Scholarships Merit-based Need-based
Goldsmiths, University of London

Global Ethnic Majority Music Scholar's Fee Waiver

View relevant bachelors
Multiple disciplines
Disciplines
Various benefits
Grant
United Kingdom
Location
12 Jul 2027
Application deadline

About

Goldsmiths, University of London offers a range of scholarships, bursaries and fee waivers for undergraduate, postgraduate and PGCE students. These offer additional financial support for your studies, and they don't have to be paid back.

Overview

Scholarship type

Merit and need based

Number of scholarships to award

One

Grant

Full tuition fee waiver

Scholarship coverage

  • tuition fee reduction

Description

There is a dramatic under-representation of Global Ethnic Majority (GEM) music scholars at the academic professional level. The same is true throughout British academia.

Benefits

This full-tuition fee-waiver scholarship for our MMus Creative Practice programme supports a student who intends to progress through postgraduate study and into an academic position.

Eligibility

  • The fee waiver is open to Home applicants identifying as belonging to the global ethnic majority.
  • To be eligible for this award, you must hold an offer (conditional or unconditional) for the MMus Creative Practice programme. 

Scholarship requirements

Disciplines

Multiple disciplines

Locations

United Kingdom

Nationality

British

Study experience required

Bachelor

Age

Unknown

Application

Application deadline

12 Jul 2027

Once an offer of a place has been made (conditional or unconditional), candidates can apply for the scholarship. 

To apply for the scholarship you will need to submit: 

A 300-word statement describing the broad areas of musical work and research that you intend to explore during your masters programme, and subsequently at MPhil/PhD level study and professional academic level.

A substantial portfolio of your creative practice. This may include examples of one or more of the following: performance, songwriting, production, documentation of audio-visual and/or site-specific/installation works, compositions/scores.

The portfolio should be accompanied by a contextual reflective commentary of 300-500 words, which will outline the ideas and creative methods underpinning the creative work.

Programmes related to this scholarship

Our partners

Wishlist