John and Mabel Craig Undergraduate Scholarship 2025 & How to Apply : Are you interested in Scholarship Sponsorship? Are you looking at pursuing a scholarship program in UK? The Glasgow School of Art – UK is offering the John and Mabel Craig Undergraduate Scholarship to applicants who are interested in studying for a degree program at the Institution. The opportunity is open for international students and will provide them aid financially.
This scholarship is the result of a generous bequest made in 1955 by Mabel Craig.
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John and Mabel Craig Undergraduate Scholarship 2025.
Key information:
Value of the scholarship: £1,000 per year
Duration of the scholarship: Up to 4 years depending on the length of the course
Use: Maintenance
Number of scholarships available: 1
Eligibility criteria:
Subject eligibility: All BA(Hons) Fine Art degree programmes
Domicile eligibility: Open to all students
Additional eligibility requirements:
Applicants must submit with their application a digital image of a piece of work on one of the following subjects:
- Picture of a garden
- Picture of a sunset effect
- Picture of flowers
- Piece of the sculpture of three doves
The work must be a maximum of A5 size. Your scholarship application must include one digital image of your piece of work.
How to Apply John and Mabel Craig Undergraduate Scholarship 2025.
Application Process: To apply for this program, just fill out an application form and email it at scholarships@gsa.ac.uk.
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