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AHRC Block Grant Partnership Doctoral Studentship
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AHRC Block Grant Partnership Research Preparation Master's Studentship
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ARM Ltd University of Liverpool Engineering Scholarship/Internship
The ARM Scholarship Scheme is an opportunity for Masters students from India to gain paid work experience in the R&D department of a multinational company, and receive a generous scholarship.
This includes:
• a £6,200 R&D scholarship to cover fees and living expenses
• a guaranteed four-month internship (June - Sept 2011) with ARM R&D in Cambridge, UK with graduate intern level salary.
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To be eligible for the award, you must be:
• from India
• holding an offer for the MSc(Eng) Microelectronic Systems (preferred) or MSc(Eng) Microelectronic Systems and Telecommunications
• holding a first class BE, BSc, ME, BTech degree in a relevant subject (ideally Computer Science with a good background in Computer Hardware).
You must also have:
• First class BSc, BE or BTech degree in a relevant subject (ideally Computer Science with a good background in computer hardware).
• A keen and demonstrable interest in research, computer architecture, parallel programming, security, compilers, operating systems, C and assembly languages, software virtual machines, algorithms and data structures.
• Experience and ability with prototyping/scripting languages, modifying and porting large software systems (OSs, compilers, simulators), parallel and SIMD programming, benchmarking and analysis.
• Good English language skills (minimum IELTS 6.5/TOEFL 230 + ER 4.0 or 70% in English at Standard XII from central or metro state boards).
• Relevant work experience in embedded systems, system on chip or IC design.
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Available only to Indian students pursuing the MSc Microelectronic Systems or the MSc Microelectronic Systems and Telecommunications.
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Apply online at
http://www.liv.ac.uk/EEE/armscholarship.htm.
The deadline for applications for the 2011 ARM Scholarship has now passed. Information regarding the 2012 ARM Scholarship will be posted when it becomes available.
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ARM Ltd - see Further Information (next tab) for details >>
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About Arm Ltd:
ARM is a globally renowned company that designs the technology lying at the heart of advanced digital products. ARM's founding chief executive, Sir Robin Saxby is an Electronics graduate of the University of Liverpool and continues to support and collaborate with the University.
ARM has offices all over the world with branches in Europe, North America, the Far East and ARM Embedded Technologies PVT in Bangalore.
This package represents an excellent opportunity to gain a highly respected masters degree from a top 20 UK University and gain work experience in the R&D department of a multi-national company at the cutting edge of IC technology.
Find out more at
www.arm.com.
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BECAS Chile Awards
We have an agreement with BECAS that provides funding to support postgraduate students from Chile. The funding will provide a reduction in fees.
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Please see the BECAS Chile
website.
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Please see the BECAS Chile
website.
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Please see the BECAS Chile
website.
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BECAS Chile
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Please see the BECAS Chile
website.
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Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund
Founded in 1967 to mark Canada’s centennial, the Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund (CCSF) provides awards ranging from £500 to £3,000 to Canadian men and women for academic and artistic study in the UK.
Applicants undertaking a one-year programme are not eligible to apply.
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To be eligible to apply for a CCSF award, an applicant must:
•Be a Canadian citizen: proof of Canadian citizenship is required in the form of a photocopy of your passport details.
•Be currently enrolled in a postgraduate programme and at the time of applying be attending a full-time UK university or similar institution, and have completed at least one term of study, with at least one term remaining from September 2012. (Applicants undertaking a one-year programme are not eligible)
•Have very high academic standards.
•Require funds to complete their studies.
•Previous applicants may re-apply.
Fequently asked questions about the awards can be found
HEREOther questions can be submitted to the following email address:
info@canadianscholarshipfund.co.uk
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Students must be studying a full-time, multi-year postgraduate programme. Students studying a 1 year programme are not eligible.
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Download the application form from
HEREThe deadline for 2012 applications is 5pm on Monday 12 March 2012.
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The Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund (CCSF)
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Closing date for 2012 applications is
5pm on Monday 12 March 2012.
Short-listed applicants will be notified and invited for an interview in London to be held at the end of May.
Trustees will not write to unsuccessful applicants. If you have not been
invited for interview by the beginning of May 2011, applicants should assume that their application has not been successful.
Interviews will be held in Central London on Thursday 31 May, 2012. Short listed applicants must attend in person for interview on 31 May 2012 to be eligible for an award.There are no alternative dates and telephone, video conference/skype interviews are not permitted.
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Chevening Scholarships
Chevening Scholarships are for talented people who have been identified as potential future leaders across a wide range of fields including politics, business, the media, civil society, religion and academia. Most scholars undertake a one year master’s degree.
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Applicants should be:
+ Motivated to make a career that will take them to positions of leadership in their own country within ten years of their scholarship.
+ Able to use their studies and experience in the UK to benefit themselves, their countries and the UK.
+ Natural influencers and talented communicators, with energy and ambition.
+People who value networking and who can demonstrate the value of networks to their studies, and to bringing about change on a global level
Intelligent, with demonstrable academic potential.
+Strong characters with integrity, drive, and the ability to self manage and work independently
Applicants must:
+Have good English language skills with and should check what IELTS score or equivalent is required for admission to postgraduate courses
Meet the academic requirements for their courses of study
Applicants cannot be:
+A UK or EU national.
+An employee of the FCO (including British Embassies and High Commissions), the British Council, a co-sponsor or sponsoring UK university, or their relatives, or former employee who left such employment within the past two years.
+People who have already received financial benefit from an HMG-funded award.
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Students in any subject area may apply.
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There is no co-ordinated global launch of the programme. British missions around the world will advertise Chevening separately, so timings will vary. Some Embassies will advertise as early as late autumn, while others will start as late as spring.
Before applying:
Please check your local British Embassy or High Commission website, and your local British Council website, for details about how the scheme will operate in your country.
Making an application:
Prospective scholars should apply using the
ONLINE APPLICATION TOOL
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
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Please see the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Website
HERE
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Commonwealth Scholarships: Developing Countries Scheme
The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the United Kingdom (CSC) supports around 700 awards annually. Awards are funded by the Department for International Development (for developing Commonwealth countries), the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Scottish Government (for developed Commonwealth countries), and UK universities.
If you are a citizen of
a developing Commonwealth country, you can apply for
split-site PhD study at Liverpool.
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Candidates should:
• Be Commonwealth citizens, refugees, or British protected persons.
• Be permanently resident in a Commonwealth country other than the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
• Be available to commence their academic studies in the United Kingdom by the start of the UK academic year in September/October 2013.
• Hold, by October 2013, a first degree of upper second class Honours standard (or above) or a second class degree and a relevant postgraduate qualification, which will normally be a Master’s degree.
The Commission wishes to promote equal opportunity, gender equity and cultural exchange. Applications are welcomed from the many different races and origins that comprise the Commonwealth’s rich variety of cultures, traditions and institutions.
NB: The 2012 round of applications is now closed. Information on Commonwealth Scholarships for 2013 will be available
on this page in July 2012.
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None.
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The Commission invites the nomination of candidates for Common -
wealth Scholarships from a number of sources. These are described below.
Candidates may choose any of these ‘nominating routes’ for any category
of award, subject to the exceptions noted. Candidates must, however,
apply locally in the first instance. The Commission does not accept
direct applications.
For 12 months’ non-degree study in the United Kingdom on a Split-Site
basis to aid the completion of a doctoral degree undertaken at a
university in the candidate’s home country nominations are invited through the following channels:
• The candidate’s national Commonwealth Scholarship agency. This
is the main route of application and a full list of Commonwealth
Scholarship agency addresses can be obtained from the CSC website
• The Executive Head of an eligible developing country university on
whose staff the applicant serves. (In the case of Bangladesh and India,
nominations are made through the University Grants Commission in
Pakistan, through the Higher Education Commission and in Sri Lanka,
through the Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education)
• Selected non-governmental organisations, charitable bodies and
development partnerships.
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Commonwealth Scholarships Commission
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NB: The 2012 round of applications is now closed. Information on Commonwealth Scholarships for developed 2013 will be available
on this page in July 2012.
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Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme
The University of Liverpool is pleased to be able to offer two scholarships at taught postgraduate level to candidates from Commonwealth developing countries in 2012/13. The awards are jointly funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) and the University of Liverpool. The scheme is administered by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC).
The aim of the Scheme is to assist students from developing Commonwealth countries who are of excellent academic calibre but for financial reasons would not otherwise be able to afford to study in the United Kingdom. The Scheme allows the successful scholars to benefit from postgraduate study at a University in the United Kingdom which will help them to contribute toward the development of their home countries.
The scholarship meets the full costs of an award holder’s study at the University, which consists of:
• air fares to and from the UK
• a maintenance allowance (£882 per month in 2011/12)
• payment of the overseas tuition fee
• arrival allowance
• dissertation costs
• study travel grant
• financial support to cover the cost of excess baggage
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Applicants must be from a Commonwealth developing country and hold an offer of full-time study on one of the following postgraduate taught programmes:
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Energy Generation
MSc Advanced Computer ScienceMSc (Eng) Microelectronic Systems and TelecommunicationsMaster of Public Health (MPH)Applicants should:
• be nationals of a Commonwealth developing country, and not at present living or studying in a developed country
• hold a first degree at either first or upper second class level
• meet the
University’s minimum English Language requirement• have not previously studied for one year or more in a developed country
• not be employed by a national government department or parastatal organisation
• are themselves, or through their families, unable to pay to study in the United Kingdom
• will return to their home country as soon as their award comes to an end
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Applicants must be from a Commonwealth developing country and have made a successful application to study one of the programmes listed in the eligibility criteria.
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Before submitting an application, all candidates should make a
University of Liverpool application of study for one of the eligible postgraduate degree programmes. Please note that any application made for the scholarship that does not hold an offer of admission by the deadline of March 30th 2012 will be automatically rejected. Please also note that the competition will not be open before January 13th 2012 and it would be advisable to wait until after this date to send an application.
Once a successful academic application has been made, the application for this funding must be made directly to the University of Liverpool via the
Commonwealth Scholarship Commission’s Electronic Application System (EAS).
The University will be the judges of academic calibre and will forward its nominations to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for its agreement. We normally advise candidates of the result no later than July 2012.
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This award is funded jointly by the Department for International Development (DFID) and the University of Liverpool.
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CONACYT Awards
We have an agreement with CONACYT to support research students from Mexico. Students chosen will receive a reduction in fees.
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Please contact
CONACYT for further information.
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Science and technology subjects only.
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CONACYT
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Duncan Norman Research Scholarship
The objective of the Scholarship is to enable academically gifted students who also have the personal qualities to make them leaders in society, to pursue PhD study at the University of Liverpool.
One Scholarship shall be awarded annually, and competition therefore is very strong.
This prestigious Scholarship consists of the following funding and research support:
- Competitive annual maintenance stipend of £17,500 (or top-up to this level of maintenance if the candidate is in receipt of Research Council funding)
- Full payment of tuition fees (Home, EU or Overseas)
- Free accommodation on the University campus or an accommodation allowance
- Laptop or desktop computer and printer
- Support for conference expenses
- Annual travel expenses from the home country to Liverpool (for EU/Overseas candidate)
- A one month InterRail Pass for travel around Europe
The Scholarship is awarded for one year in the first instance and, subject to satisfactory academic progress, will be renewed for a total period of up to three years.
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The Scholarship is open for application to all prospective full-time postgraduate research students irrespective of nationality, tuition fee status or subject area.
Please note that prospective MRes, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, and currently registered University of Liverpool MPhil/PhD students, are not eligible for application to this scholarship.
Prospective applicants must hold a formal offer of study for a PhD programme at the University of Liverpool for the given academic session (i.e. from 1 October) and only students who already hold, or are likely to attain in forthcoming examinations, a first-class honours degree (or its equivalent) are likely to be considered by the University’s Fees and Scholarships Sub-Committee.
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Candidates making an application to any subject area may apply.
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You will need to complete and submit the application form electronically to the Secretary to the Scholarships Sub-Committee by email to
seschol@liverpool.ac.uk. Applications may also be sent by post, to the address provided on the application form. The competition will open for the new session on January 4th 2012.
The deadline for applications is 5.00pm on Friday 30th March 2012.
Please refer to the Duncan Norman Research Scholarship webpage to access the application form and further information (
http://www.liv.ac.uk/gradschool/funding/duncannormanaward.htm).
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Duncan Norman Charitable Trust
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For further information about the Duncan Norman Research Scholarship, or about the application process, please contact:
seschol@liverpool.ac.uk.
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Faculty Postgraduate Scholarships
50 competitive scholarships are available for international Postgraduate Master's (including MRes) students across all faculties.
The Faculty Postgraduate Scholarships take the form of a £3,000 reduction in the fee level.
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Applicants are assessed on academic ability via the application form.
Only self-funded students are eligible to apply for this award.
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This is not open to PGR (Post Graduate Research) students and home/E.U. Students.
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Those applicants who are eligible to apply will be automatically contacted by email inviting them to apply for the scholarship.
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The University of Liverpool.
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Deadline 1st Round: 13th April 2012
Deadline 2nd Round: 29th June 2012.
Please also note: The PG Faculty Award cannot be held in conjunction with any other external or internal scholarship, that the student may receive from the University of Liverpool or any of its external partners (eg The ARM Scholarship The Hodgson Law Scholarships etc).
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Fulbright Award
This prestigious scholarship, which is co-funded by the Fulbright Commission and the University of Liverpool, is offered to enable a US citizen per year to study any subject at postgrad level at the University of Liverpool.
The award of £20,000 is tenable for the first year of postgraduate study and is intended to contribute to both tuition fees and living costs.
The aim of the Fulbright award scheme is to promote leadership, learning and empathy between nations through educational exchange.
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This is a competitive scholarship which is open to US citizens pursuing postgraduate taught study or postgraduate research.
The following minimum requirements also apply:
• rigor in scholarly enquiry and academic or professional excellence
• strong reasons for wishing to pursue the proposed project in the UK
• interest in the peoples and cultures of the UK
• a clear set of objectives for the Fulbright year
• commitment to the host community through volunteer and extra-curricular activity.
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Postgraduate students in any subject area may apply.
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Co-funded by the Fulbright Commission and the University of Liverpool.
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FUNED Awards
Up to 10 awards are available for Masters or Research students from Mexico in receipt of FUNED loans.
The award gives students a 10% reduction in fees.
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You must be a Mexican national in receipt of a FUNED loan.
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Students in any subject area may apply.
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FUNED
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Hodgson Law Scholarships
The Hodgson Law Scholarships were established after the death of Elizabeth Hodgson pursuant to the Hodgson Will Trust.
The Scholarships is to reward academic, professional and leadership qualities.
The committee chooses 2 Hodgson Law Scholars each year from LLM applicants.
All university tuition fees will be paid on the Hodgson Law Scholars’ behalf by the Hodgson Trustees. In addition, each Hodgson Law Scholar will receive a maintenance allowance of £5,000 as a contribution towards their living expenses in the UK.
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Applicants must have completed or be in the final year of completion of a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent degree at a minimum 2.1 (UK upper second) or equivalent standard.
Only non-EU international students may apply.
The scholarship is awarded on a competitive basis to the strongest candidate based on Academic ability, evidence of an interest legal and public service which may benefit Liverpool and its region, potential and ambition for future leadership.
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Available to LLM students only.
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The University of Liverpool Law School
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Dr Mavluda Sattorova
Lecturer in Law
University of Liverpool
Liverpool Law School
Tel: 01517943474
Email:
m.sattorova@liv.ac.uk
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Hong Kong Graduate Association Awards
The University of Liverpool Graduate Association (Hong Kong) was established in 1989 and is one of our most prominent and active Alumni Associations. The scholarship fund was founded in 1997 following a generous donation from an anonymous benefactor and has awarded various scholarships over the years.
The objectives of the scholarships are to promote educational exchange and academic research respectively, between the University of Liverpool and residents of Hong Kong SAR and China.
Each post graduate research scholarship will be tenable for a period of three years, subject to satisfactory academic progress.
The value of the scholarship (£2000) will cover part payment of the annual tuition fees or living expenses.
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You must be from Hong Kong or China and have been admitted to pursue full-time, postgraduate research studies leading to a PhD degree in your chosen fields in the forthcoming academic year at the University of Liverpool.
Current students originating from Hong Kong/China who are already in their first or second year of postgraduate research studies at the University of Liverpool at the time of application are also eligible to apply for the scholarship.
Each scholarship is tenable for a period not exceeding three years. Renewal of the scholarship is subject to a satisfactory report and good academic performance on an annual basis.
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Postgraduate research students in any subject area may apply.
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You will need to complete and submit the
application form electronically to the Secretary to the Scholarships Sub-Committee by email to seschol@liverpool.ac.uk. Applications may also be sent by post, to the address provided on the application form.
The deadline for all applications is 31st May, directly to:
Email:
seschol@liv.ac.uk (ref: Hong Kong Graduate Association Postgraduate Research Scholarship)
All correspondence should be sent to:
Lyn Hughes at the email address above or by telephone 0151 795 4697.
Renewal applicants must submit, in additional to other relevant documents, a supporting letter from their academic supervisor.
Please send email to
seschol@liv.ac.uk to request application form for this award.
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The University will be responsible for the applications and short-listing, subject to final selection and endorsement by the Scholarship Trustees of the University of Liverpool Graduate Association (Hong Kong) Scholarship Fund.
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HRH Princess Sirindhorn University of Liverpool Scholarship
The University of Liverpool has introduced a prestigious scholarship in honour of HRH Princess Sirindhorn, who was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by the University of Liverpool in March 2006.
One full scholarship will be awarded annually to enable a Thai student to come to Liverpool to complete a one-year taught Masters programme.
The scholarship will cover both tuition fees and £9,000 living costs for the year of study.
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To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants must:
• be a Thai national
• already hold an offer to study a one-year taught Masters programme at the University of Liverpool.
The scholarship is open to all subjects offered a one-year taught Masters programme, however priority will be given to those students who wish to study in a subject area associated with HRH Princess Sirindhorn such as science, IT, medicine, the arts, geography, history and languages.
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Priority will be given to those students who wish to study in subject areas which are associated with HRH Princess Sirindhorn such as science, IT, medicine, the arts, geography, history and languages.
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Application forms will be forwarded to all eligible candidates by the International Recruitment and Relations Team.
Deadline: 4th May 2012.
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The University of Liverpool.
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Hsiang Su Coppin Memorial Scholarship Fund
THIS AWARD IS UNDER REVIEW FOR 2012/13.
The Hsiang Su Coppin Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 as a result of a generous donation of funds to the University of Liverpool from the estate of the late Mrs Hsiang Su Coppin.
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Applications are welcomed from undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research students who are nationals of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and are resident in the PRC at the time when the application to the University of Liverpool is made.
The value and number of awards made from the fund varies, but it is unlikely that the total value of awards made will exceed £2,500 in any one year.
Awards are normally made on the basis of academic merit, although the university reserves the right to target certain ethnic minorities within China, as deemed appropriate within the terms of Mrs Coppin's will.
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Candidates making an application to any subject area may apply.
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You will need to complete and submit the application form electronically to the Secretary to the Scholarships Sub-Committee by email to
seschol@liverpool.ac.uk. Applications may also be sent by post, to the address provided on the application form.
Please refer to
the Hsiang Su Coppin Memorial Scholarship webpage to access the application form and further information.
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The University of Liverpool
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For further information about the Hsiang Su Coppin Memorial Scholarship, or about the application process, please contact:
seschol@liv.ac.uk.
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India Postgraduate Taught Award
The India Postgraduate Taught Award is a £1,000 fee discount, available to Indian nationals with OSI fee status. This is deducted automatically as part of admissions’ process.
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No application necessary, automatically deducted for Indian nationals with OSI fee status.
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Only available for Taught Masters programmes (including MRes)
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There is no need to apply for this award, as the sum is automatically deducted based on nationality.
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N/A
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N/A
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John Lennon Memorial Scholarship
The John Lennon Memorial Scholarship is intended to support students in financial need and enhance, among other things, awareness of global problems and environmental issues.
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Current and prospective Home and EU undergraduates and postgraduates (taught and research), in any subject area, who have accepted the University of Liverpool as their first choice university, are eligible to apply.
Please note that the Scholarships Sub-Committee may additional eligibility criteria to the list above. For example, the Sub-Committee may target some awards at particular disciplines or levels, if deemed appropriate.
It is anticipated that up to 11 awards will be available in 2012/13. These include a number of awards for postgraduate research students (renewable for up to 3 years subject to satisfactory academic progress), a number of full standard-fee awards for postgraduate taught and MRes students, and a number of grants for undergraduate students.
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Candidates making an application to any subject area may apply.
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You will need to complete and submit the application form electronically to the Secretary to the Scholarships Sub-Committee by email to
seschol@liverpool.ac.uk. Applications may also be sent by post, to the address provided on the application form, but but candidates are asked to consider the environmental impact of doing so. The competition for the new session 2012/13 will open after January 13th 2012 and we advise you not to submit an application before that date.
Please refer to the John Lennon Memorial Scholarship webpage to access the application form and further information (
http://www.liv.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/finance/lennon.htm).
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The University of Liverpool
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For further information about the John Lennon Memorial Scholarship, or about the application process, please contact:
seschol@liverpool.ac.uk.
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LIC Faculty Scholarship
Students studying at Liverpool International College (LIC) have the chance to compete for a £2000 Faculty Scholarship, conditional on them achieveing the AAB equivalent of 70%. There are 50 scholarships available in total for postgraduate taught programmes (PGT).
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All PGT offer holders will be invited to apply for this award, but will be subject to the competitive environment for all PGT offer holders.
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None
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All PGT offer holders will be invited to apply for this award, but will be subject to the competitive environment for all PGT offer holders.
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The University of Liverpool
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