To celebrate the Year of the Nurse and Midwife, we are offering a number of scholarships to international applicants for programmes in nursing and midwifery. This scholarship is available for 2020/21 September and January intakes. Find out more about this scholarship and how you can apply.
The Year of the Nurse and Midwife Scholarship is available for successful international applicants across a number of nursing and midwifery programmes.
BSc Nursing Studies (Top Up)
Available to offer holders on our one year nursing top-up programmes. This scholarship will reduce the tuition fee to £10,000.
MA Nursing (Adult)
Available to offer holders with a first or second class degree. This scholarship is worth £3,500 in year one only.
MSc Nursing
Available to offer-holders with a first or second class degree. This scholarship is worth £2,000.
MSc Midwifery
Available to offer-holders with a first or second class degree. This scholarship is worth £2,000.
How to apply
There is no separate application process for this scholarship. You will be assessed when you apply for your chosen programme of study. If you are successfully offered this scholarship, to receive the funding you must accept your offer of admission and pay your tuition fee deposit by the deadline specified.
Terms and Conditions
You may apply for this scholarship if you have already been awarded a different scholarship. However, in line with our terms and conditions, you can only receive one scholarship - the one with the highest value.
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