Closing Date: 31st May 2013
Details:
In 2006, Newcastle University awarded Newcastle-born singer-songwriter, Sting, an honorary doctorate. In honour of this award, the Sager Family Foundation established The Graduate Scholarship for Working Musicians.
2013 entry
The Scholarship is offered through competitive application, to one student accepting a full-time place on the MMus Music programme within The International Centre for Music Studies at Newcastle University and who will begin their studies in September 2013. The scholarship is offered for one year and is worth £9,600. Applications are open to candidates of any nationality (UK, EU and international students).
Applicants will be considered according to evidence of technical and creative flair, academic ability (which might be reflected by a good honours undergraduate degree, but could also be evidenced by work-related or professional experience), energy and commitment to further study and financial circumstances.Â
Under special circumstances, where there is an exceptional student who has already completed the MMus with distinction, the committee may recommend that the award be made to support one year of a PhD programme in Creative Musical Practice.
Applicants who wish to be considered should make clear their interest when they apply for a place on the MMus Music programme. Anyone who has already applied will be automatically considered.
The final decision, based on the recommendations of the committee, will be made by the Foundationâs President, Bobby Sager.
How to apply
Full details, together with an application form can be found on the School of Arts and Culturesâ website
Further information
For further details please contact:
Miss Laurie Breen
Telephone: + 44 (0)191 222 6736
Fax: +44 (0)191 222 5242
E-mail:Â pgmusic@ncl.ac.uk
Scholarship winners will be invited to attend the Universityâs Annual Donor Reception.Â
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