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Funding for Outward Mobility Initiatives Available

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This Scottish Government fund aims to provide our students with support for further opportunities to study overseas, to make more students mobile - enhancing their skills and ultimately making them more employable.  It will be part of the Scotland’s Saltire Scholarships programme – providing additional funding for outward mobility to complement that offered to incoming students.

This is is great news and we encourage students and institutions to apply for this funding!

Aims

Saltire Scholarships for Outward Mobility will be funded through a competitive process, open to Scotland’s universities, colleges and their student associations.   

The aim for 2012/13 fund is to increase the number of students undertaking study or training overseas by funding:

  • Mobility for individual students (to be described as Saltire Scholars);
  • Structures within institutions and student associations to support outwardly mobile students

 

Eligibility and criteria for funding

The fund is open to all publically funded Higher Education Institutions, Colleges and Student Associations in Scotland.  Applications can be submitted by individual organisations or as a group.

Please read the Information Note in conjunction with this guidance. Applications should be submitted electronically. Remember to retain a copy of your application for your own reference. Please return applications by 24 August 2012 to: lindsay.galbraith@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

 

Read more about this funding opportunity.
Click here for the application form.

Any enquiries, please contact Kristellys Zolondek.

 

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