Field Hockey scholarships for talented and ambitious female hockey players from Scotland regarded as ‘Home’ students for tuition fees purposes.​

Selection criteria

As a guide, applicants should have at least Junior (U18) International experience, but with consideration also given to, for example:​

• Players competing for Clubs in the Scottish Hockey Premiership​
• Scotland Emerging Girls Brave Cup players​
• Scotland Aspiring Girls Brave Cup players​

In addition, our Performance team may also identify potential hockey scholars during the admissions process. ​

Level of study​

• Undergraduate scholarships​
• Postgraduate scholarships​

Women's Hockey Scholarships for talented and ambitious female hockey players from England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland regarded as ‘rest of uk’ (RUK) for tuition fees purposes. ​

Selection Criteria ​

As a guide, applicants should have at least Junior (U18) International experience, but with consideration also given to, for example:​

• Players competing for Clubs in the Euro Hockey League, or Euro Cup Trophy Divisions I or II​
• Players competing for Clubs in the Hockey Ireland EYHL Division I​
• Hockey Ireland U18 Interpros players​
• England Hockey U17 Talent Academy Centre players​
• Welsh Hockey U18 Regional Performance Centre players​​

In addition, our Performance team may also identify potential hockey scholars during the admissions process. ​

Level of Study​

• Undergraduate scholarships​
• Postgraduate scholarships​

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Women's Hockey Scholarships for talented and ambitious female hockey players from non-UK countries regarded as ‘International’ students for tuition fees purposes. ​

Eligibility rules​

UK University sports are regulated by British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS; Britain's equivalent of the NCAA). BUCS eligibility rules allow student-athletes to compete in BUCS for an unlimited number of years. As a result, ALL former University and College (incl. NCAA) athletes are eligible to compete for the University whilst studying for a postgraduate degree, regardless of the number of years they have previously played College / University sport.​​

Selection criteria ​

As a guide, applicants from FIH top 25 ranked countries should be of a least Junior (U18) International standard, but with consideration also given to, for example:​

• Players competing for Clubs in the Euro Hockey League, or Euro Cup Trophy Divisions I or II​
• South African U18 Provincial players​
• Indian Sub Junior or Junior Zonal Championship players​
• NCAA Div I or II players​

In addition, our Performance team may also identify potential hockey scholars during the admissions process. ​

 Level of study​​

• Undergraduate scholarships​
• Postgraduate scholarships