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Dean's Postgraduate Scholarship

 Please note: Applications are now closed.

Key facts
Overview
Eligibility
Application process
Terms and conditions

Key facts

Start dates

September 2024

Available to home or international students?

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Study level

Postgraduate

Award value

£3,000

Eligible course awards

GradDip, LLM, MA, MSc

Number of awards

4 awards

Application deadline

15 July 2024

Overview

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences believes strongly in the importance of making a difference to the world of our students, and in the ability and potential of our students to make a difference in the world. The Dean's Scholarship is one small way in which we make that belief tangible. 

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Eligibility

Eligibility criteria

  • This award is open to current Oxford Brookes Undergraduate students, holding a conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible course in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • To be eligible for this award you must be classed as a home student for fee-paying purposes.
  • If successful, you will be registered and enrolled with us as a full-time or part-time postgraduate student for one of the credit-bearing postgraduate programmes as listed in the eligible courses selection below. 

This funding is available to students studying on the following courses:

Postgraduate

Application process

The deadline to apply for this scholarship is 5.00pm BST on Monday 15 July 2024.

To apply for funding, a candidate must have received an offer of admission to one of the listed master’s courses in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. A link to the application form will be sent to all eligible students when they receive their offer.

Two Scholarships are available in each School within the Faculty. Applicants will be asked to write a short summary of no more than 500 words explaining how receiving the award will make a difference to them and how undertaking the programme will help them make a difference to others. They are also asked to submit a short supporting statement from a member of academic staff on their current programme of study.

Full terms and conditions are published with the application form and in submitting a scholarship application the candidate is deemed to have read and agreed to the terms and conditions.

 Please note: Applications are now closed.

Terms and conditions

  • This scholarship will only be available to current Oxford Brookes Undergraduate students, holding a conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible course in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. At time of application, students can be enrolled on any Oxford Brookes Undergraduate course. There is no prerequisite to have studied an Undergraduate course in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • This scholarship will only be available to students commencing a degree in September 2024 and cannot be deferred to a subsequent year. If you do defer your entry then any scholarship award will be removed. 
  • The scholarship will be awarded as a discount applicable to the second semester of tuition fees and will be directly applied to your student account. For students studying part-time the scholarship will be split over two years of study with 50% of the value awarded in each year as a discount applicable to the second semester of tuition fees in each year. 
  • No alternative/equivalent monetary payment will be made.  
  • Until the Scholarship is applied to your student account you remain liable to pay your full tuition fees.
  • Oxford Brookes has a set of guiding principles that describe Oxford Brookes University at its best and define our way of doing things. By accepting a scholarship, you agree to act as an ambassador for Oxford Brookes University and to support those guiding principles.
  • All successful applicants must abide by the Oxford Brookes regulations for study.

Privacy notice - collection and use of personal data

Oxford Brookes will collect and process your personal data to manage scholarship applications and to manage funds where an award is made. The University will also monitor applications to comply with financial regulations and may carry out assessments for equality purposes.