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consent for it to share your information with the University of Greenwich. Your household income is below £25,000. More about eligibility and how the fund is paid. If you have not received eligibility
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, such as passport and provisional transcripts. If the University of Greenwich is required to request further information from an applicant in order to assess the application, then this will not be considered
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Download the application form . Unsure about eligibility? If you are unsure if you are eligible for our scholarships or would like more information, please complete this short form and a member of our team
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research in a range of fields relating to Food Science, Nutrition and Data Analytics with the industry partner Mondelez International. For full details, please see the project page on the University
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. The role will focus on delivering high-quality teaching across core computer science undergraduate modules including Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Background skills in Software Engineering and/or
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under 26 NB: If you are already studying for or hold a British degree or degree-equivalent qualification, you will not eligible to apply for a Marshall Scholarship. How To Apply For further information
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(for full-time courses) or August 2026 (for part-time courses). For more information please click here. Bursary forms are sent to trainees once confirmation has been received from the bursary provider and
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to attend the Annual Supporter Reception (date TBC). *See our general terms and conditions. How to apply 2025/26 applications closed November 2025. 2026/27 TBC Further information The bursary is a gift from
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other academic BU scholarship. Check here for other opportunities available . Important information Scholarships are reviewed on a regular basis and the university reserves the right to withdraw, amend
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12th May 2025. The application form and address details are available on the Foundation website . Further information The charity originated from the 1684 will of Sir William Boreman. He bestowed