Funding after an integrated masters.
Hi!
I've just finished my undergraduate degree in adult nursing. I am considering doing the 4th year starting in September to have an integrated masters degree in both adult and child fields.
After looking at student finance I'm a bit confused if anyone could help?
Although the funding is still provided through undergraduate finance would this mean in the future if I decided to specialise or do a different masters course I wouldn't get funding?
Just to add it's student finance Wales if that makes a difference.
Thank you
I've just finished my undergraduate degree in adult nursing. I am considering doing the 4th year starting in September to have an integrated masters degree in both adult and child fields.
After looking at student finance I'm a bit confused if anyone could help?
Although the funding is still provided through undergraduate finance would this mean in the future if I decided to specialise or do a different masters course I wouldn't get funding?
Just to add it's student finance Wales if that makes a difference.
Thank you
(edited 5 months ago)
Hi misswills89,
If you already hold a Masters degree you generally wouldn't get funding to do another Masters.
Thanks,
Calum
If you already hold a Masters degree you generally wouldn't get funding to do another Masters.
Thanks,
Calum
I've moved your thread to the SFW forum. The following is taken from the SFW website:
Your previous study
You cannot get Postgraduate Master’s Finance if:
you’ve already had Postgraduate Master’s Finance or a Postgraduate Master’s Loan
you already have a master’s degree, or a qualification that’s equivalent, such as an integrated master’s degree
you already have a qualification that’s higher than a master’s degree
Source: https://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/postgraduate-finance/master-s/who-qualifies/
Your previous study
You cannot get Postgraduate Master’s Finance if:
you’ve already had Postgraduate Master’s Finance or a Postgraduate Master’s Loan
you already have a master’s degree, or a qualification that’s equivalent, such as an integrated master’s degree
you already have a qualification that’s higher than a master’s degree
Source: https://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/postgraduate-finance/master-s/who-qualifies/
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