How to Apply
In addition to course application form and personal statement (which must show interest and motivation in the content of the MSc EduAT) Students must provide a 1,000-word essay responding to the question:
''What is the difference that this scholarship will make in terms of how you plan to apply the MSc EduAT curriculum within your working context for the direct benefit of the AT users you support and your colleagues''.
Please read the full mark scheme/ rubric document attached.
A summary follows:
Demonstrate a positive view and understanding of disability and the methods by which AT can support independence, achievement, and empowerment.
Evidence a person-centred approach to assistive technology assessment, provision, and ongoing support.
Describe the impact that the scholarship will have on both you and your employing organisation
Appropriately describe the planned impact on colleagues through your application of a ‘train the trainer model' and include in your answer evidence to show you recognize the importance of multi, inter, and trans-disciplinary working.
Demonstrate a commitment to accessibility by submitting an accessible document.
Award Deadline:Contact the university
Application process:Separate application required
For more information on this funding award you can visit the institution scholarship page institution scholarship page
