The University of Edinburgh is pleased to offer Drever Trust MSc Scholarships for International Students who wish enrol for postgraduate Masters study in Psychological Research at the University for 2023 – 2024 academic session.
The Drever Trust MSc Scholarship will cover the UK tuition fee level for MSc study. Applicants due to pay international tuition fees will be liable for the difference between the UK rate of fee and the international tuition fee. These awards will be tenable for one academic year.
All scholarship award holders are expected to be energetic members of our postgraduate community, and will engage with opportunities to present their work to the wider student and staff body during the period covered by their award.
This scholarship is awarded for postgraduate Masters study in Psychological Research, within the School of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences.
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University of Edinburgh Drever Trust MSc Scholarships
Aim and Benefits of University of Edinburgh Drever Trust MSc Scholarships
- We are offering one scholarship, to cover the UK tuition fee level for MSc study. Applicants due to pay international tuition fees will be liable for the difference between the UK rate of fee and the international tuition fee. These awards will be tenable for one academic year.
- All scholarship award holders are expected to be energetic members of our postgraduate community, and will engage with opportunities to present their work to the wider student and staff body during the period covered by their award.
Requirements for University of Edinburgh Drever Trust MSc Scholarships Qualification
To be eligible for The University of Edinburgh Drever Trust MSc Scholarships, applicants are expected to meet the following conditions:
- Applicants must be international students
- Applicants must have applied for and meet the entry requirements for a graduate research degree at the University of Edinburgh
- Applicants must be currently enrolled in a graduate research degree at the University of Edinburgh
- Applicants must have proof of English Language proficiency
- The scholarships will be awarded to students who are accepted for admission on one of the following programmes of study, within the School of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences at the University of Edinburgh
- Applicants must be enrol in MSc Psychological Research and MSc by Research Psychology
Interview date, Process and Venue for University of Edinburgh Drever Trust MSc Scholarships
- Criteria: The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit.
- Notification: All applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of June 2023.
Application Deadline
May 31, 2023
How to Apply
- In order to gain access to the scholarship application system, applicants must have applied for admission to the University of Edinburgh. Please note that, following the submission of an application for admission, it can take up to five working days for all system checks to be completed and for access to be granted.
- The online scholarship application form is located in EUCLID and can be accessed via MyEd our web based information portal at https://www.myed.ed.ac.uk
- When logging in to MyEd, you will need your University User Name and password. If you require assistance, please go to http://www.ed.ac.uk/student-systems/support-guidance
For more details, visit University of Edinburgh website
