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School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Scholarships - 2013 entry
The School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering (E&EE) is number one in the UK for the quality of its research. So we are very proud of the standard of our MSc portfolio where the modules for each course are designed, developed and delivered by staff internationally recognised as experts in their own fields. Our MSc graduates find employment with the very best companies or continue their education by studying for a PhD.
We wish to attract the very brightest students from around the world because we value their intellectual contribution both to our MSc courses and the overall academic atmosphere of the School. We therefore offer generous scholarships to our most talented applicants.
The University also offers a number of scholarships, visit the scholarships website to find out more.
International
Excellence Scholarships
| Who is eligible? | Any international applicant who has been offered a place on any of the postgraduate masters courses within the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. |
| How are they awarded? | This is an automatic scholarship awarded on condition of you achieving a 1st class (or equivalent) degree. |
| How much are they worth? | £3,000 |
| Application deadline | None - automatic |
| Conditions apply | Applicants must be self-funding, full time and classified as international for tuition fee purposes and not be in receipt of any other University of Leeds award. |
Head of School Scholarships
| Who is eligible? | Any international applicant who has been offered a place on any of the postgraduate masters courses within the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. |
| How is it awarded? | Applicants who don't achieve a 1st class or equivalent degree will be selected for this scholarship, based on their application, by a panel comprising the Head of School, Director of Graduate Studies and Director of Student Education. |
| How much is it worth? | £3,000 |
| Application deadline | 30 June 2013 (for entry in 2013), but we encourage applications as early as possible. Successful applicants will be notified within two weeks of the deadline and must respond accepting the scholarship within 14 days. Download application form. |
| Conditions apply | Applicants must be self-funding, full time and classified as international for tuition fee purposes and not be in receipt of any other University of Leeds award. |
Partner Institutions
We have a number of agreements, with a select number of partner institutions.
Home/EU
Excellence Scholarships
| Who is eligible? | Any home/EU applicant who has been offered a place on any of the postgraduate masters courses within the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. |
| How are they awarded? | This is an automatic scholarship awarded on condition of you achieving a 1st class (or equivalent) degree. |
| How much are they worth? | £3,000 |
| Application deadline | None - automatic |
| Conditions apply | Applicants must be self-funding, full time and classified as home/EU for tuition fee purposes and not be in receipt of any other University of Leeds award. |
Royal Academy of Engineering - Aerospace MSc Bursary Scheme
The UK aerospace industry is a world-class example of how Britain remains home to excellent advanced manufacturing and high integrity engineering. These MSc Awards are designed to support the UK Aerospace industry by helping to develop the next generation of professional engineers for the sector.
Our MSc Electronic and Electrical Engineering course has been identified in conjunction with the Scheme's partner companies as supporting the aims of the scheme and is therefore eligible for the bursary. Further details can be found on the Royal Academy of Engineering's website.
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Alumni Bursary
| This is a bursary for any former student (and for children of former students) of the University of Leeds studying for a postgraduate qualification in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Excluding courses that are run in conjunction with other universities. This bursary is open to students who are commencing their studies from September 2013 and can not be awarded retrospectively. | |
| Who is eligible? | This is an automatic bursary but you have to inform us and provide evidence that you or a parent/step-parent are former students of the University of Leeds. |
| How much is it worth? | The University will pay 10% of your fees for each year of the course. If no fees paid then no bursary is awarded. |
| Application deadline | None – automatic. If you think you are eligible you need to contact the relevant admissions team for the course you have applied for. |