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Stuart Hall Scholarship
University Rank:#247
Stuart Hall Scholarship
Available
About
- Funding AmountGBP ( 5000 )
- Funding Durationyearly
- Apply Date09/01/2024
- GenderBoth
- Destination CountriesUnited Kingdom
- Scholarship TypesTuition Fees
- Number Of Scholarships1 Scholarship
Study LevelsPhD (Philosophy Doctorate), Master by Research, Master by Course Work, Graduate Diploma, Graduate Certificate, Professional Doctorate
DegreesMedia and Journalism, Creative Arts and Design, Humanities, Science, Other
Requirements
Additional Requirements
1 scholarship for any incoming postgraduate student applying to follow a Master's at the School of Media, Arts and Humanities 48
-Scope: any incoming self-funding student with an offer to follow a postgraduate Master's programme at the School of Media, Arts and Humanities and holds a 2:1 Bachelor's degree or higher
-Funding: a £5000 tuition-fee waiver
-Duration: one-time waiver for full duration of programme
To be eligible for this scholarship, you must have accepted an offer of a full time place on a Masters in the School of Media, Arts and Humanities to start in September 2023.
You must also have, or expect to achieve, a First Class honours or 2.1 degree from a UK university, or equivalent degree from an overseas institution.
Courses eligible for this scholarship are:
- Cultural and Creative Industries MA
- Digital Media MA
- Filmmaking MA
- Film Studies MA
- Gender and Media MA
- International Journalism MA
- Journalism and Documentary Practice MA
- Journalism and Media Studies MA
- Media and Cultural Studies MA
- Media Practice for Development and Social Change MA
Selection Process
Academic excellence
How to Apply
Please complete our scholarship application form after you have received an offer for an eligible course. Applications will be assessed on the following criteria:
- Academic Performance
- Career Aspirations
- Voluntary/Community Involvement
- Personal Circumstances
We are particularly interested in students focussing on areas of interest to Stuart Hall including Postcolonial and Diasporic Modernities Cultural Studies Race, Ethnicity and Visual Cultures Radical Thinking on the Left.
Preference will be given to applicants from underrepresented or disadvantaged backgrounds who intend to pursue a doctoral degree, as they would benefit from from the Stuart Hall Foundation's Scholars and Fellows Network, which provides acces to resources and opportunities that aim to help members develop their career and research profile.