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Masters in the UK

beccabunga · 2012-10-13 15:15:01

So I'm thinking of doing a masters in science communication in England next year. Not sure which university I'll be applying to yet. Does anyone know how funding/grants work for Irish students doing masters in the UK? I'm trying to figure out if it's feasible or if I should take a year out to work first! Thanks :)

13-10-2012 3:15pm

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So I'm thinking of doing a masters in science communication in England next year. Not sure which university I'll be applying to yet. Does anyone know how funding/grants work for Irish students doing masters in the UK? I'm trying to figure out if it's feasible or if I should take a year out to work first! Thanks

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#2 15-10-2012 6:26pm

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The good news: as an Irish student - you're no better or worse off than a UK student. The less-good news: There's no centralised funding available for UK students and there's no funding from Ireland for Masters level in the UK. However, there may be funding available in the form of studentships, bursaries, scholarships etc. from your chosen institution or philanthropic organisations. This link sums up your options in concise terms.

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