Applicants are required to demonstrate their interest in, and commitment to, sustainability in the built environment. As such, the research proposal, submitted as part of the Master of Studies application, will be used a key criterion to award the bursary in the competitive selection process.
In addition, applicants are required to complete a bursary application form . Within this form, candidates will be asked to comment on
Why the candidate would like to be considered for the scholarship
How the candidate believes that attending the course will be of benefit to them and relevant to their career aspirations
How the candidate hopes to use learning from the programme to benefit the wider profession (candidate may make reference to research proposal if appropriate).
The Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors Scholarship is to support two IDBE Master's students from anywhere in the world who can demonstrate their interest in, and commitment to, sustainability in the built environment.
To be eligible, applicants must be a graduate with at least 3 years post-qualification experience in the built environment.
In addition, they must:
Be able to demonstrate their interest in and commitment to sustainable built environments
Have applied for admission to the Master's via the standard application process and by the published deadline
Submit a full application to the IDBE Master's either before, or alongside, their scholarship application by the published course application deadline. The scholarship will be awarded to the successful applicants once they have received an offer of admission to the IDBE Master's following the competitive selection process and fulfil any admission conditions set by the University.
