University of Strathclyde invites applications for PG Humanities & Social Sciences

The University of Strathclyde, Glasgow has opened its admissions doe the academic year 2024 and the university is offering multiple scholarships to the students applying for postgraduate programs at the Faculty of Humanities and Social. Students who are interested can apply through the university website: strath.ac.uk.

The scholarship award value is equivalent to 15% of the total fees for the postgraduate taught degree which will typically be £2,500-£3,000. The University of Strathclyde also has a limited number of Dean’s International Excellence Awards for its postgraduate taught applicants which are worth £4,000-£5,000, which is offered to exceptional students at postgraduate taught level.

There are a total 285 scholarships available for the value of £2,500-£5,000 for applicants applying for the January 2024 intake. To be considered for the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences International Scholarship, applicants must have a 2:1 (or equivalent) in their undergraduate degree.

This award will assist students with their tuition costs and has a one-year validity. Eligible candidates for this scholarship include those majoring in Education, English, History, Law, Languages, Politics, Psychology, Speech & language therapy, Journalism, Social policy, International relations and Social work.

However, candidates for the Dean's International achievement Award must demonstrate academic achievement; often, this means having an international equivalent of a first-class undergraduate degree from the UK. Apart from this the applicant must have the potential to make a significant contribution to the University of Strathclyde community and their chosen profession upon graduation (assessed by information provided in the scholarship application form).

Interested applicants can apply through the official website of the university for the January 2024 intake, by 30 November 2023. However, applicants need to only submit one application and will be considered for all levels of postgraduate taught scholarships.