Scholarship URL's
Find specific URL's for scholarships e.g. Just 'Faculty of Engineering' scholarships etc
This content type is used for Scholarships
It contains:
- name
- scholarship title
- scholarship summary
- number of scholarships
- value of scholarships
- opens
- deadline
- closed information
- helps With
- duration
- eligibility
- subjects eligibility
- levels eligibility
- study modes eligibility
- project details
- further information
- how to apply
- contact details
- publication date
- publishpath
- partner logo
- fee status
- countries eligibility
- student type
- faculty
- department
Content type fields to complete
Name: The name of your scholarship should be entered in this field
Scholarship Title: Enter the title of the scholarship in this field, for example: ‘The Sutherland Page Fund’
Scholarship summary: The summary field should provide a brief description of the scholarship on offer and who it's for. Without going in to too much detail, the summary will help applicants decide if the scholarship is relevant or interesting to them.
Hyperlinks shouldn't be included in the summary box as they break the content type (resulting in information going askew). Links to useful sites can be included in the main section underneath.
Number of scholarships: Enter how many scholarships are available in this field. (For numbers one to nine, use the word, for 10 and above, use the number).
Value of scholarships: How much is the scholarship worth? Details should be entered in this field in ‘£’ or words, for example: “£1,250 for each year of study” or “International tuition fees.” If the number is greater than £999, use a comma after the first digit, for example, ‘£1,000’, not ‘£1000’, this makes it easier for users when scanning content.
Opens: Enter the date when applications open (times can also be added in this field, if required).
Deadline: Enter the date when applications close (times can also be added in this field, if required).
Closed information: This info will ONLY show after the scholarhship deadline date has passed. Enter some info about when the scholarhsip might open again or why its closed.
Helps With: You should tick the boxes in this field that indicate what the scholarship/bursary covers, for example “tuition fees and living costs”, “tuition fees only.” If no boxes are ticked, ‘various’ will be displayed on this field in the scholarship summary.
Duration: How long does the scholarship last for? One year, full length of course, single payment? Enter duration details in this field.
Eligibility: The main eligibility section will sit on the main scholarship page, and will be accessed once users have clicked through from the scholarship summary.
What to include: You should provide a summary of the eligibility criteria for the scholarship – a bulleted list can be helpful, for example:
To apply for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship, candidates must:
- be Commonwealth citizens, refugees, or British protected persons
- be permanently resident in a developing Commonwealth country (a full list is available on page 4 of the prospectus)
- be available to commence their academic studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year in September/October 2016
- hold, by October 2016, a first degree of at least upper second class Honours
- not have undertaken studies lasting one year or more in a developed country
- be unable themselves, or through their families, to pay to study in the UK
Subjects eligibility: Tick the subject(s) that apply to the scholarship on offer.
Levels eligibility: Tick the level(s) of study that apply to the scholarship on offer.
Study modes eligibility: Tick the mode(s) of study that apply to the scholarship on offer.
Project Details: In this field, you should include information about projects that applicants will have to take part in to apply for the course.
Further Information: Use this section to provide additional information (such as company information for externally sponsored scholarships), links to supporting documentation or expansions on information provided elsewhere.
How to Apply: You MUST provide information on how to apply. This can be a link to a form and criteria/guidance (web link or media file link), or instructions such as “Please email X if you would like to apply for this scholarship” (include the email address as a hyperlink, using ‘link’ and ‘mailto:david.smith@strath.ac.uk’ in the link box on T4)
If the scholarship is based on academic nominations, explain this and give a link to further information or suggest a first step, for example:
“Applicants will need the support of their department and faculty. You should discuss your proposed research with the relevant academic staff. You can download an application form (include link to application form, web page or media file). You’ll need to complete the application form and ask the academic staff supervising your research to complete the relevant sections. They will then pass the form to the faculty office."
Contact Details: Please provide contact details for the office or staff who can answer queries about this scholarship.
Publication Date: Please enter today’s date, this is for reporting purposes
Publish path: Please don't edit this, this is for the link in the search result.
Partner logo
Fee Status: Select fee status of eligible students. You can select multiple options.
countries eligibility: Add any countries that the scholarship is specifically for. This is a plain text comma separted list.
Student type: If the scholarship helps a current student/course select ‘current student’ or if for help with a new course/applicant select ‘applicant’. If you select nothing they are listed as both.
Faculty: Add the relevant faculty/faculties. This info is not displayed on the page. It is used for filtering the search results.
Department: Add the relevant department(s). This info is not displayed on the page. It is used for filtering the search results.
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