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School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
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Postgraduate Bursaries - Dutch Studies: Language, Culture and History MA
University College London Postgraduate Bursaries – Dutch Studies: Language, Culture and History MA School of European Languages, Culture and Society University College London in United Kingdom
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
History
Funding
One-off payment of up to about €700 (£600) for one academic year; intended for study-related costs such as books and research trips; does not cover tuition fees.
Deadline
Mar 1, 2027
Country
United Kingdom
University
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
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About this position
This UCL bursary supports new students joining the Dutch Studies module within the Language, Culture and History MA at University College London. It is a small, targeted award created from donations by former Dutch UCL students and is designed to help with study-related expenses connected to the programme.
The bursary is intended for students undertaking study in Dutch language, culture and history, with support described for items such as books and research trips. It is awarded as a one-off payment for one academic year, and it is aimed at students starting this specific master’s pathway in London.
The announcement is for a postgraduate bursary rather than a research project or staff-led academic appointment, so there is no supervisor information, lab placement, or project team attached to it. The award is administered within UCL’s School of European Languages, Culture and Society.
Funding details
One-off payment of up to about €700 (£600) for one academic year; intended for study-related costs such as books and research trips; does not cover tuition fees.
What's required
Applicants must be new students on the Dutch Studies module within UCL’s Language, Culture and History Master’s programme and must have received and accepted a written offer of admission before the deadline. A second-class upper bachelor’s degree (2:1) in a relevant subject area or an equivalent foreign qualification is required. Applicants should have Dutch at approximately CEFR Level B2 (upper intermediate); candidates without a formal qualification in Dutch may still be considered if they have a good command of the language. Applicants of any nationality may apply. Financial need is not considered; selection is based solely on academic performance.
How to apply
There is no separate application form. Apply for and accept admission to the Master’s programme, and you will automatically be considered. The decision is made by relevant staff based on your admission documents.
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