The SPCLS Centenary Bursary is designed to support students pursuing at University of Reading. It offers financial support of upto undefined for Tuition fees and is open to eligible postgraduate students.
Overview of the SPCLS Centenary Bursary scholarship
Who can apply for the SPCLS Centenary Bursary?
To apply for funding, you must have received an offer of admission to one our master's courses.
Eligibility criteria have been developed with input from the University's Diversity and Inclusion Advisors, the SPCLS Wellbeing Inclusion Diversity and Equality committee, and the Dean for Diversity and Inclusion.
To qualify for this bursary, you must:
Head over to the University of Reading for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Head over to the University of Reading for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
SPCLS Centenary Bursary scholarship
What does the SPCLS Centenary Bursary include?
This scholarship provides the following support:
Applying for the SPCLS Centenary Bursary: What you need to know
Ready to apply? Here's what you need to know before submitting your application:
You must also meet at least one of the following criteria, and provide the evidence listed:
You have a disability (as defined by the Equality Act, 2010). If so, please provide written confirmation of your disability in the form of a doctor's note or other suitable official document.
You are from a minority ethnic group. If so, please state of which minority ethnic group you belong on your application form.
You are from one of the most deprived areas of the country as defined by the government's IMD (Indices of Multiple Deprivation) database (defined as IMD quintile 1): you must provide evidence of the residential address and the dates you resided in this address.
You are from an area with low participation in Higher Education, as defined by the government's POLAR 3 classification (quintile 1). If so, please provide evidence of the residential address and the dates you resided at this address.
You have been in local authority care for at least three months since the age of 14. If so, please provide evidence of
Applicants will be asked to declare that the information contained within the application is true, and if any information is found to be incorrect and/or they are found to not be eligible for the bursary, the University reserves the right to withdraw the bursary and recover any bursary already awarded. The University also reserves the right to ask for further supporting evidence to show the applicant meets the eligibility criteria, as the University may reasonably require.
Applications will first be assessed on whether they meet the eligibility criteria (pass/fail). After this, written statements will be assessed on how well applicants can describe:
The applications will be assessed by a panel of three members of SPCLS, whose decision will be final, and there will be no right of appeal.
