UK: University of Glasgow Full Tuition Scholarship for African Students, 2017/2018



The University of Glasgow is offering 8 scholarships worth
the full tuition fee for a one-year Masters programme for
September 2017 academic session. African applicants are
eligible to apply for these scholarships.
Application Deadline:

Applicants holding a programme offer by 1st
December 2016 will receive their scholarship
outcome by 16th December
Applicants holding a programme offer by 1st March
2017 will receive their scholarship outcome by 16th
March
Applicants holding a programme offer by 1st June
2017 will receive their scholarship outcome by 16th
June
Eligible Countries: African countries
To be taken at (country): UK
Eligible Field of Study: All
Type: Masters
Eligibility: Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of
their application for admission and must:
be resident in Africa at time of applying have
completed a first degree in Africa
demonstrate academic excellence and achieve
grades equivalent to a degree equivalent to a UK 2:1
Hons or better
Selection Criteria: Applicants will be automatically
assessed for a scholarship based on academic merit.

How to Apply: Applicants who are being considered
will be notified within the timeframes above. There is
no separate application form required.
Offer holders who are being considered for the
scholarship will be contacted and asked to submit a
400 word personal statement detailing:
why you have selected the programme at the
University of Glasgow
why you merit the funded-place (e.g academic/
personal achievement)
how you will benefit from it (e.g. employment
prospects, financial relief, etc)
Your personal statement should be around 400
words and include your full name and applicant
number.

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