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Alexander and Dixon Scholarship School of Critical Studies 16214

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Verified · Oct 2026
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Master's

Region

Global

Deadline

24 July each year

Funding

Various benefits; specific financial amounts are provided directly by the university upon application.

Overview

The Alexander and Dixon Scholarship is offered by the University of Glasgow's School of Critical Studies to support students pursuing master's level studies. It aims to assist students with their financial needs, whether they are beginning their academic journey or relocating to study. The scholarship is intended to help reduce the financial burden of higher education in the United Kingdom.

Eligibility

The scholarship is open to students applying for master's programs within the University of Glasgow's School of Critical Studies. Applicants must meet the general entry requirements of the chosen postgraduate course at the university.

Relevant fields

Life Sciences

Key Requirements

  • University of Glasgow master's program application
  • Evidence of financial need or academic merit
  • Relevant academic transcripts

How to Apply

  1. 1Identify a suitable master's program within the School of Critical Studies
  2. 2Submit an application for admission to the University of Glasgow
  3. 3Review the specific scholarship portal on the official University of Glasgow website
  4. 4Complete and submit the scholarship application form before the deadline

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Documents to prepare (9)

  • Academic CVRequired

    One to two pages covering education, relevant experience, skills and awards.

    Lead time: 2–3 days

  • Motivation letter / statement of purposeRequired

    Tailored to Aggregated listing: why this programme, what you bring, and where it takes your career.

    Lead time: 1–2 weeks

  • Transcripts and degree certificatesRequired

    Official copies, plus certified English translations if the originals are in another language.

    Lead time: 2–4 weeks (registrar)

  • Reference lettersRequired

    Usually two academic referees. Give each one your CV and the listing link.

    Lead time: 3–4 weeks

  • Passport / ID copyRequired

    Valid for at least six months beyond the intended start date.

    Lead time: Same day

  • English proficiency proofRequired

    IELTS / TOEFL score, or an official waiver letter if your degree was taught in English.

    Lead time: 4–8 weeks (booking + results)

  • University of Glasgow master's program applicationRequired

    Listed explicitly by the provider — treat as mandatory.

    Lead time: Varies

  • Evidence of financial need or academic meritRequired

    Listed explicitly by the provider — treat as mandatory.

    Lead time: Varies

  • Relevant academic transcriptsRequired

    Listed explicitly by the provider — treat as mandatory.

    Lead time: Varies

Suggested timeline

  1. 8 weeks before

    Confirm eligibility and contact the host

    Re-read the eligibility on Aggregated listing's own page and email the supervisor or programme office with a short, specific enquiry.

  2. 6 weeks before

    Ask your referees

    Send each referee your CV, the listing link and the submission date. Chase politely after a week of silence.

  3. 5 weeks before

    Order transcripts and language proof

    Registrars and test centres are the slowest link in the chain — start them before you start writing.

  4. 4 weeks before

    First draft of your statement

    Write the motivation letter and (if required) the research proposal end-to-end. A rough full draft beats a polished half.

  5. 2 weeks before

    Feedback and revision

    Get one researcher and one non-specialist to read it. Cut anything that could be said about any other applicant.

  6. 1 week before

    Assemble and check the package

    File names, formats, page limits, word counts, and every mandatory field in the portal.

  7. 2 days before

    Submit

    Submit early. Portals crash on deadline day and time zones are rarely yours.

  8. After the deadline

    Follow up and keep applying

    Note the decision date, send one polite follow-up if it passes, and keep two backup listings running in parallel.

Next steps

  • Open the official listing and copy the exact requirement list into your checklist below.
  • Verify the current deadline directly on Aggregated listing's page — aggregated dates can lag behind.
  • Add every document above to your checklist and give each one a due date.
  • Line up two backup listings in the same region so a single rejection doesn't cost you the cycle.

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Important Notes

Interested candidates are encouraged to check the official University of Glasgow scholarship website for specific criteria and updates related to the School of Critical Studies funding opportunities.

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