International Scholarships for Master Students, York St John University, UK

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York St John University UKInternational Scholarships 2013/14
York St John University and the SPARK fund are pleased to announce a range of scholarships for new postgraduate international students for the 2013/14 academic year.

For the September 2013 intake, we are pleased to offer:

  • One flagship ‘International SPARK Scholar’ award, offering both a full tuition fee scholarship for a Masters level student (MA, MBA, or MSc) AND a £4,000 contribution towards living costs.
  • Two full tuition fee scholarships for Masters level students (MA, MBA, MSc).
  • Two partial tuition fee scholarships for Masters level students (MA, MBA, MSc), equal to £4,000 each.

York St John University seeks to reward and attract talented and ambitious people, with an international outlook, to study with us on our postgraduate programmes.

Application is through submission of an application form and essay, of up to 1,500 words on the following subject:

How will completing your Master’s degree at York St John University prepare you to become a successful and influential global citizen, and how will you contribute to the internationalisation of life on the York St John University campus during your studies?

Please ensure that when preparing your essay, you write about your own experiences and ambitions, and explain why and how York St John University can help you to achieve your goals, and become a global citizen. Please also reflect on what qualities and experience you can bring with you, and what impact you might have on campus life.


Submitted applications and essays will be considered by a panel of York St John University staff, who will select the successful award winners. The decision of the panel will be final, and we cannot enter into correspondence with applicants regarding the outcome.

Scholarship applications for September 2013 are open from 01 March 2013 until 31 May 2013.

In order to apply, please complete the application form, and submit this, along with your essays ysjinternational@yorksj.ac.uk before 31 May 2013.

Results will be announced by the end of June 2013.

Please note:

  • Applications received after 31 May will not be considered.
  • Applications which exceed the word count will not be considered.
  • You must have submitted an application to study at York St John University, and receive an offer of a place, in order to be considered for a scholarship - scholarship applications will not be considered if the applicant does not hold a valid offer for a programme of study at York St John University.

Download a scholarship application

SPARK Scholarships
SPARK stands for Securing Potential and Releasing Knowledge. The funds for this scheme are raised by voluntary donations from our alumni, staff, governors and students. This enables the University to offer a number of Scholarships. Students can apply for these in addition to any other support they receive and they do not affect your entitlement to other forms of financial aid.

Further information
For more information about scholarships please contact ysjinternational@yorksj.ac.uk


Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the above information is current and correct. However, applicants should contact the appropriate administering body before making an application, as details do change frequently.

6 comments on “International Scholarships for Master Students, York St John University, UK

  1. i have no application form, where can i have it? and what kind of essay your campany requesting? I want to study MBA please reply me through my email address i provided above. I thank in advance!

    • do you mean sholarship application? u can get it below of note.. there is instruction “download a scholarship application” there.. :)

  2. Why there is a difference of “a full tuition fee” and “two full tuition fee”? What condition makes the recipient receive different type of scholarships?

    To make it clear, so it does give full scholarship, doesn’t it?

  3. Yeah, I’ve the same question as above. Why is there any difference between “a full tuition fee” and “two full tuition fee”?
    I’m eager to study MA

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