Key details
Time
- 4pm – 5pm
Location
- Online
Price
- Free
Who could attend
- Prospective students
Type
- Recruitment event
You're invited to join our free online discussion about Scholarships and Funding at the Royal College of Art.
Deciding to study a postgraduate programme is an investment in your future. A prestigious degree from the RCA is a valuable and transformative experience and will take your education - and your employability - to the next level.
There are many funding options available for students who want to study at the RCA. They range from part-funding, for example paying part of your fees, to full-funding which covers programme fees, living expenses, and return flights to the UK.
You can search for the right scholarship for you on our scholarships finder, and chat to us if you have questions about any of them, including the scholarship application process.
This is the perfect opportunity to ask your questions in a group setting, and meet with fellow students and applicants.
Who is this event for
- Those interested in postgraduate study at the Royal College of Art
- Current RCA applicants and offer-holders
- Parents, guardians and family members are also welcome to join, though please ensure they have a ticket
How to join
This event will take place virtually on Zoom. The event is free to attend, but you will need to register through Eventbrite to guarantee your spot and receive the Zoom link.
To avoid any technical issues on the day, we recommend you download the latest version of Zoom in advance.
When it’s time, come back to this Eventbrite page to join the event - you’ll get an email reminder on the day too.
What to expect
Our virtual events are much more like conversations. You are very welcome to switch on your webcam and ask questions, but if you prefer to remain off-camera and listen, that’s perfectly fine too.
Book your ticket
Book a free online ticket via this link.
Speakers
Bethan Way
Student Funding & Scholarships Manager
Bethan joined the RCA in March 2023. Prior to this she held a variety of fundraising, project management and marketing roles at Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Tate, Stagetext and Sherman Theatre. She is passionate about broadening access to the arts and has worked as a theatre captioner, making work accessible to D/deaf and hard of hearing audiences.