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School of Divinity Postgraduate Masters Scholarships
Merit Based
Scholarship
United Kingdom
Provided by The University of Edinburgh
Eligibility Criteria
- Must have applied for admission to a postgraduate taught Masters or Masters by Research degree program within the School of Divinity, commencing in September 2025.
- Applicants must have, or expect to obtain, the equivalent of a UK first-class or 2:1 Honours degree at undergraduate level.
- Open to UK and overseas applicants wishing to study full-time, part-time, or via online distance learning programs.
- Students on programs longer than one year may apply but must be aware that this funding is for one year only; therefore, students are advised to budget accordingly.
Application Process
- Apply for your chosen Masters program at the University of Edinburgh.
- After applying for admission, submit the scholarship application via the University’s online scholarship application system (EUCLID)
- Documents Required:
- Completed scholarship application form.
- Academic transcripts and degree certificates.
- Personal statement highlighting academic achievements and commitment to the field of Divinity.
- References or letters of recommendation.
Scholarship Benefits
- Funding Coverage:
- Scholarships covering full to half tuition fees, tenable for one academic year and automatically deducted from tuition fees.
- Scholarships covering full to half tuition fees, tenable for one academic year and automatically deducted from tuition fees.
- Duration of Funding:
- One academic year.
- One academic year.
- Extra Benefits:
- Engagement with opportunities to present work to the wider student and staff body during the award period.
- Access to a range of training and development opportunities appropriate to the program of study.
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Fields of Study
Religious Studies
Coverage
Partial Tuition Waiver
Deadline
Program Deadline Applies
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Scholarship Details
TypeMerit Based
FundingScholarship
CountryUnited Kingdom
Universities
The University of Edinburgh