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United Kingdom 168 Your Scholarship in Europe 2008-2009 Council to help international students interested in studying for a UK course or qualifi cation, can also be useful in the online search for a scholarship. On the http://www. educationuk.ru (section “Scholarships and fees”) you can fi nd any scholarship appropriate for your country of origin, level of education, subject, and the institution you are interested in. CAREER-BASED COURSES A very small number of scholarships are available and there is strong competition for them. Your local Ministry of Education and British Council Offi ce will be able to give you detailed information about scholarships for career-based courses. DEGREE COURSES Scholarships for degree courses are most likely to be available through your own government (contact your local Ministry of Education). The UK higher educational (HE) institutions also offer scholarships and bursaries. POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES AND MBAS The main scholarships for Masters degrees are the following: • British Chevening Scholarships. These give access to high-quality UK education and an opportunity to obtain a post-graduate Masters qualifi cation for talented graduates and ambitious young professionals wanting to study in the UK. To apply for a scholarship, contact your local British Council Offi ce or British Embassy. Preference is given to candidates already established in a career: http://www. chevening.com. • Overseas Research Students Awards Scheme (ORSAS). Awards are for postgraduate research for an initial period of one year. Application forms are available from UK HE institutions (contact the institutions you want to study at). For research programmes, scholarships are also available from UK research councils, which provide funding for sciences and humanities, and under British Council schemes. To apply and receive more information, contact your local British Council Offi ce. International organisations, such as the United Nations Educational, Scientifi c and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and the World Health Organisation (WHO), also operate award schemes, mainly for students from developing countries. Scholarships are also available from many HE institutions. CHEVEN<strong>IN</strong>G <strong>SCHOLARSHIP</strong>S Through Chevening scholarships, the British government invests in individuals with focused career plans and the potential to become infl uential leaders in their fi elds.
Your Scholarship in Europe 2008-2009 United Kingdom The British Chevening scholarship offers an opportunity to acquire a post-graduate Masters qualifi cation. Priority fi elds of study include: Public administration, international relations, media and journalism, political science, urban planning, environmental management, petroleum studies, law, telecommunications management, engineering, and economics. Other subjects may also be possible. You should: • Be aged 22-35; • Have Russian citizenship; • Have a track record of excellence and achievement; • Already have a fi rst degree with excellent and good marks; • Have good English language skills (minimum IELTS score 6.5); • Have a minimum of 2 years’ work experience in your chosen career; • Have a clear idea how your scholarship will benefi t Russia on your return. A Chevening scholarship covers tuition fees, accommodation, international fl ights and living costs for a 3-12 month study period up to a total value of £23,500 (€34,000). Detailed information and application forms are available from British Council centres and http://www.britishcouncil.ru/chevening, or directly from the Chevening website: http://www.chevening.com. Information about UK institutions is available at http://www.educationuk.ru. For general enquires, please contact your nearest British Council Centre: http://www.britishcouncil.org/ru. Some jointly-funded scholarships with support from business companies, foundations and British Universities are available for Russian students. The sponsors are: BP, Shell, Open Society Institute, Vodafone, TNK-BP, Cambridge Overseas Trust, Hill Foundation and others. More information is available on the British Council website at: http://www.britishcouncil.org/ru/russia-educationuk-scholarship-programmes.htm. 169
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