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The Sir Siegmund Warburg scholarship offers students the opportunity to undertake full-time postgraduate human rights study at LSE.
The MSc Human Rights programme offers a concentrated, twelve-month engagement with human rights. The core course ‘Approaches to Human Rights’ provides students with an overview of the various philosophical, sociological and legal approaches to the subject. The core course is designed to give a strong intellectual underpinning to the MSc, which is then built on further through the choice of optional courses and dissertation subject which each student makes. More information about the MSc Human Rights is in the graduate prospectus.
The scholarship will cover the tuition fee (£14,904) and living expenses of £1000 per month (for up to 12 months). One scholarship will be awarded each year.
How to apply
Make a formal application to the LSE to the MSc Human Rights via the online LSE application form.
Once holding an offer of a place, eligible students will be invited to apply for the Sir Siegmund Warburg Scholarship.
The criteria
Applicants must be able to demonstrate both financial need and the potential to engage in, promote and set high standards for human rights work in the region. Eligible applicants will be required to submit a personal statement in which they should explain how they meet the criteria set out for the Scholarship and how they envisage putting their study programme to practical use.
As scholarship applications can only be accepted by those who have already been offered a place on the MSc Human Rights, candidates are urged to apply to the MSc Human Rights as early as possible.
Kontakt:
Centre for the Study of Human Rights
London School of Economics and Political Science
Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE
Tel:
Fax: +44 (0)20 7955 6934
Centre Manager: Zoe Gillard
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The Human Rights Scholarship is awarded to applicants wishing to undertake graduate research or graduate coursework studies at the University in the human rights field and who are able to demonstrate their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
Number
Each year the University of Melbourne offers 2 HRSs to applicants commencing either a graduate research or graduate coursework degree.
Benefits & conditions
Human Rights Scholarship benefits are similar to those provided by the Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS) and Fay Marles Scholarship (FMS) and include a:
* Living allowance of $22,000 per annum for those students enrolled full-time in a graduate research degree. Students enrolled in a graduate coursework degree will be paid pro-rata based on the number of points undertaken each semester
* Relocation Grant of $2,500 to eligible recipients who are moving from interstate or overseas in order to study at the University of Melbourne. HRS recipients may also be eligible to claim (upon application and presentation of receipts) a Relocation Allowance for specific relocation expenses, and
* Thesis Allowance of up to $420 for masters by research and up to $840 for PhD and other doctorate by research candidates.
Fees
Please note that the HRS does not cover course/tuition or HECS fees for local or international coursework programs or international graduate research degree course fees.
Local graduate research degree HRS recipients are not charged course fees as they are allocated a Research Training Scheme (RTS) place. RTS places exempt students from the Higher Education Contribution (HECS) Scheme. Time limits and other conditions apply to RTS places. For further information please contact the Melbourne School of Graduate Research (PhD, MSc, MPhil, MIS and MOptom students).
Conditions
Please use the following links for information about the HRS conditions (including progress requirements for HRS recipients); duration of awards and commencement.
Eligibility criteria
* Applicants for the HRS must be able to demonstrate that their commitment to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights extends beyond their academic studies (such as voluntary work and/or work experience).
* A high H2A (ie. 78-79% and above) is the minimum grade average usually required to be competitive for an HRS.
* Applicants must be planning to commence or be currently enrolled in a postgraduate diploma, masters by coursework, doctorate by coursework or graduate research degree in the human rights field at the University of Melbourne.
* HRSs cannot be awarded to support studies toward a graduate diploma or postgraduate certificate.
* International students must have an unconditional course offer at the University of Melbourne for the course for which they seek the support of a HRS. See below for local and international HRS application procedures.
* Applicants seeking a HRS to undertake a: coursework program (eg. postgraduate diploma, masters by coursework) must meet the normal academic requirements for the course. graduate research degree must normally meet the academic requirements that apply to the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) or Melbourne Research Scholarship (MRS).
* HRSs are not awarded to applicants who: cannot provide evidence that their demonstrated commitment to human rights extends beyond their academic studies have already completed a course deemed to be at the same, or higher, level for which they are seeking scholarship support as a result of previous candidature and/or prior scholarship, have a maximum tenure of less than 12 months have previously received an MRS, FMS or PES, or have already been awarded or later receive another equivalent award, scholarship or salary for the studies for which they seek a HRS. An “equivalent” award is regarded as one greater than 75% of the base HRS rate.
Selection criteria
Selection of the HRS is based on four main criteria: area of study, evidence of commitment to human rights over a period of time, academic merit and strength of supporting documentation. Application procedure (including required documents)
Local applicants
Local students wishing to apply for the HRS must: complete and submit to the Graduate Research Scholarships Team by 31 October three (3) complete sets (one original or certified and two copies) of the documents listed on the document checklist and the additional documents listed below.
In exceptional circumstances a scholarship application form may be obtained by contacting the Graduate Research Scholarships Team.
International applicants
International students wishing to apply for the HRS must: apply for admission (if not already currently enrolled in the course for which you seek an HRS) and have an unconditional offer of admission for which the scholarship is sought. The Application for Admission as an International Graduate Student is available from International Admissions or online at http://unimelb. edu.au/admission s/. This form must be submitted to International Admissions as soon as possible.
complete the 2009 International HRS Application Form (PDF: 50 kb) submit three (3) sets (one original and two copies) of the International HRS Application Form and required documents listed below to the Graduate Research Scholarships Office by 31 October.
Required documents
* A clear statement (maximum of one page) outlining how your intended studies relate to the human rights field and will further your understanding of human rights.
* A statement (maximum of one page) that demonstrates (by noting activities you have been engaged in) your commitment, over a period of time, to the peaceful advancement of respect for human rights.
* A reference that comments on your involvement in human rights. Your referee may, for example, work for a human rights organisation. Your referee is asked to provide their contact details.
* Any other letters of recommendation or support you wish to provide that are relevant to your application (optional).
* The relevant page from your faculty handbook that outlines the minimum entry requirements for the course for which you are seeking a HRS (coursework applicants only; this is only required from applicants who have not yet commenced the course for which an HRS is sought).
Closing date & timelines
31 October (or the next working day if 31 October falls on a weekend). We are unable to consider late or incomplete applications.
Scholarship assessment timelines for local and international students can also be viewed.
Contact:
Graduate Research Scholarships
Melbourne Scholarships Office
Level 3 John Smyth Building, (Building 197)
Swanston Street
Telephone
+ 61 3 8344 8747 (General Enquiries)
Facsimile
1800 67 41 69 (Graduate Research Scholarships Hotline)
+ 61 3 9349 1740
For further information
Please contact the Graduate Research Scholarships Team on 03 8344 8747 or via
http://postgradschols.unimelb.edu.au/query -
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