Lincoln Alumni MSc Social Work Scholarship

Eligibility

• You will have previously completed an undergraduate degree (or equivalent qualification that leads to postgraduate study), Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma at the University of Lincoln, confirmed by a University of Lincoln Board of Examiners.
• You are subject to tuition fees of £7,700 per year for Home/EU and £14,600 for International (pro-rata for part-time studies)
• You will be enrolled on the University’s Student Management System on the MSc Social Work programme
• All tuition fees and payments due to the University in relation to any previous study have been paid in full.

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About Company

We are delighted that you are considering joining our friendly academic community here at the University of Lincoln. We truly believe in the transformative power of higher education to help people achieve their full potential and at Lincoln we aim to provide an experience that is academically rigorous, creative and engaging. We are proud of our reputation for providing a high-quality student experience underpinned by inspirational teaching. Based in a historic and beautiful medieval city, our modern campus provides award-winning facilities to support you in your studies. Lincoln aims to give you the strongest possible foundation for your future career. Our excellent partnerships with employers and our research-engaged teaching encourage you to maximise your potential and achieve your ambitions. One of the best ways to help you decide if Lincoln is for you is to visit us. We look forward to meeting you soon.

University of Lincoln Chancellor, cross-bench member of the House of Lords Lord, and Great Lives speaker (previously named Great Minds) Victor Adebowale CBE talks about the student experience here at the University. The University of Lincoln is home to world-leading researchers who are making profound contributions to their subject areas. Our researchers are tackling some of the world’s most challenging problems, including drug-resistant bacteria, cancer diagnosis, and mitigating the impact of climate change.

Research projects taking place at the University of Lincoln projects are making a real impact and bringing direct, positive benefits to society across wide range of sectors, from developing new medical technologies to preserving rare architectural treasures. The quality and breadth of research at the University was highlighted in the most recent national Research Excellence Framework in 2014, where more than half of the University’s submitted research was rated as internationally excellent or world leading.

From the Gold-standard quality of our teaching to our award-winning approach to working with industry, the University of Lincoln has established a reputation as of one of the most dynamic and fastest growing universities in the UK. We have around 14,000 students and 1,600 members of staff in our academic community, which features more than 100 different nationalities across our three campuses in Lincoln, Riseholme and Holbeach.