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CELCA Scholarship For MA English Students 2014 at Aston University
Available for all Aston LSS students who hold a First Class Aston undergraduate degree, the LSS Excellence Bursary provides an additional 5% discount on your Masters Tuition Fees which complements the existing 20% Aston Graduate Discount. In total, the LSS Excellence Bursary and ...
Published 21 June 2014 Study abroad directory
Available for all Aston LSS students who hold a First Class Aston undergraduate degree, the LSS Excellence Bursary provides an additional 5% discount on your Masters Tuition Fees which complements the existing 20% Aston Graduate Discount. In total, the LSS Excellence Bursary and the Aston Graduate Discount amount to 25% off your Masters Tuition Fees reflecting our commitment to support the top undergraduate students in the School of Languages and Social Sciences.
CELCA Scholarship: For MA students with native speaker competence in English
£2000 towards the cost of your tuition fees
The School of Languages and Social Sciences offers 3 x £2000 bursaries towards the cost of the MA/MSc tuition fees for students with native speaker competence in English. In return, the students will complete up to six hours a week pastoral work for the School. The exact nature of this work will be decided at the beginning of the programme but may include providing support to international Postgraduate and International Year Abroad students, the IELTS team, deliver speaking classes for our IYA (International Year Abroad) and KYA (Kansai Year Abroad) students, help conference and workshop organisers, academic visitors or students with special needs. The work will often take place at different times every week - depending on the projects you support.
If you wish to be considered for the bursary, you must submit an essay of approximately 1000 words on the following:
What do you consider to be your major strengths and weaknesses? How would you be able to support international students on programmes in the School of Languages and Social Sciences?