INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: FULL FEES SCHOLARSHIP

The School of International Development is pleased to offer competitive scholarships equal to full EU or International fees to students taking any of our full-time Master’s courses.

This Scholarship award covers full-time EU/International tuition fees.

The deadline for this Application is May 31st 2022

 

Type of Course

  • Postgraduate Taught

Funding Type

  • Tuition Fees

Total Value

£18500

Number Available per Year

3

Years Available

  • 2022

CRITERIA

  • International Fees

School/Faculty

  • Faculty of Social Sciences
  • International Development

Course

All full-time courses offered by the School of International Development

Country / Region

  • International
  • EU

Applicant’s Nationality

  • Any

Country of Domicile

  • Any

Restrictions with other scholarships

This scholarship cannot be combined with any other scholarship made available by UEA.

APPLICATION PROCESS

 

​To apply for the School of International Development Scholarship, candidates will need to meet the following eligibility criteria:

 

  • Be a graduate of any international institution.
  • Hold a degree with a classification of 2:1 (or international equivalent).
  • To have secured an offer of a place to study your chosen MA or MSc course. Apply for your course at https://www.uea.ac.uk/apply/postgraduate#masters

 

Applications to our 2022 International Excellence Scheme are to be submitted via written form linked below. 

In no more than 250 words, tell us how the course you have applied for will help you achieve your career goals and how your experiences and interests would aid the learning of the cohort as a whole

We are looking for a carefully written and concise summary as to how you believe the skills, knowledge and experience of studying on this course in the School of International Development will help you to successfully achieve your career goals. We are also keen to understand how your existing experiences and interests could enhance the learning experience of your peers on the same course and in the wider Master’s cohort more generally.