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Studying in London

Reflector · 2010-02-24 15:46:12

Hi, I am hoping to study full time in the UK, It all seems great except for the fact that I get no assistance whatsoever as I have a degree already. Anyone go over to London to study and if so can they please let us know how they got on with funding.... Any advice greatly appreciated.

24-02-2010 4:46pm

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Reflector

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Hi,
I am hoping to study full time in the UK, It all seems great except for the fact that I get no assistance whatsoever as I have a degree already.
Anyone go over to London to study and if so can they please let us know how they got on with funding....
Any advice greatly appreciated.

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#2 25-02-2010 12:20am

Larianne

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Moved from Mature & Non-Traditional Students

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#3 13-04-2010 10:20pm

Piriz

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hey there,
im possibly facing a similar situation i.e. study in London,
any update on your own situation...any insight?

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#4 23-04-2010 11:23am

Cannibal Ox

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I think you've missed the AHRC and ESRC deadlines. As an EU student they'll cover your fees but not your maintenance unless you've been resident in the UK for three years. Universities generally offer bursaries and scholarships as well, check the websites of the universities you're applying to, but I think you've probably missed most of those too. There's lots of funding around, but you really need to apply in october/november.

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