School of Economics Scholarships for MSc Development Economics at University of Kent

School of Economics Scholarships for MSc Development Economics at University of Kent

Overview

The University of Kent's School of Economics offers this scholarship to strong students from lower and lower middle income countries who apply for the MSc Development Economics programme in 2021/2022. The award is worth up to 50% of the full tuition fee. It does not pay for the whole degree, so you will need other funding for accommodation, travel and living costs.

Awarded by

The School of Economics at the University of Kent, United Kingdom.

Subjects and level

Masters in Development Economics.

Awards available

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Who can apply

Nationals of low and lower middle-income countries.

What the award covers

Each scholarship is worth up to 50% of the full tuition fee. This does not cover the full cost of studying at Kent. You must have additional sources of funding to cover your accommodation, travel and living expenses.

Eligibility requirements

The award depends on students accepting a University of Kent School of Economics offer of a place on the MSc Development Economics programme for 2021/22. The scholarships are open to outstanding students from low and lower middle income countries who have secured a scholarship of at least 50% of the full tuition fee through another recognized funder.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed.

To apply for the MSc Development Economics Scholarship, you must already have submitted an application for a place on the MSc Development Economics programme for 2021/22. Scholarship applications cannot be considered without an application to study. The scholarship application deadline is 21 June 2021.

Visit the official website (link below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official website

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