Loughborough University proudly announces the Development Trust Africa Scholarship for 2024, offering an exceptional opportunity for African students to embark on a postgraduate taught course in the United Kingdom. This scholarship aims to foster academic excellence and support the ambitions of those wishing to make a significant impact upon returning to their home countries.
Scholarship Highlights:
- Application Deadline: June 14, 2024
- Location: United Kingdom
- Level: Master’s
- Sponsor: Loughborough University
- Funding: Covers 100% of course fees for one year
Scholarship Benefits: The Loughborough Development Trust Africa Scholarship not only provides full coverage of course fees but also positions recipients for academic and professional success in their chosen fields. While the scholarship covers tuition, recipients are expected to secure funding for travel, maintenance, and living expenses.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Permanent residency in Africa
- Demonstrated academic excellence, typically evidenced by a first-class honours degree
- A commitment to contributing to their home country post-study
- Evidence of motivation to manage additional costs of studying and living in the UK
Application Process: To be considered, applicants must first secure an offer (conditional or unconditional) for a postgraduate program at Loughborough University. The scholarship application must be fully completed and submitted by the deadline. It’s crucial that all applicants understand the financial commitment of studying in the UK and show initiative in securing additional funding.
This scholarship represents a significant commitment from Loughborough University and its donors to invest in the potential of African students, aiming to support their educational endeavors and future contributions to their home countries.
For detailed information on the application process, eligibility criteria, and to submit your application, visit the Loughborough University website. Don’t miss this chance to further your education and make a lasting impact with the support of the Loughborough University Development Trust Africa Scholarship.