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Money diaries – Brandon – Student Stories
Additionally, as a Widening Participation student I receive the Access Edinburgh Scholarship which amounts to an additional £3,000 a year.
One Health and Conservation Medicine – A blog about staff and student work connected with the MSc One Health and MVetSci Conservation Medicine programmes at the University of Edinburgh
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Exploring funding options for postgraduate study – Student Stories
While I applied for a scholarship to support my studies, I wasn’t successful in securing one. ... Scholarships are highly competitive, so you shouldn’t rely solely on them for funding.
November 2018 – Global Justice Blog
From India, she is also one of three recipientsof the GJA’s LLM Human Rights scholarship awards for this year, and has a keen interest in gender issues, the rights of
About – The Critical Turkey
This website provides practical tips and tricks for how to implement this kind of good scholarship effectively and successfully.
My Florence project! – Gearóid Brennan
My Florence project! I’ve been fortunate enough to have been awarded a Florence Nightingale Foundation travel scholarship .
New College Magazine 2022 – New College Magazine
This year promises to be no less exciting, with a range of new faculty appointments bringing their own dynamism to our community’s world class scholarship – including Prof.
January 2017 – Page 2 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
This Blog is delighted to post the following notice, and delighted to note the scholarship is aimed after Toby Milsom, an innovative and interesting scholar.….
Florence Nightingale Foundation Students’ Day – Nursing Blog
Members of the Florence Nightingale Foundation then went into greater detail about the scholarships they offer and how they aim to continue influencing policy and future practice.
PhD Researcher Spotlight: Joanne Mair – Edinburgh Health Economics
outline of a workable PhD, applied for and obtained a staff scholarship .