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Overview
Scholarship type
Merit based
Number of scholarships to award
Multiple
Grant
5% or 10% of UK/EU fee
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
Partial-fee scholarship available for schools/services funding two or more students on MA or PGDip Deaf Education (ToD) in the School of Education.
Applicable programmes
Benefits
The scholarship is worth 5% or 10% of UK/EU fees.
For schools or services sending two students to the MA or PGDip Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf) programmes, a 5% bursary towards the tuition fee per student, per year will be applied.
For schools or services sending more than two students to the MA or PGDip Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf) programmes, a 10% bursary towards the tuition fee per student, per year will be applied.
Eligibility
- Applies to the MA and PGDip Deaf Education (Teacher of the Deaf) only.
- Students must be classed as “UK/EU” for fee purposes.
- Schools/services already receiving Department for Education National Scholarship funding are not eligible for this scheme.
- Scholarship offers cannot be deferred.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Multiple disciplines
Locations
United Kingdom
Nationality
British
Study experience required
Bachelor
Age
Unknown
Application
Application deadline
Anytime
There is no need to apply, this scholarship will be awarded automatically.
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