Historically Full Tuition Waiver Programme discontinued

Nutrition in Emergencies Scholarship – University of Westminster

Offered by University of Westminster

A historical Westminster full-fee short-course scholarship. Nutrition in Emergencies is still taught, but no current scholarship round is verified.

Current status

Programme discontinued

The University of Westminster still teaches Nutrition in Emergencies, including within current nutrition programmes, but a current scholarship call under this old scholarship title could not be verified. The last widely documented scholarship round was for 2020.

Last verified: 22 September 2026

Next review: 1 March 2027

Historical details: Clearly marked below where applicable.

Quick facts

Current statusProgramme discontinued
Study destinationUnited Kingdom
Degree levelShort Course
FundingHistorically Full Tuition Waiver
DeadlineProgramme discontinued
DurationHistorical: Historical intensive short course
Study subjectsHealth & Medicine
Last checked22 September 2026

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Is the Westminster Nutrition in Emergencies Scholarship open?

No current scholarship call under this old title could be verified.

Does Westminster still teach Nutrition in Emergencies?

Yes. The subject appears in current Westminster nutrition teaching.

What did the historical scholarship cover?

The old award covered the short-course fee.

Should the 2020 deadline be reused?

No. It is historical and should not be presented as a current annual deadline.

What did this scholarship historically cover?

These benefits belong to an earlier verified programme cycle and must be reconfirmed if a new call opens.

A legacy scholarship attached to Westminster's Nutrition in Emergencies short course. The subject remains taught, but no current scholarship call under the old title is verified.

TuitionFull
Living stipendNot confirmed
AccommodationNone
TravelNone
Health insuranceNone
Visa costsNot historically guaranteed

Other verified benefits

Historical scholarship rounds covered the course fee for the intensive Nutrition in Emergencies short course.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

Historical full-fee scholarships did not necessarily cover travel, accommodation, visa or living costs.

Who was historically eligible?

These rules describe an earlier programme cycle. A future call may change eligible countries, fields or admission requirements.

Historically targeted professionals from developing countries working in nutrition, health or humanitarian sectors in disaster-prone contexts.

The old scholarship should not be presented as current merely because Westminster continues to teach a Nutrition in Emergencies module/course.

Prior educationCourse-specific professional/academic background
ExperienceRelevant humanitarian, health or nutrition experience
Gender requirementNo restriction
IELTSNot specified
Host institution requiredYes
Supervisor approvalNo
Admission before applicationConditional

Eligible countries

Historical scholarship targeted international applicants from developing countries working in emergency-prone settings.

Language requirements

Course-level English requirements applied.

Which documents were historically required?

This is a historical checklist, not a current application checklist.

  • CV or résumé
  • Statement of purpose

What should you do next?

  1. Do not use the old 2020 scholarship deadline.
  2. Check Westminster's current short-course and scholarship pages.
  3. Apply only if a new Nutrition in Emergencies funding call is officially published.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Nutrition in Emergencies Scholarship at Westminster open now?

No current scholarship application under this old title could be verified. Westminster still teaches Nutrition in Emergencies, but that does not establish that the former scholarship is active.

What did the historical Westminster Nutrition in Emergencies Scholarship cover?

Historical scholarship rounds covered the tuition fee for the intensive short course. Travel, accommodation, visa and general living costs were not necessarily included.