Funded places

The University of Glasgow will receive funding to support 122 additional postgraduate taught places in specific programmes. These places are available for entry in 2013.

Eligibility

The Scottish Funding Council has attached specific eligibility criteria to the 122 new taught postgraduate places at the University of Glasgow.These places are open for applicants domiciled in Scotland and the European Union. For further information and guidance on eligibility criteria, please refer to: SAAS: Eligibility advicePlease note that the SAAS information is for guidance only on eligibility and is not linked to the Scottish Funding Council places in any way.

Funding

The SFC funding is for tuition only. You may also wish to investigate additional living costs support funding options which are available to students undertaking postgraduate taught study. Full information can be found at: Scholarships and fees: UK and EU: Postgraduate taught.

Basis of Study

Some programmes are available for study on a part-time basis. Please refer to the individual programme page for further information.

How to Apply

Please apply using the online application form; in addition, please complete the form below and attach to your application in any available field.

Further information on applying is available at: How to apply for a taught degree.

For further information on SFC funded places, please contact rio-scholarships@glasgow.ac.uk

Applications for SFC funded places are open for entry in September 2013.

College of Arts

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences

College of Science & Engineering

College of Social Sciences

 


Stratified Medicine

Funded MSc available in Stratified Medicine & Pharmacological Innovation

Eligibility

You must be UK or EU citizen and must have been ordinarily resident in Scotland, the EU, EU overseas territories, elsewhere in the EEA or Switzerland for the three years immediately before the first day of the first academic year of your course to qualify for funding. Living in Scotland or EU totally or mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education does not count as being ordinarily resident.

We will not treat you as being ordinarily resident in Scotland if your main purpose in coming here has been to receive full-time education and that you would have otherwise been living elsewhere

Funding

The SFC funding is for tuition only. You may also wish to investigate additional living costs support funding options which are available to students undertaking postgraduate taught study. Full information can be found at: Scholarships and fees: UK and EU: Postgraduate taught.

How to Apply

All you need to do is apply in order to be considered. Decisions will be made on a rolling basis for September 2013 start.

For further information see: Stratified Medicine and Pharmacological Innovation

Or contact the Programme Director: Professor Matthew R Walters, email: matthew.walters@glasgow.ac.uk