Commonwealth Shared Scholarships prospectus

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1 Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2015 prospectus

2 Introduction The Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan is one of the largest and most prestigious scholarship schemes for international study in the world. Since it was established in 1959, around 30,000 individuals have benefited 24,000 of them have held awards funded by the United Kingdom, managed by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the United Kingdom (CSC). This prospectus describes the Commonwealth Shared Scholarships offered by the CSC for citizens of developing Commonwealth countries in Separate prospectuses exist for the CSC s other programmes, including Scholarships for Master s and PhD study, Split-site Scholarships, Distance Learning Scholarships, Academic Fellowships, Medical Fellowships, and Professional Fellowships. Please visit the CSC website at for details of these programmes. For information on Commonwealth Scholarships offered by other Commonwealth countries, please visit the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) website at The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission s Secretariat is provided by the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), which is responsible for all matters concerning selection, academic studies, and evaluation. The British Council is responsible for supporting award holders in their home countries before and after their awards. About Commonwealth Shared Scholarships Commonwealth Shared Scholarships are offered by the CSC in partnership with UK universities. These scholarships are intended for students from developing countries who would not otherwise be able to afford to undertake Master s level study in the UK, to gain skills and knowledge which will allow them to contribute to the development of their home countries. In , over 70 UK universities are jointly funding Shared Scholarships with the CSC. The CSC extends its thanks to these host universities; while the scheme is managed by the CSC, its success depends critically on their support. Key features Shared Scholarships are for taught Masters courses only; awards will not be made for undergraduate or PhD study, and will not cover any pre-sessional English language teaching. Candidates can apply to study subjects related to the development of their home country at participating UK universities only (a full list of eligible universities and courses is available on pages 5-13). Shared Scholarships are usually tenable for one-year Master s courses only. Eligibility To apply for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship, candidates must: Be Commonwealth citizens, refugees, or British protected persons Be permanently resident in a developing Commonwealth country (a full list is available on page 4) Be available to commence their academic studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year in September/October 2015 Hold, by October 2015, a first degree of at least upper second class Honours standard Not have undertaken studies lasting one year or more in a developed country Be unable themselves, or through their families, to pay to study in the UK The CSC wishes to promote equal opportunity, gender equity and cultural exchange. Applications are encouraged from a diverse range of candidates. Value of awards The CSC and host UK universities jointly meet the full costs of Commonwealth Shared Scholarships. Each Scholarship provides: Student concessionary or other approved airfare to the United Kingdom and return on expiry of the Scholarship (arranged by the host university; funded by the CSC) Approved tuition and examination fees (funded by the CSC) A personal maintenance allowance at the rate of 977 per month ( 1,208 per month for those studying at institutions in the London Metropolitan area) rates quoted at levels (paid and funded by the host university) A grant of 225 towards the expenses of preparing a dissertation, where applicable (claimed from the host university; funded by the CSC) An initial arrival allowance, including visa reimbursement where applicable (funded by the host university) A grant of 200 for expenses for approved study travel within the UK or overseas (claimed from the host university; funded by the CSC) Excess baggage allowance for up to 10 kilograms of books only, when returning home (funded by the CSC) No additional allowances are available for spouses or other dependants. 2

3 How can I apply? All applications must be made through your host UK university. You must check with them in the first instance for specific advice on how to make an application and for their own closing date. All Commonwealth Shared Scholarship candidates must be selected and put forward to the CSC by their host UK university, and must submit their application to the CSC using our Electronic Application System (EAS). Candidates must apply for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship using one of two methods, as instructed by the university: 1. Via university: Applying to the university in the first instance using the university s own application form. If selected, candidates will then be asked to submit an application to the CSC using the EAS. Any applications made via the EAS only and not directly to the university first will not be considered. 2. EAS only: Applying to both the university and the CSC at the same time using the EAS. Each university has its own closing date for applications. Any applications received after this date will be deemed ineligible. The table on pages 5-6 indicates the method of application and closing date for each university. Candidates may apply to more than one university, but only one offer of a Shared Scholarship may be accepted. The EAS will close to applicants on 16 April 2015 and no further applications can be submitted after that date. Candidates should note that most university closing dates fall before 16 April and you must submit your application by the date advised by the university to which you are applying. The selection process Candidates are recruited and selected by UK host universities in the first instance. Selection criteria include: the academic merit of the candidate, as well as the likely impact of their work on the development of their home country. Host UK universities must forward details of their selected candidates to the CSC by 30 April Universities will inform candidates of their results by July General conditions of award Applicants should be aware of the following general conditions: The CSC reserves the right to publish the names of candidates selected for awards on the CSC website. By applying for an award, the candidate gives consent for such publication in the event that his/her application is successful. Candidates will be notified of their provisional selection for a Shared Scholarship by their host university, after the CSC has checked that they meet the eligibility requirements of the scheme. A formal confirmation of the award will be issued when all conditions set by the host UK university have been met and when all documentation issued by the CSC has been returned. The CSC requires a medical report to be completed and submitted before an award can be confirmed. Scholars are expected to take up the award from the date stated by the CSC when the award is confirmed. Candidates are required to sign a declaration confirming that they are nationals of a Commonwealth developing country, and not at present living or studying in a developed country; have not undertaken studies lasting one year or more in a developed country; are themselves, or through their families, unable to pay to study in the United Kingdom; and will return to their home country as soon as their award comes to an end. Any false declarations will cause at least the CSC s share of the award to be terminated, even if the course of study has started. In such circumstances, the candidate will be required to refund any payments made by the CSC in connection with the award. A Commonwealth Shared Scholarship covers fees, fares and personal maintenance. Similar awards may not be held concurrently. Scholars are expected to reside in the UK throughout their award, and to seek prior approval for any proposed visits abroad. Scholars may not undertake paid employment during their award without prior consent. The CSC will only consider requests to extend leave to remain in the UK after the end of a Scholarship for those wishing to move from Master s to PhD study. Strict conditions apply. The CSC is therefore be unable to provide any letter of support which might be required by a Scholar to stay on to work or undertake postdoctoral study in the UK. All terms and conditions of award are subject to UK local law and practices, and are subject to change by the CSC. All regulations concerning immigration and visas are set by the UK immigration authority, and are subject to change. The CSC has no control over these. Candidates from Commonwealth countries which require a Tier 4 visa to come to the UK for study may be required to take an approved English language test and/or be screened for tuberculosis in order to obtain their visa. The regulations on this could change at any point. Candidates should check the UK Visas and Immigration website at for updates. Candidates studying certain subjects may need to apply for an Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) certificate before applying for a UK visa. UK host universities will advise candidates who require an ATAS certificate on how to apply. For more information and to check which courses require clearance, visit 3

4 In line with the UK Bribery Act which came into effect on 1 July 2011, it is CSC policy that any candidate convicted of bribery will be banned from reapplying for a Commonwealth Scholarship for a period of up to five years. A Scholarship may be terminated at any time for reasons of unsatisfactory conduct, progress, or attendance. Eligible Commonwealth countries Further information All enquiries about eligibility criteria and applying for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship should be addressed to the university to which you wish to apply. General enquiries about the administration of the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship scheme should be sent to the address below. Any applications sent to this address will be disregarded and will not be passed on to the universities. Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Bangladesh Barbados Belize Bermuda Botswana British Virgin Islands Cameroon Cayman Islands Dominica Kiribati Lesotho Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mauritius Montserrat Mozambique Namibia Nauru Nigeria Pakistan Seychelles Sierra Leone Solomon Islands South Africa Sri Lanka Swaziland Tanzania Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tristan da Cunha Turks and Caicos Islands Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (SS) Woburn House Tavistock Square London WC1H 9HF UK E: info@cscuk.org.uk Falkland Islands Fiji Ghana Gibraltar Grenada Guyana India Jamaica Papua New Guinea Pitcairn Islands Rwanda St Helena St Kitts and Nevis St Lucia St Vincent and The Grenadines Tuvalu Uganda Vanuatu Zambia Zimbabwe* Kenya Samoa * Awards offered to build the capacity of civil society organisations 4

5 Commonwealth Shared Scholarships At a glance University Number of awards available Closing date Application method Aberystwyth University 1 18 February 2015 Via university Anglia Ruskin University 1 16 April 2015 EAS only Aston University 1 3 April 2015 * Bath Spa University 1 16 April 2015 EAS only Birkbeck, University of London 1 31 March 2015 Via university Bournemouth University 2 16 April 2015 EAS only Cardiff University 2 1 March 2015 Via university Cranfield University 9 20 March 2015 EAS only De Montfort University 1 2 April 2015 EAS only Durham University 6 7 April 2015 EAS only Glasgow Caledonian University 3 1 April 2015 EAS only Goldsmiths, University of London 1 1 March 2015 EAS only Heriot-Watt University 1 16 April 2015 EAS only Institute of Development Studies 2 31 March 2015 EAS only Imperial College London 2 28 February 2015 Via university Institute of Education, University of London 2 3 March 2015 Via university Keele University 3 6 March 2015 EAS only King s College London 5 1 March 2015 Via university Lancaster University 1 28 February 2015 Via university Leeds Beckett University (formerly Leeds Metropolitan University) 8 16 April 2015 EAS only Liverpool Hope University 3 25 March 2015 EAS only Liverpool John Moores University 1 16 April 2015 EAS only London School of Economics and Political Science 7 16 April 2015 Via university London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 8 13 March 2015 EAS only London South Bank University 2 16 April 2015 EAS only Loughborough University 2 31 March 2015 EAS only Newcastle University 6 13 March 2015 EAS only Nottingham Trent University 1 1 March 2015 EAS only Queen Margaret University 2 18 March 2015 Via university Queen Mary, University of London 1 31 March 2015 EAS only Queen s University Belfast 4 6 March 2015 EAS only Royal College of Art 1 31 January 2015 Via university Royal Veterinary College 2 6 March 2015 Via university School of Advanced Study, University of London 1 20 March 2015 Via university Sheffield Hallam University 4 8 April 2015 EAS only SOAS, University of London 4 30 January 2015 EAS only 5

6 University Number of awards available Closing date Application method University College London 6 * * University of Aberdeen 2 13 March 2015 Via university University of Bath 5 31 March 2015 Via university University of Bedfordshire 4 31 March 2015 * University of Birmingham 3 28 February 2015 Via university University of Brighton 1 31 March 2015 EAS only University of Bristol 6 13 February 2015 Via university University of Buckingham 1 28 March 2015 Via university University of Cambridge 10 2 December 2014 Via EAS University of Chester 3 16 April 2015 Via EAS University of Dundee 1 31 January 2015 Via university University of East Anglia 2 13 March 2015 Via university University of Edinburgh 4 1 April 2015 EAS only University of Exeter 6 12 March 2015 EAS only University of Glasgow 8 9 March 2015 Via university University of Greenwich 9 1 April 2015 Via university University of Hull 6 1 April 2015 EAS only University of Kent 1 18 March 2015 Via university University of Leeds 8 2 February 2015 Via university University of Leicester 3 13 March 2015 Via university University of Liverpool 6 31 March 2015 EAS only University of Nottingham 9 20 March 2015 Via university University of Oxford 4 * Via university University of Portsmouth 1 13 March 2015 EAS only University of Reading 2 3 April 2015 EAS only University of Roehampton 1 1 March 2015 EAS only University of Sheffield 1 13 March 2015 Via university University of Southampton 4 13 March 2015 Via university University of St Andrews 2 1 April 2015 EAS only University of Stirling 4 20 March 2015 Via university University of Strathclyde 7 6 March 2015 EAS only University of Sussex 1 31 March 2015 EAS only University of the West of England 2 16 April 2015 EAS only University of the West of Scotland 3 27 March 2015 EAS only University of Warwick 7 11 March 2015 EAS only University of Westminster 1 9 April 2015 EAS only University of Wolverhampton 1 * * University of Worcester 2 31 March 2015 EAS only York St John University 1 20 February 2015 * * To be confirmed by the university candidates should the university for further details 6

7 Courses Aberystwyth University Digital Information Services Environmental Monitoring and Analysis Food and Water Security Information and Library Studies Information Management and Leadership Landscape and Territory Remote Sensing and GIS E: W: Anglia Ruskin University Cultures and Organisational Leadership Healthcare Management Hospital Management International Relations International Social Welfare and Social Policy Public Health Town Planning Preference given to nationals of Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe E: W: Aston University Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine E: Bath Spa University Education Studies Education: Early Childhood Studies Education: International Education Education: Leadership and Management Environmental Management E: Birkbeck, University of London Bioinformatics and Systems Biology Economics Education, Power and Social Change Human Rights International Economic Law, Justice and Development International Security and Global Governance Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict Structural Biology E: W: Bournemouth University Public Health Tourism Management E: Cardiff University Advanced Practice Applied Environmental Geology Chemical Biology Clinical Dermatology International Journalism International Planning and Development International Relations Public Health Theory and Practice of Sustainable Design Wireless and Microwave Communication Engineering E: W: Cranfield University Computation Fluid Dynamics Design Programme (School of Applied Sciences) Environment and Resources Programme Health Sciences Programme Information Capability Management (Shrivenham Campus) International Defence and Security (Shrivenham Campus) Manufacturing Programme Medical Diagnostics Water Programme E: W: fees-and-funding De Montfort University Architectural Design Computing English Language Teaching International Business and Corporate Social Responsibility International Business and Entrepreneurship International Business and Human Resource Management Mechatronics Nursing Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Youth and Community Development Studies Preference given to nationals of Uganda E: Durham University Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding Defence, Development and Diplomacy Energy and Society Environment and Natural Resource Economics International Social Work and Community Development Internet Systems and ebusiness Medical Anthropology New and Renewable Energy Risk and Environmental Hazards Risk and Security E: W: 7

8 Glasgow Caledonian University Food Bioscience Clinical Nutrition and Health Diabetes Care and Management Entrepreneurship Energy and Environmental Management (Oil and Gas) Public Health International Development International Project Management International Tourism Management Available for refugees or internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in Kenya or Uganda only E: W: Goldsmiths, University of London Anthropology and Cultural Politics Applied Anthropology and Community Development Culture Industry Design and Environment Development and Rights Education: Culture, Language and Identity International Studies Postcolonial Culture and Global Policy Social Entrepreneurship World Cities and Urban Life E: W: Heriot-Watt University Architectural Engineering Urban Regional Planning Water and Environment Management E: W: Institute of Development Studies Climate Change and Development Development Studies Gender and Development Globalisation and Development Governance and Development Participation, Power and Social Change Poverty and Development Science, Society and Development With the exception of Climate Change and Development, preference given to nationals of Commonwealth countries in Africa E: W: Imperial College London Conservation Science Master of Public Health E: Institute of Education, University of London Development Education Education and International Development Education, Gender and International Development Education, Health Promotion and International Development Educational Planning, Economics and International Development E: W: Keele University Diplomatic Studies Environmental Politics Environmental Sustainability and Green Technology Global Security Human Rights, Globalisation and Justice E: W: King s College London Advanced Care in Dementia Clinical Nursing Disasters, Adaptation and Development Environment and Development Health Psychology Neuroimaging Tourism, Environment and Development E: donal.caviston@kcl.ac.uk W: index.php?action=view&id=247 Lancaster University International Business and Strategy E: gms@lancaster.ac.uk W: postgraduate-courses/international-business-msc Leeds Beckett University (formerly Leeds Metropolitan University) Public Health Health Promotion Responsible Tourism Management E: internationaloffice@leedsbeckett.ac.uk W: Liverpool Hope University Education Environmental Management Peace Studies E: international@hope.ac.uk Liverpool John Moores University Health Psychology International Journalism International Public Health International Transport Trade and Logistics Law: Global Crime, Justice and Security Port Management E: international@ljmu.ac.uk W: 8

9 London School of Economics and Political Science Anthropology and Development Development Management Development Studies Environment and Development Health, Community and Development Local Economic Development Population and Development Social Policy and Development: Non-Governmental Social Policy and Development Urbanisation and Development Preference given to nationals of Commonwealth countries in Africa and South Asia E: W: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Control of Infectious Diseases Public Health in Developing Countries Public Health for Eye Care E: London South Bank University Civil Engineering Structural Design Health Services and Hospital Management International Marketing Legal Studies Marketing Communications Planning Buildings for Health Public Health and Health Promotion Sustainable Energy Systems Applications from women from all Commonwealth countries are strongly encouraged E: Loughborough University Advanced Process Engineering Construction Project Management Design and Innovation in Sustainability Environmental Monitoring for Management Environmental Studies Internet Computing and Network Security Low Carbon Building Design and Modelling Renewable Energy Systems Technology Sustainable Engineering E: W: Newcastle University Agriculture and Environmental Science Applied Hydrology and Water Management Bioinformatics Environmental Engineering Innovation, Creativity and Enterprise Management International Development and Education Medical Sciences Public Health and Health Services Research Renewable Energy Enterprise and Management Transport E: Nottingham Trent University Construction Management Fashion Design Global Food Security and Development Human Security and Environmental Change International Development International Fashion Business Quantity Surveying Textile Design Innovation E: W: Queen Margaret University Global Health Systems Human Resources for Global Health International Health Sexual and Reproductive Health Social Justice, Development and Health E: Queen Mary, University of London Global Public Health and Policy Public Administration Sustainable Energy E: W: Queen s University Belfast Advanced Food Safety Leadership for Sustainable Development Leadership for Sustainable Rural Development E: pg.centre@qub.ac.uk W: Royal College of Art Applied Arts (Ceramics and Glass and Jewellery) Architecture (Architecture and Interior Design) Communication (Animation, Information Experience Design and Visual Communication) Design Interactions Design Products Fashion and Textiles (Menswear and Womenswear) Innovation Design Engineering Service Design Textiles Vehicle Design E: jennifer.brown@rca.ac.uk W: Royal Veterinary College One Health (Infectious Diseases) Veterinary Epidemiology E: smanick@rvc.ac.uk; admissions@rvc.ac.uk School of Advanced Study, University of London Understanding and Securing Human Rights E: sas.registry@sas.ac.uk W: 9

10 Sheffield Hallam University Advanced Mechanical Engineering Cultural Policy and Management Health Care Education Health Care Management and Leadership Human Resource Development/Management International Hospitality and Tourism Management Logistics and Supply Chain Management Nutrition with Public Health Management Technical Architecture Urban and Regional Planning E: W: SOAS, University of London Development Economics Development Studies Law, Development and Governance Music in Development Social Anthropology of Development Available to nationals/permanent residents of Commonwealth countries in Africa E: University College London Archaeological Site Management Clinical and Public Health Nutrition Comparative Business Economics Development Administration and Planning Earthquake Engineering with Disaster Management Environment and Sustainable Development Genetics of Human Disease Global Health and Development Museum Studies Urban Development Planning E: W: University of Aberdeen Clinical Pharmacology Energy and Environmental Law Environmental Science Global Health Management Information Technology International Relations Oil and Gas Law Petroleum Energy Economics and Finance E: W: University of Bedfordshire Public Health E: W: University of Birmingham Africa and Development African Studies Clinical Oncology Development Economics Development Management Health Economics and Health Policy Human Resource Management International Development Public Health Road Management and Engineering E: W: finance/scholarships/index.aspx University of Brighton Construction Management Environmental Assessment and Management Geographical Information Systems and Environmental Management International Education Tourism and International Development Water and Environmental Management E: University of Bristol Climate Change Science and Policy Development and Security Education Leadership, Policy and Development Gender and International Relations Global Wildlife Health and Conservation International Development International Law International Relations Transfusion and Transplantation Sciences Water and Environmental Management E: W: commonwealth-shared-scholarships University of Buckingham Management in a Global Service Economy E: debbie.millns@buckingham.ac.uk University of Bath International Development International Public Policy Analysis Wellbeing in International Development and Public Policy E: n.j.cleevely@bath.ac.uk Development Biology Microbiology Modern Applications of Mathematics Molecular Plant Sciences Regenerative Medicine E: fsci-pgadmissionsqueries@bath.ac.uk W: 10

11 University of Cambridge Conservation Leadership Development Studies Economics Education Energy Technologies Engineering for Sustainable Development Environmental Policy Law Planning, Growth and Regeneration Public Health E: W: University of Chester Biomedical Science Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Family and Child Psychology Global Health Health Improvement and Wellbeing Management with International Business Public Health Public Health Nutrition Technology Management E: W: University of Dundee International Business International Business and Finance International Business and Marketing E: W: University of East Anglia Climate Change Climate Change and International Development Conflict Governance and International Development Education and International Development Energy Engineering with Environmental Management Environment and International Development Environmental Assessment and Management Impact Evaluation and International Development Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement Water Security and International Development E: W: University of Edinburgh Africa and International Development African Studies International Development E: W: University of Exeter Engineering and Management Environment and Human Health Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture International Human Rights Law Public Administration Structural Engineering Sustainable Development E: W: scholarships/sharedscholarshipscheme University of Glasgow Economic Development Environmental Statistics Global Economy Global Mental Health Global Security Human Nutrition Medical Genetics Physics: Energy and the Environment Public Health Sustainable Energy E: W: University of Greenwich Agriculture for Sustainable Development Sustainable Environmental Management E: W: University of Hull Analytical and Forensic Chemistry Computer Graphics Programming Computer Science Music NET Distributed Systems Development Renewable Energy Translational Oncology E: University of Kent Broadband and Mobile Communication Networks Conservation and International Wildlife Trade Conservation and Tourism International Conflict Analysis International Finance and Economic Development International Security and the Politics of Terror Management (International Business) Management Science Security and Terrorism E: W: international/dfid.html 11

12 University of Leeds Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy Systems Environment and Development Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Global Development Health Management, Planning and Policy Public Health (International) Climate Change and Environmental Policy Transport Planning Transport Planning and Engineering Transport Planning and Environment E: W: University of Leicester Banking and Finance Chronic Disease and Immunity Environmental Informatics Global Environmental Change Human Rights and Global Ethics Infection and Immunity International Education International Human Rights Law International Relations and World Order Sustainable Management of Natural Resources Preference given to nationals of Botswana, Ghana, India, Kenya, Malaysia, and Pakistan E: W: www2.le.ac.uk/study/international/need-to-know/ feesandfunding/scholarships/commonwealth University of Liverpool Advanced Computer Science Architecture Energy Generation International Business International Human Rights Law Public Health Sustainable Structural Engineering (Civil) Veterinary Science E: University of Nottingham Advanced Nursing Studies Cancer Immunology and Biotechnology Clinical Microbiology Microbiology and Immunology Molecular Genetics and Diagnostics Molecular Medical Microbiology Oncology Public Health Public Health (International Health) E: W: scholarshipsfeesfinance/scholarships/ scholarshipdetails/comm-shared-masters.aspx University of Oxford African Studies Bachelor of Civil Law Biodiversity, Conservation, and Management Economics for Development Environmental Change and Management Global Health Science Integrated Immunology Master of Public Policy Pharmacology Water Science, Policy, and Management W: scholarships/university/csss University of Portsmouth Crisis Disaster and Management Educational Leadership and Management Risk, Crisis and Resilience Management Sustainable Architecture E: W: University of Reading Environmental Management Environmental Pollution Food Science Food Technology Human Geography (Research) Nutrition and Food Science Public Policy E: W: prospectivestudents/gs-commonwealthscholarship.aspx University of Roehampton Audiovisual Translation Christian Ministry Education Leadership and Management Special and Inclusive Education E: W: University of Sheffield Advancing Practice Clinical Neurology Environmental Change and International Development Human Nutrition Psychological Research Methods Public Health Speech Difficulties Translational Neuroscience E: W: 12

13 University of Southampton Advanced Clinical Practice Clinical Leadership in Cancer, Palliative and End of Life Care Foundations of Clinical Psychology Health Psychology Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care Vertebrate Palaeontology Wildlife Conservation E: W: scholarships/commonwealth.shtml University of St Andrews Sustainable Development E: W: scholarships University of Stirling Advanced Practice Conservation and Sustainability Corporate Social Responsibility Health and Wellbeing of the Older Person International Conflict and Cooperation International Publishing Management Media Management Psychology of Sport Publishing Studies Sustainable Aquaculture E: W: University of Strathclyde Advanced Computer Science Applied Economics Advanced Mechanical Engineering Electronic and Electrical Engineering Environmental Engineering Finance Forensic Science International Law and Sustainable Development Internet Law and Policy Pharmaceutical Analysis E: W: University of Sussex Conflict, Security and Development Corruption and Governance Development Economics Geopolitics and Grand Strategy Innovation and Sustainability for International Development International Education and Development International Relations International Security Migration Studies Preference given to nationals from Commonwealth countries in Africa and South Asia E: University of the West of England Biomedical Science Construction Project Management Environmental Health Public Health Sustainable Development in Practice Transport Engineering and Planning E: University of the West of Scotland Advanced Computer Systems Development Alcohol and Drug Studies Biotechnology Broadcast Journalism Computer-Aided Engineering International Management Logistics and Supply Chain Management PGDE Primary Education Quality Management Waste and Clean Technologies E: W: fees-and-scholarships/scholarships University of Warwick Biotechnology, Bioprocessing and Business Management Childhood in Society Economics Economics and International Financial Economics Food Security Gender and International Development International Development International Development Law and Human Rights Public Policy Sustainable Crop Production: Agronomy for the 21st Century E: W: scholarship/typesoffunding University of Westminster International Business and Management International Development Management International Human Resource Management International Public Health Nutrition International Relations International Relations and Development Politics International Relations and Security E: W: University of Wolverhampton Health and Social Care Public Health W: 13

14 University of Worcester Advancing Practice Education Nutritional Therapy Public Health Sports Coaching Sports Management E: W: York St John University Applied Linguistics: TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Mass Communications Psychology of Child and Adolescent Development Strategic Human Resources Management E: Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK Woburn House Tavistock Square London WC1H 9HF United Kingdom v13 25/02/2015