Scholarships Canada Bright Futures Scholarship

Applies to students starting in September 2026, January 2027 and May 2027. 

You will receive a £5,500 reduction in tuition fees.  

The scholarship will automatically renew each academic year, subject to continued enrolment and international fee status.

1-year course: £5,500
2-year course: £11,000
3-year course: £16,500
4-year course: £22,000

Maximum value: Up to £22,000 in total for a 4-year course (£5,500 per academic year)

See restrictions and exemptions for full details.  

Counselling and Psychotherapy MSc students will receive a total tuition fee reduction of £5,500, split evenly across the two years of the programme, with £2,750 awarded each year.

Applies to students starting in September 2027, January 2028 and May 2028. 

You will receive a £5,000 reduction in tuition fees.  

This award applies to the first year of study and automatically renews each academic year, subject to continued enrolment and international fee status. See below for the potential scholarship value for your whole studies.

1-year course: £5,000
2-year course: £10,000
3-year course: £15,000
4-year course: £20,000

Maximum value: Up to £20,000 in total for a 4-year course (£5,000 per academic year).

Please see restrictions and exemptions for more information.  

Counselling and Psychotherapy MSc students will receive a total tuition fee reduction of £5,000, split evenly across the two years of the programme, with £2,500 awarded each year.

To be considered for the Canada Bright Futures Scholarship, you must: 

• Be a new international fee-paying student. 
• Start an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at London Met in the 2026/27 or 2027/28 academic year.
• Hold Canadian citizenship (and upload evidence of a Canadian passport)
• Hold an offer for a full-time, full-degree programme delivered at one of our London campuses.
• Pay a deposit of £4,000 or more by the set deadline. 

Dual or multiple citizenships

If you hold more than one citizenship, you may be eligible for another London Met scholarship. Scholarships cannot be combined. If you are eligible for more than one, we will automatically award you the scholarship with the highest financial value.

Other scholarships include the Global British Citizens Scholarship, EU Bright Futures Scholarship, Norway Bright Futures Scholarship and Latin America Bright Futures Scholarship.

No separate application is required.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, your tuition fee reduction will be automatically applied to your unconditional offer and CAS.

Scholarship eligibility based on citizenship must be supported by a valid passport. If you hold more than one citizenship, please provide a valid passport for each citizenship you would like us to consider. We will apply the highest-value scholarship for which you are eligible.

If you do not yet have the required passport, you will need to provide it before your CAS can be issued.

• Only available to new, full-time, international fee-paying students with Canadian citizenship.
• Not available for distance learning or partner-delivered courses.
• Cannot be deferred. Students who defer their offer may lose eligibility.
• Cannot be combined with any other London Met scholarships
• Can only be applied to full undergraduate and master's programmes. The scholarship excludes:
  • PG Cert courses
  • PG Dip courses
  • Graduate Diploma in Law
  • Legal Practice LLM 
  • Social Work MSc 
  • Advanced Diploma in Professional Development in Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Law and Compliance
  • International Security Studies MA 
  • Youth and Community Work – Advanced Practice MSc  
  • Legal Practice – SQE1 and 2 LLM 
  • The International Foundation Programme (IFP).
• Counselling and Psychotherapy MSc students will receive their tuition fee reduction, split evenly across the programme's two years. 

Being awarded a scholarship does not automatically confirm your place to study with us. You will still need to meet all academic and visa compliance conditions for entry.