Educational Review Scholarship for Masters Study - 2009-2010

The Educational Review journal supports one scholarship annually that is open to students applying, or already studying part-time, for a Masters award (MEd, MA).

The scholarship covers fees for one year full-time or two years part-time study (or the remaining fees for continuing students) in the School of Education.

Applicants should apply by letter, and include:

• A CV (an important criterion is a good first degree);
• An indication of the area to be studied and researched;
• A case for being awarded the scholarship educationally and financially;
• A letter of support from a current or potential supervisor in the School of Education;
• An indication of availability for interview, in case an interview is necessary.

Selection is based on the CV, letter of application and supporting letter

For 2009-10 the scholarship will be awarded to an overseas student.

Completed letters of application should be submitted to Dr Deirdre Martin, Executive Editor, School of Education (Edgbaston) on or before Tuesday 9th June, 2009.   

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Two fully ESRC-funded studentships for MPhil/PhD

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The Florence Congleton Scholarship Award

This award was set up in 1986 to enable a selected candidate to study full time in Education at the School of Education at the University of Birmingham.

The Florence Congleton Scholarship is to support an African woman studying here in the School of Education.

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