The Simon Lee Fully Funded Foundation Scholarship The Simon Lee Foundation Scholarship aims to help international and local students studying ECU Bachelor of Music in Classical Performance- Instrumental to study all facets of historical keyboard performance. Whilst it is envisioned that the successful candidate would come from a background in modern piano, she/he would be required to display a flair for, and/or a keen interest in, historically informed performance practice. The Simon Lee Scholar will study under the guidance of an existing core team of experts and will have access to national and international Visiting Artists of the highest calibre. The scholarship is four years in duration, with each year being worth $20,000 ($80,000). A further $20,000 will be allocated in the final two years, to enable travel to study European keyboard. Eligibility guidelines To be eligible for this scholarship you must: applied to study in full time WAAPA's Bachelor of Music Classical Pe...
The MA in Development Studies is offered at the Institute of Social Development (ISD)at UWC. The course is designed for those planning a career in the field of economic and social development as policy-makers, activists, administrators, developers, researchers or teachers at universities. Annually about 50 students from 15-20 different countries register either for the Honours or Masters programme in Development Studies. The MA in Development Studies starts every year. The next Call for scholarship applications for the intake 2020 will be open from 18th April to 30th June 2019. Applicants with an excellent academic record (average upper second or first class grade) will have the opportunity to apply for a DAAD scholarship for their studies (see scholarship section for more information). Practical Relevance An important question from potential students and applicants is always: "What can I get as additional qualification from this MA Program?" The following aspects may give yo...
International Students studying in the university are invited for Full Time MSc programmes in Glasgow. Applicants must hold or be on track for a First Class degree result (or Overseas equivalent of a UK First Class degree). There are two tranches of awards with deadlines of 1 May 2019 and 31 July 2019 and successful applicants will be notified shortly after these deadlines. The Scholarships will be awarded on merit, rather than financial need, to candidates who demonstrate in their Masters programme application excellent academic performance (current and/or previously gained); any relevant extra-curricular or professional experience and career development and who will contribute to the overall academic, cultural and experiential profile of the programme cohort. Number of scholarships 15 Value £10,000 Opens 12 October 2018 Deadline 31 July 2019 Help with Tuition fees Eligibility Applicants must hold or be on track for a First Class degr...
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