Scholarships at Manchester Metropolitan University

Aimed at

Postgraduate students from outside the UK, who will pay full overseas tuition fees.

Eligibility

You must have been accepted onto a full-time taught masters degree course or the BTC programme, starting in either September 2024 or January 2025.

Value

£3,000 in the first year of study.

Terms and Conditions:

Applicant and course eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must hold an offer for a taught master's course (180 credits) at Manchester Metropolitan

  University, unless specifically stated.

• Bar Training Course (BTC) is eligible for the scholarship, provided all the other conditions are met. 

• This offer is only available for programmes commencing in September 2024 or January 2025.

• The Scholarship offer will only be applied to postgraduate programmes consisting of a minimum of 180

  credits, unless specifically stated.

• MFA courses are eligible, providing the full 180 credits are taken in year one, and the full overseas fee is

  charged.

• Eligible applicants will be awarded a £3,000 Scholarship.

• Students studying part-time will be eligible for the Scholarship providing they are paying overseas fees.

  The scholarship will be awarded on a pro-rata basis, in proportion to the tuition fees charged, which

  means they will receive a proportion of the scholarship in each year of their course.

• International qualifications will be compared with Manchester Metropolitan University’s internal guidelines

  and all decisions made by the University’s Admissions Department regarding degree classifications are

  final and cannot be appealed.

• Only courses being taught on the Manchester Campus, are eligible.

• Applicants must be self-funding and classified as overseas students for tuition fee purposes.

• Applicants must successfully meet all conditions set for entry onto their chosen course of study.

Exclusions

The following programmes/categories of programmes are excluded from this Scholarship offer: 

• Any postgraduate programme delivered by the Manchester School of Architecture

• PGCE

• MSc Place Management and Leadership

• Apprenticeship courses

• Any other postgraduate programme that does not lead to a master’s degree, with the exception of Bar

  Training Course