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Funding Information for PG Taught Programmes in CTS

Centre for Translation Studies, Bursaries for Masters Programmes 2010-11
The Centre for Translation Studies at the University of Surrey is pleased to announce a number of bursaries for its range of Masters programmes in 2010-11.
What does each bursary provide? A contribution of circa £1,000 towards tuition fees (£4,200 for Home/EU students, £10,000 for Overseas students in 2010-2011).

Who is eligible to apply for the bursary? Any candidate who applies by 1st June 2010 at the latest for one of the CTS Masters programmes on a full-time basis to commence in September/October 2010 can also apply for a CTS bursary by the same date. The competition has now been opened up to students of all languages offered on the programmes and to include the MA in Monolingual Subtitling and Audio Description.

To download the application form for the above bursary scheme, please click here. Anyone who wishes to be considered must return their completed form before 1st June 2010. Applicants should note that they do not need to wait for a decision to be made on their application before applying for the bursary.

 

AHRC studentships for UK and EU applicants (studentship competition),
The application form and further information about funding opportunities for Masters programmes sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Research Council can be downloaded from here. The University will be conducting a pre-selection process for which the deadlines (two stages) will be the 19th March 2010 (application to your Masters programme of choice) and the 24th March 2010 (application to the pre-selection process for AHRC studentships).

 

Funding opportunities for Masters applicants from Spain
For the third consecutive year, the Spanish government is offering interest-free loans to Spanish students studying Master's degrees, including those who wish to study in the UK.
The total funding available for 2009/2010 is EUR 150,000,000.
The maximum study period is 21 months and the maximum loan per student, including an overseas allowance, is EUR 22,800. The loans, which are interest-free, have to be repaid over a 20-year period once the student's income exceeds a certain threshold. Grants are awarded to individuals and not the receiving institution.
More information can be found here.

 

Sources of funding for international students
Further information on sources of funding for international students is available through the British Council and UKCISA. A list of scholarships available in each country can be found here and a list of British Council offices here.

 

General information about postgraduate fees can be found here.

You will find information about postgraduate taught fee levels here.