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Benefits
Value (per year)
$6,000 (USD) per annum
Type of award
Contribution towards tuition fees.
Requirements
Geographical criteria
Scotland; England; Northern Ireland; Wales; EU; International.
Domicile for fee status
Scotland; England; Northern Ireland; Wales; EU; International.
Level of study
Undergraduate
Year of entry
Entrant students in 2021
Subjects
BA International Honours (Classics, Film Studies, Economics, English, History or International Relations).
The scholarship is not transferable to any other degree programme outside of the BA International Honours.
Schools
Schools of Classics, Economics and Finance, English, History or International Relations, or Department of Film Studies.
Other criteria
Only available to students entering first year of the BA International Honours commencing at St Andrews.
The Selection Committee seeks applicants who are gifted students with academic excellence. The successful scholars will be expected to fulfil an ambassadorial role and represent the University at a number of events and contribute to various University publications.
You will be required to provide a statement of motivation in support of your application (recommended not more than 250 words).This should include your reasons for applying for the Scholarship, explaining how you would expect to benefit from the opportunities the award provides, and describing how you think you might contribute to the community on the dual degree while studying at both the University of St Andrews and the College of William & Mary.
Recipients of the scholarship will be expected to engage with our Student Ambassadors Scheme. Work through the scheme is varied, but will likely entail engaging in outreach activities and assisting our Admissions staff with events aimed at prospective students and offer holders to help share your experience of being a student in St Andrews.
You will also be required to provide two references; both an academic and personal letter of recommendation (not more than 200 words each). The academic reference could be from a teacher, college counsellor or someone who knows your academic capabilities well. The personal reference should be given from a non-family member who will serve as a personal character reference. For example an academic advisor who is aware of your personal attributes, a current or former employer, senior staff member in an organisation where you have volunteered.
If, due to school policy, you are unable to upload your references please upload a document detailing the name and email address of your referee and ask them to email the reference to ugscholarships@st-andrews.ac.uk by the scholarship deadline.
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