The University of Liverpool offers a range of scholarships and bursaries to support students wishing to study Computer Science at Liverpool. In addition, the Department of Computer Science awards a number of prizes to recognize and reward outstanding performance.

Scholarships

• International Advancement Awards (applicable to all new international offer holders undergraduate, post graduate taught and postgraduate research). This award is worth £1,000 for each year of study towards tuition fees. http://www.liv.ac.uk/study/international/money-and-scholarships/undergraduate.htm
  
  
• Other Scholarships and bursaries for undergraduate students (mainly Home/EU students) http://www.liv.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/finance/scholarships.htm
  
  

Prizes

Year 1

• Typically four scholarships are awarded for excellent performance in the first year of study.
  (The number is determined by Faculty each year, and scholarships are each worth £70 ).

Year 2

• O'Reilly Prize awarded for excellent performance on the module 'Software Engineering I' (COMP201).
• Deloitte Prize awarded for excellent performance on the second year group project.
• Typically four scholarships awarded for excellent performance in the second year of study.
     (The procedure is the same as for year 1)

Honours Year

• BCS Merseyside Student Prize awarded for excellent performance in the final year of study.
• Department of Computer Science Prize awarded for excellent performance in the final year of study.
• Andrew Young Prize awarded for excellent performance.
• Department of Computer Science Project Prize awarded for the best final year project.
• Department of Computer Science Project Prize awarded for the best work-based learning project.
• Ray Paton Memorial Prize awarded for the best project in the field of Computing and Biology.
• Deloitte Prize awarded for excellent performance on the module 'Technologies for E-Commerce' (COMP315).

MSc

• Ann Maybrey Prize awarded for excellent performance.
• Deloitte Prize awarded for excellent performance on the module 'Safety and Dependability' (COMP524).