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Goldsmiths University Of London Mature Student Scholarship 2023

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Applications will then be considered by a Goldsmiths University Of London awarding panel. All panel members understand that applicants will have a broad range of differing skills, attributes and experiences, so they will give equal consideration to both the applicant’s academic record and their answers to the questions posed in the award application form.

Panel members also understand that what is important is the content of the answers and their relevance to the questions, not the standard of writing.

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Benefits

£3,000 for each year of study on your undergraduate programme, or £3,000 for one year of your PGCE programme at Goldsmiths

Requirements for Goldsmiths University Of London Mature Student Scholarship 2023

Be over the age of 25 on the first day of your degree (taken as the first day of enrolment week)
Applicants must be eligible for Home fees
Be holding an offer of undergraduate study (or non-salaried PGCE) from Goldsmiths.

Please note that two awards will be reserved for applicants nominated by Open Book. Open Book aims to break down barriers to higher education by working closely with a network of agencies to support people from a wide range of backgrounds, such as ex-offenders and those who have struggled with addiction and mental health.

Initial shortlisting by eligibility criteria will be completed by our Scholarships Co-Ordinator. All applicants who meet the eligibility criteria are then forwarded to the next selection stage.

Applications will then be considered by an awarding panel. All panel members understand that applicants will have a broad range of differing skills, attributes and experiences, so they will give equal consideration to both the applicant’s academic record and their answers to the questions posed in the award application form.

Panel members also understand that what is important is the content of the answers and their relevance to the questions, not the standard of writing.

The panel will consist of representatives from Admissions, Widening Participation, and an academic department. The panel will assess the applications against the stated criteria.

Final award recipients and reserve candidates will be decided by the panel.

Scholarship payments will be made in January, March and May in terms 2 and 3 after completion of the first term. Scholarship payments will be made using the Higher Education Bursaries and Scholarships Scheme (HEBSS).