Second degree funding

Hi,

I recently completed a degree in BSc Accounting and Finance, but would like to do another degree in electronics engineering. I know that I wouldn't get tuition funding for a second degree, however I was just wondering if I were to apply for an integrated masters for this degree, is there any chance that this would be funded as it's a higher level. I don't think it would but was just wondering.

Thanks

Reply 1

SFE Clare

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Hi samgjoka,

Is it the full integrated masters course including the undergraduate years or are you just looking to do the integrated masters year to top this up to the higher qualification?

Thanks, Clare

Reply 2

samgjoka

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by SFE Clare

Hi samgjoka,
Is it the full integrated masters course including the undergraduate years or are you just looking to do the integrated masters year to top this up to the higher qualification?
Thanks, Clare

Hi,

It would be including the undergraduate years as well.

Thank you

Reply 3

Calum SLC

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Hi samgjoka,

You wouldn't be able to get funding for an integrated masters including the undergraduate years if you already hold a degree. You could potentially study a standalone Masters qualification which would be funded by the Postgraduate Loan.

Thanks,
Calum

Reply 4

samgjoka

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by Calum SLC

Hi samgjoka,
You wouldn't be able to get funding for an integrated masters including the undergraduate years if you already hold a degree. You could potentially study a standalone Masters qualification which would be funded by the Postgraduate Loan.
Thanks,
Calum

Hi,

Thanks for the info. If I were to do this degree part time would I then be eligible for funding for this?

Thanks

Reply 5

Calum SLC

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Hi samgjoka,

I'm not aware that there are part time Integrated Masters degrees?

Thanks,
Calum

Reply 6

samgjoka

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by Calum SLC

Hi samgjoka,
I'm not aware that there are part time Integrated Masters degrees?
Thanks,
Calum

Sorry, to clear up I mean rather than doing an integrated masters, if I were to do a part time BSc degree in electrical engineering would that be eligible for funding?

Thanks

Reply 7

Calum SLC

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Hi samgjoka,

do you have the full name of the course and university so I can check this?

Thanks,
Calum

Reply 8

samgjoka

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by Calum SLC

Hi samgjoka,
do you have the full name of the course and university so I can check this?
Thanks,
Calum

Hi,

London South Bank University - BEng (Hons) Electrical And Electronic Engineering (part-time)

Thank you

Reply 9

Leah SLC

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Hi there. Can you confirm how many years this course will be? Thanks, Leah.

Reply 10

samgjoka

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by Leah SLC

Hi there. Can you confirm how many years this course will be? Thanks, Leah.

Hi,
The course is 4 years, thx

Reply 11

Leah SLC

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Thanks. The only course showing with these details is the MEng? There isn't a 4 year BEng on the system, only a 3 year one. Thanks, Leah.

Reply 12

samgjoka

Hi,
On this link https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/study/course-finder/beng-hons-electrical-electronic-engineering#overview it shows that there's a 4 year part-time BEng available I'm pretty sure. Thanks

Reply 13

Leah SLC

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We can't click on any links here, sorry. The university may not have added the 4 year part time version on our system yet. I would recommend contacting them regarding this as we need to check this is an eligible course we fund. The only part time ones they have added are for 3 years (full time equivalent duration) and the 4 year MEng. Thanks, Leah.