The University of Roehampton and the
Society of the Sacred Heart have established a scholarship fund to encourage
postgraduate studies and research in areas which promote international
understanding and which enable candidates to work more effectively in their
communities upon completion of their studies.
The scholarships are available to academically
excellent students from both within and outside the UK to follow a programme of
study at the University of Roehampton.
Candidates in any discipline are encouraged to
apply.
The Scholarship will usually consist of the tuition fee and free or subsidised accommodation on the University of Roehampton campus.
The Scholarship will usually consist of the tuition fee and free or subsidised accommodation on the University of Roehampton campus.
General conditions
The main criterion for the award is academic
excellence. However, excellence in other areas of the candidate’s past work or
volunteer experience may also be considered. The awarding Panel will also take
financial need or other compelling circumstances into account.
Scholarships for taught masters and taught
doctorate programmes will be for the duration of the course, while MPhil and
PhD scholarships will be for a maximum of 3 years for full-time students or 5
years for part-time students.
Scholarships are awarded subject to acceptance for admission to a programme of study or research at Roehampton University and the requirements of any regulations that pertain to this.
Scholarships are awarded subject to acceptance for admission to a programme of study or research at Roehampton University and the requirements of any regulations that pertain to this.
Eligibility
criteria
Students for postgraduate study or research from
within and outside the UK who:
- are
intending to pursue postgraduate studies at the University of Roehampton
- have
an excellent academic record or equivalent life experience
- have
a commitment to contributing to the wider community
- may
otherwise be unable to pursue their studies
- are
likely to make a contribution to international understanding and intend to
contribute to their own communities following graduation
Application Deadline: 16 May 2014