Miles Morland Foundation African Writers’ Scholarships 2021/2022
The Miles Morland Foundation African Scholarship is awarded to a Postgraduate student within the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing to enable them to study on the MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction) course.
Miles Morland Foundation African Writers’ Scholarships Eligibility
- Level: Postgraduate
- Fees: International
- School: Literature, Drama and Creative Writing
- Course: MA Creative Writing (Prose Fiction)
- Country of Birth: Any country within Africa or
- Nationality: Any country within Africa or
- Other Criteria: Both parents born in Africa (If the scholarship is awarded on this basis, copies of both parents’ passports must be provided as evidence to UEA at point of acceptance of the scholarship.)
Value of Award:
- Total Value: Up to £25,000 to cover tuition fees and a maintenance grant.
- Tuition fees or maintenance: Both
Duration of Program: 1 year
How to Apply for Miles Morland Foundation African Writers’ Scholarships
If you apply for this scholarship, you will be considered for any of the scholarships below for which you are eligible. There is no need to submit a second application for any of the scholarships below:
The UEA Booker Prize Foundation Scholarship
The UEA Crowdfunded BAME Writers’ Scholarship
The Kowitz Scholarship
The Malcolm Bradbury Memorial Scholarship
The David Higham Scholarship in Prose Fiction
The John Boyne Scholarship
The Annabel Abbs Scholarship
The Seth Donaldson Memorial Bursary
Please read the Postgraduate Scholarship Terms and Conditions before submitting your application. If you are offered the Scholarship, you must be prepared to accept these terms.
For more information, visit the Miles Morland Foundation African Writers’ Scholarships.
Application Deadline: 14th May 2021.
