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Gazelle Twin Scholarship for Women in Music Technology

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University of Sussex
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Brighton & Hove, United Kingdom
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Award value

£500.00 (Rs54,478)

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Funding type

Cash

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Deadline

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Study level

Undergraduate

About this scholarship

Awarding Institution

University of Sussex

Number of awards

1 per year (avg)

What does this scholarship cover?

  • Varies

More details on the scholarship

£500 each year of study. The opportunity to organise an annual student music event

Entry requirements

Nationality

All International

Gender

Female

Delivery mode

All types of delivery mode

Selection approach

Only selective applicants are considered

Study mode

Full time

Intake year

All intakes

Other criteria

Music

Course subject and study level you are applying for

Subject area(s)*

Creative Arts and Design

Study level

Undergraduate

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Other eligibility requirements

Gazelle Twin is a successful alumnus of the University of Sussex and is delighted to give their name to this scholarship. The Gazelle Twin Scholarship for Women in Music Technology is available to a woman or non-binary applicant taking up a place on Music or Music Technology BA.

Eligibility

Applicants must:

  • either identify as a woman or non-binary
  • have received an offer to study either Music BA or Music Technology BA

We encourage everyone who matches this scholarship’s purpose to apply.

Selection basis

Students are shortlisted based on their

  • Music excellence

How to apply

Application process

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Application details (from the awarding institution)

Applicants can apply for the scholarship after receiving an offer of a place on a Music course at Sussex.

Application requirements

    You will be required to provide a personal statement that includes the following:

    • details of your previous musical achievement and excellence
    • any work or extra-curricular activity undertaken that relates to the course
    • consideration of how women can shape the future of music and what role you will play in that future

    Applicants are also required to provide an audio or video example of musical work. This could be a performance, composition, recording, remix, production, or other relevant creative practice.

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