The Eira Francis Davies Scholarship

The student must be a national of and resident in an eligible developing country, who pursues a postgraduate taught Master's programme within the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Science.

Applicants must: hold a minimum 2:1 Bachelors degree or equivalent qualification have formally accepted an offer to study one of the following full-time, postgraduate taught Master's programmes at Swansea University for entry September 2023: Child Public Health, MSc Health Care Management, MSc Long Term and Chronic Condition Management, MSc Public Health and Health Promotion, MSc Clinical Psychology and Mental Health, MSc Cognitive Neuroscience, MSc Research Methods in Psychology, MSc Genomic Medicine, MSc Health Data Science, MSc Health Informatics, MSc Medical Radiation Physics, MSc Nanomedicine, MSc be female be a new student to Swansea University within their application, demonstrate strong academic ability, financial plan to study and motivation for their chosen course at Swansea University be a national, and permanent resident of, a non-EU developing country listed by the World Bank Country and Lending Groups classification as being 'low income' or 'lower-middle income' as of 1 July 2022, not receive any other financial support from Swansea University (e.g. tuition fee reduction, scholarship or bursary) not be a progressing student from The College, Swansea University.