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2019-20
School of Education Leeds International Foundation Year Scholarship
The School of Education is offering a scholarship of £2,000 to any self-funded International Foundation Year (IFY) student who successfully completes the IFY element and progresses into level 1 of a School of Education undergraduate degree in September 2019..
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Value - what money is on offer
£2,000
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Who is eligible
These scholarships are awarded automatically (no application is required) to any self-funding student classified as international for tuition fee purposes and not in receipt of any other University of Leeds award. The scholarship will be awarded in subsequent years of the full degree programme as long as you achieve at least 60%.
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How to apply
These scholarships are awarded automatically (no application is required) to any student classified as international for tuition fee purposes and not in receipt of any other University of Leeds award.
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Conditions
The School of Education is offering a scholarship of £2,000 to any self-funded International Foundation Year (IFY) student who successfully completes the IFY element and progresses into level 1 of a School of Education undergraduate degree in September 2019. This will be renewed for progression to levels 2 and 3 subject to students achieving a yearly attainment percentage of 60%. The scholarship will be withheld in a year where a student fails to achieve 60% but will be reinstated the following year if the student's performance recovers to 60% or above.