For the 2024–2025 academic year, applications are being taken for the Nottingham Developing Solutions Masters Scholarship. For overseas students, this UK award provides partial assistance, with tuition prices ranging from 50% to 100%. It is intended for applicants from a limited group of Commonwealth nations who have creative solutions for pressing development issues in their own nations. This premier program, which has been run by the University of Nottingham since 2001, assists students from South Asia, Africa, and other Commonwealth countries who are dedicated to changing the world in areas including politics, economics, and the environment. The university, which is ranked seventh in the UK, wants to enable students to affect change and enhance the quality of life in local neighborhoods. Throughout their year-long program, recipients will gain access to elite expertise and networking opportunities. With the world-class research facilities and educational system in the UK, this scholarship provides a special chance for overseas students to achieve their academic and career goals. Apply now and take advantage of this chance for both social and personal development.
Country: United Kingdom
Financial coverage: Partially Funded
Type of Opportunity: Master’s Scholarships
Eligibility Criteria:
- To be eligible for this award, candidates must be citizens of one of the designated Commonwealth countries, India, or Africa.
- It is necessary to classify applicants as overseas students in order to calculate the tuition fees.
- The University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom must have extended an offer to candidates to pursue a full-time master’s degree, including an MRes, for the academic year 2024–2025.
- The following faculties are required to have applicants enrolled: the faculties of engineering, science, medicine and health sciences, and social sciences.
- Those who are enrolled or have graduated from the University of Nottingham are not eligible.
- Applicants cannot be students enrolled in courses in the UK at this time.
- Candidates who do not speak English as their first language must meet the university’s standards for English language competency.
Benefits:
- scholarships that pay for 50% or 100% of the cost of tuition.
- a chance to continue education in the UK.
- a platform where overseas students can showcase various development ideas for their own nations.
- an opportunity to network and establish connections with experts in related fields.
Deadline: April 17th, 2024.
