Professor Rae Earnshaw Masters Scholarship, University of Bradford

Professor Rae Earnshaw Masters Scholarship, University of Bradford

Overview

The University of Bradford offers one Professor Rae Earnshaw Master's Scholarship to a strong self-funding student. The award goes to a candidate registered on one of the University's Master's courses starting in September 2020. It is open to students paying Home/EU fees or International fees.

Home/EU recipients get their tuition fees covered in full. International recipients receive a contribution of up to £8,160 toward tuition and pay the rest themselves.

At a glance

  • Host: University of Bradford, UK
  • Level: Master's degree
  • Study destination: UK
  • Awards: 1
  • Value: full tuition for Home/EU students; up to £8,160 toward tuition for International students
  • Deadline: 12 June 2020
  • Start: September 2020

Who should apply

This award suits a self-funding student with a first class honours degree who is set to begin a full-time taught Master's at Bradford in September 2020. It is open to UK students and to international students from around the world.

Because selection weighs academic excellence and financial need, the strongest candidates are those who can show both a top academic record and a genuine funding gap. International applicants should be ready to cover the tuition costs above the £8,160 contribution.

Awarded by

University of Bradford, United Kingdom

Subjects and level

Master's degree in any subject offered at the University.

Awards available

1

Who can apply

High-achieving, self-funding students from around the world.

What the award covers

Home/EU students receive full tuition fees under this scholarship.

International students receive a partial contribution toward tuition fees of up to £8,160. They are expected to pay the remaining tuition costs themselves.

Eligibility requirements

  • You must be a self-funding UK or international student from anywhere in the world.
  • You must hold a first class honours degree.
  • You must be registered to start Master's study in September 2020.
  • Your course must be a full-time taught MSc or MA at the University of Bradford, whether lab-based or classroom-based.

The panel awards the scholarship to the applicants who submit the best statements on the application form. Selection rests on two criteria: academic excellence and financial need.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed.

Apply for the scholarship online by 12 June 2020 for September 2020 entry.

Check the official website (link below) for full details on how to apply.

Frequently asked questions

  • Who can apply for the Professor Rae Earnshaw Master's Scholarship? Self-funding UK or international students with a first class honours degree who are registered to start a Master's at Bradford in September 2020.
  • What does the scholarship cover? Home/EU students get full tuition fees. International students get up to £8,160 toward tuition and cover the rest.
  • How many scholarships are available? One.
  • What is the deadline? 12 June 2020 for September 2020 entry. Applications are currently closed.
  • How do I apply? Submit the scholarship application online, including the statements the panel assesses.

How to apply

  • Read the official scholarship guidelines before you start, so you know exactly what the form asks for.
  • Prepare your degree transcripts and proof of your first class honours result early.
  • Give your application statements time and care, since the panel judges them directly.
  • Be clear and honest about your financial situation when you set out your funding need.
  • Check the course and scholarship pages for updates before the deadline.

Official website

Details and the application are on the official scholarship website: https://www.brad.ac.uk/scholarships/info/Professor-Rae-Earnshaw-Masters-Scholarship-2019

Always confirm the latest details and apply on the official website.

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