273 840 346 or email [email protected].
