Monday, September 27, 2010

UK - Loughborough University Development Trust (LUDT) Scholarships

Distance learning bursaries are available for new self-financing students resident in certain countries including many developing countries and low income group countries, to undertake a Postgraduate Certificate by distance learning. Application deadline: 29 October 2010.

These distance learning bursaries are available thanks to the Loughborough University Development Trust, which raises funds from former students and other friends of the University, and from generous grants from the Thriplow Trust and the Waterloo Foundation. A LUDT Scholarship subsidises study of up to four distance learning modules (which form a Postgraduate Certificate, but which could later contribute to an MSc if you can find the full fees for five more modules). The subsidy is such that scholars pay only £300 per module for the four subsidised modules.

For entry in January 2011 there are fifteen scholarships available for new self-financing students resident in certain countries to undertake a Postgraduate Certificate by distance learning. There are three Certificate programmes for which the scholarship can be awarded: Water and Waste Engineering (WWE), Water and Environmental Management (WEM) and Infrastructure in Emergencies (IIE) – click the links for more details.

Certificate programmes consist of four modules. The current module fee is £1025 and the scholarship will be to the value of £725 per module, £2900 in total. Students will need to fund the balance of £300 per module, £1200 in total. This will be paid in instalments of £300, each payment being made before the relevant module starts.

Applicants must already have accepted an unconditional offer of a place on one of the three Postgraduate Certificate Programmes. 


The deadline for applications is Friday 29 October 2010.

Further scholarship details and application: Distance Learning Bursaries

USA - Scholarships for Foreign Graduate Students in Journalism, USA

Scholarships for Foreign Graduate Students in Journalism, USA. International scholarship in the field of Journalism by The Foreign Press Association

The Foreign Press Association, founded in 1918 and the oldest association of journalists in the United States, has established a scholarship program aimed at encouraging foreign students enrolled in graduate programs in this country to pursue a career reporting on international affairs.

A minimum of three scholarships will be awarded, one for $10,000, one for $7,500, and the other for $5,000. The money is to be used for further study in print, broadcast or photojournalism. Only applicants with F-1 and J-1 Visas are eligible for consideration.


Presentation of awards will be made at the Annual Dinner of the FPA in early May 2011.

The deadline for submission of material is December 30, 2010.

Further Journalism Scholarship Information and Application

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