Scholarship Scheme for
the BA (Hons) Programmes of
De Montfort University and Niels Brock
Academic Year 2010-11

Scholarship* - How to qualify:

Partial reduction of the tuition fee is offered to international BA (Hons) students who have:

• Very high academic credentials
• A grade average among the best 10% of the most recent academic qualification achieved
• Special academic or practical experience deemed of significant value to the BA (Hons) programmes
• Shown the ability to provide valuable academic or professional support to fellow students during the first semester

Scholarship - How to apply:

There is no form to be filled in. 

Scholarship applicants should write a personal Scholarship Application Letter explaining their field of competence and how they consider themselves capable of contributing to the success of the course for everyone involved. The letter should include relevant documentation in the form of results transcripts, references and testimonials from previous study courses and/or a detailed description of the initiatives taken during the first semester of the BA programme. The letter is to be submitted to the following address by Dec. 15, 2010:

Niels Brock
De Montfort University Programmes
Scholarship Committee
Kultorvet 2
1175 Copenhagen K

Scholarship applications will be screened and assessed by the BA Scholarship Committee in consultation with the Teaching Faculty. Applicants will be informed of the outcome by mid-January 2011. If a Scholarship fee reduction is granted, it will be deducted from the second semester fee, due Feb. 1, 2011.

For further information, please contact

John Cyril Knudsen/Lars Askholm
Manager, De Montfort University Programmes
Niels Brock, Professional Higher Education,
Kultorvet 2, DK-1175 Copenhagen K. Denmark
T: (+45) 33 41 94 52, jkn@brock.dk/laas@niels.brock.dk, www.brock.dk

*Definition:
Scholarship = a grant made to support a student´s education, awarded on the basis of achievement (Concise Oxford English Dictionary)

In 2009-10, DKK 10,000 was granted to each of nine students offering academic support to fellow students, making statistical analysis, developing networks or arranging social events.