Funding for Taught Masters - home student
Hello,
I would really like to study a Masters degree in medtech and entrepreneurship (or similar) next year. I am applying as a full time student living in England.
The postgraduate funding from sfe would only be enough to cover course fees and in some cases only covers part of the fees as they are over £12k. I am hoping to live with my boyfriend to save on rent and I will hopefully have a part time job, but it still won't be enough to manage financially. ( I am not able to receive any money from my parents or my partner for the masters btw.)
Most of the bursaries and scholarships I have found so far are for international students or I am just over the household income limit to be eligible.
Does anyone know any bursaries or scholarships that I can apply to?
I would really like to study a Masters degree in medtech and entrepreneurship (or similar) next year. I am applying as a full time student living in England.
The postgraduate funding from sfe would only be enough to cover course fees and in some cases only covers part of the fees as they are over £12k. I am hoping to live with my boyfriend to save on rent and I will hopefully have a part time job, but it still won't be enough to manage financially. ( I am not able to receive any money from my parents or my partner for the masters btw.)
Most of the bursaries and scholarships I have found so far are for international students or I am just over the household income limit to be eligible.
Does anyone know any bursaries or scholarships that I can apply to?
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