Arts

Aranmore Memorial Travelling Scholarships

University of Edinburgh

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Location
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Funding
Scholarship; £250 - £500
Application deadline

About the project

These scholarships are open to second and third year undergraduates studying Arts degrees in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Aranmore Memorial Travelling Scholarships incorporate the Norman Kemp Smith Memorial Fund. Up to six awards of £250 - £500 may be made per annum.

They are intended 'to enable a student to have a holiday in Europe' and to fund travel and research connected with the applicant's field of study.

Applying

Eligible applicants should complete an online application - Application form

A supporting reference should be submitted as part of the application process. The referee should be an academic related to your proposed study or research. For current University of Edinburgh students this should be your supervisor or other academic member of staff.

Please instruct your referee to complete and submit the Aranmore Memorial Travelling Scholarship Reference Form .

The 1st May deadline to submit an application and reference form for this scholarship has now passed.

Contact details

This article was published on 2024-07-29

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ArtsHumanities

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