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Staffordshire University is where technology, innovation and entrepreneurship come together to create a dynamic learning environment. It’s where our unique mixture of global cultures, an internationalised curriculum and successful, long standing international collaborations generate a vibrant campus atmosphere. And where inspirational teachers and state of the art facilities create high calibre graduates.
Staffordshire is a modern University delivering career-orientated courses, including Business, Law, Computing, Engineering, Media and Technology, we also offer English Language and Distance Learning opportunities. Over 16,000 students study on campus, of which over 1,500 are international students from over 75 countries.
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Scholarships
OSI Chevening MSc in Economics Scholarship
The Open Society Foundation, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Staffordshire University Business School jointly invite applications from university graduates with outstanding academic qualifications for ten scholarships on the MSc in Economics for Business Analysis programme at Staffordshire University. The aim of this joint scholarship scheme is to assist 'capacity building' in the region by speeding up the training of professional economists needed in the process of transition to a democratic market economy. The scheme will enable young university graduates to pursue postgraduate studies in economics in the United Kingdom with a view to returning to and working in the region after completing the programme.
In the academic year 2009-2010 the scheme will be offered to candidates from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Republic of Kosovo, the Republic of Macedonia and the Republic of Montenegro. There are ten scholarships available in this round. The scheme consists of two parts: an intensive MSc Preliminary Course (mid-July 2009 to mid-September 2009) followed by the main Masters programme (mid-September 2009 to August 2010). The Preliminary course consists of four intensive modules: (macroeconomics, microeconomics, statistics and English for Academic Purposes) to ensure that all candidates have the necessary experience and knowledge of the subject. The second part, the main MSc course, consists of two semesters of coursework (with four modules in each semester) and a dissertation written under the supervision of a member of staff. The beneficiaries must undertake to return to the region for at least two years after the completion of their study programme.
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