The School is delighted to offer six scholarships to UK and International applicants accepted onto the MSc Education (Early Childhood Practice and Froebel) Pathway in the 2022-2023 academic session, funded by the UK Froebel Trust. HTML Award Each award is worth 50% of the UK tuition fees and will be paid directly towards programme fees. Eligibility The scholarships are available to UK applicants who have been accepted onto the MSc Education (Early Childhood Practice and Froebel) Pathway. Applicants to the full-time or part-time (two-year and three-year) study modes are eligible. Criteria These scholarships are competitive and will be awarded broadly on the basis of academic and professional merit and economic need as described in the scholarship application personal statement. Successful candidates will be chosen based on the following criteria: Academic ability (as evidenced in standard application and references) Professional experience (as evidenced in standard application and references) Suitability for the programme applied for in terms of previous study and work experience (standard application) Commitment to scholarship in the field of Early Childhood Education (as evidenced by the standard application and the statement in the scholarship application form). Applicants with degrees of lower academic standing (e.g. under 2:1) but with a genuine interest and/or considerable work experience in the area of study are encouraged to apply. In cases where academic merit is equal, consideration of prior experience, demonstrable interest in the area of study and references will be considered. Applying Applications are now closed as the 30th May 2024 deadline has passed. Frequently Asked Questions Document Scholarships System FAQs for Applicants (511.17 KB / PDF) Notification All applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of June 2024. Related Links MSc Education UK Froebel Trust This article was published on 2024-07-29
HTML Award Each award is worth 50% of the UK tuition fees and will be paid directly towards programme fees. Eligibility The scholarships are available to UK applicants who have been accepted onto the MSc Education (Early Childhood Practice and Froebel) Pathway. Applicants to the full-time or part-time (two-year and three-year) study modes are eligible. Criteria These scholarships are competitive and will be awarded broadly on the basis of academic and professional merit and economic need as described in the scholarship application personal statement. Successful candidates will be chosen based on the following criteria: Academic ability (as evidenced in standard application and references) Professional experience (as evidenced in standard application and references) Suitability for the programme applied for in terms of previous study and work experience (standard application) Commitment to scholarship in the field of Early Childhood Education (as evidenced by the standard application and the statement in the scholarship application form). Applicants with degrees of lower academic standing (e.g. under 2:1) but with a genuine interest and/or considerable work experience in the area of study are encouraged to apply. In cases where academic merit is equal, consideration of prior experience, demonstrable interest in the area of study and references will be considered. Applying Applications are now closed as the 30th May 2024 deadline has passed. Frequently Asked Questions Document Scholarships System FAQs for Applicants (511.17 KB / PDF) Notification All applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of June 2024. Related Links MSc Education UK Froebel Trust
