Swarowski unveils new scholarshi​p programme

Swarowski has unveiled a new scholarship programme

for students at Central St Martins.

The three-year scheme will provide a bursary for two promising final-year students from the BA degree: one from Fashion and one from Jewellery Design; the winners this year are BA Womenswear student, Scarlett Tull and jewellery designer, Stephanie Bila.

The scholarship comes as Swarovski celebrates 10 years of working with CSM - and is accompanied by the company's donation of a state-of-the-art Rofin Laser Welder for use by students in the Jewellery Futures Room at the university's new £200 million Kings Cross campus.

"It is an honour to continue our partnership with Central Saint Martins in such a meaningful way," Nadja Swarovski added. "It is Swarovski's mission to nurture emerging design talent and to support the next generation of design visionaries and we believe that Central Saint Martins will continue to lead in producing the best graduates in the world."