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Durham Masters Bursaries

University of Durham

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Funding

£2,000 – £3,000 (tiered)

Deadline

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Study level

Postgraduate

Where you study

University of Durham only

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Funding scale: £1k,£5k
Key facts
Duration: One year (full-time), two years (part-time pro-rata); If you are studying a full-time two-year master's programme, including an MSW, payments will be limited to your first year of study. Payments will be subject to you remaining a fully registered student throughout your studies.
Funding
  • The following programmes are not eligible: Integrated master's programmes Postgraduate diplomas Postgraduate certificates PGCE programmes Integrated PhD programmes The Durham MBA (Online) The Durham-EBS Executive MBA Amount Full-time taught master's students - £3,000 paid into your bank account in termly instalments.
  • Part-time students will be paid pro rata at 50% per year for each of their two years of study.
Eligibility
  • To be eligible for the Durham Master's Bursary, applicants must.
  • Hold an offer of a place on an eligible full or part-time postgraduate programme at Durham University to start studies in October 2026. not already hold a master's level qualification or be studying towards a master's level qualification at the time of application. have been assessed as a home student for tuition fee purposes by Durham University.
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Funding structure
  • The following programmes are not eligible: Integrated master's programmes Postgraduate diplomas Postgraduate certificates PGCE programmes Integrated PhD programmes The Durham MBA (Online) The Durham-EBS Executive MBA Amount Full-time taught master's students - £3,000 paid into your bank account in termly instalments.
  • Part-time students will be paid pro rata at 50% per year for each of their two years of study.
How to apply
Timeline

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Dates can shift each year. The deadline above is what we last verified. Always confirm on the provider's own page before you start your application.