Moray House School of Education and Sport

The School is delighted to offer two scholarships to UK applicants accepted onto the Full-Time MSc Education (Early Childhood Practice and Froebel) Pathway in the 2026-2027 academic session, funded by the UK Froebel Trust.

One scholarship will be awarded to an early-career S&C Coach applicant accepted onto the MSc Strength and Conditioning programme, funded by Fettes College. The successful applicant will subsequently undertake their S&C work placement with Fettes College.

One scholarship will be awarded to an applicant accepted onto a PGDE programme who intends to make contributions to the effective teaching of Scottish secondary school curriculum in mathematics or science-based subjects.

One scholarship will be awarded to an applicant accepted onto a PGDE Primary or PGDE Secondary from a Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic (BAME) background

In partnership with Edinburgh Rugby, a scholarship is available to fund (UK fees) a full-time MScR project. This project, focused on off the ball activity in professional rugby, will answer real-world questions which the rugby club want to answer, with research looking to provide real-world answers to enhance process and delivery of performance analysis support.

This scholarship is for teachers registered with GTCS (General Teaching Council for Scotland) who would like to self-fund through the Postgraduate Diploma in Inclusive Education (deaf learners). Passing the diploma means the teacher can be a qualified teacher of deaf children and young people.

In partnership with Motherwell Football Club, a scholarship is available to part fund a full-time MScR project. This project, focused on load and physical development approaches in academy footballers, will answer real-world problems which the football club want to answer, with research looking to provide real-world solutions to enhance process and delivery of sports science support.

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 2021-2022 academic session, funded by the UK Froebel Trust.

The University will offer PhD scholarships for students starting their PhD research at the University in the 2027-2028 academic session.