The David Game College Scholarship supports students studying on the International Foundation Programme in Computer Science & Technology.

The International Foundation Programme in Computer Science & Technology, delivered on campus by Aberystwyth University and recruited globally through our partnership with David Game College, provides international students with a high-quality pathway into UK higher education. 

The David Game College Scholarship provides a discount of £2,500 on the tuition fee for the first foundation year.

The David Game College Scholarship ensures that learners worldwide can access opportunities at Aberystwyth University, ensuring a smooth and supportive transition into a range of undergraduate Computer Science degree programmes.

Please note: the scholarship applies only to the 4‑Year Degree Programme with 1‑Year Foundation in Computer Science & Technology. It does not apply to the standalone 1‑Year Foundation course.

How to Apply

If you apply to study the International Foundation Programme in Computer Science & Technology, you will automatically be granted the Scholarship.

Terms and Conditions

  • The Scholarship is exclusively for students studying the International Foundation Programme in Computer Science & Technology
  • The Scholarship is £2,500 for the foundation year only.
  • The Scholarship is automatically deducted from your tuition fees.

Aberystwyth Regional Scholarships

As an International Foundation Programme student, you could be eligible for the Aberystwyth Regional Scholarships. The Regional Scholarship provides students with a £2,000 reduction in tuition fees for each year of your studies at Aberystwyth University.

To receive a Regional Scholarship you:

  • must be applying for an undergraduate programme
  • must reside in one of the listed eligible countries (click here to see the list of eligible countries)
  • must be an international-fee payer
  • must be self-funding and not in receipt of any other Scholarships, except from the International Accommodation Award.
  • must meet the University’s usual entry requirements.