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The Study UK campaign, in partnership with the Ministry of Justice, is delighted to announce the GREAT Scholarships for justice and law.
The GREAT Scholarships for justice and law offer students from Ghana the opportunity to pursue postgraduate law courses in the UK from autumn 2022.
Two universities have partnered with the British Council and the UK government’s GREAT Britain campaign to offer two scholarships as part of the programme. These universities are Solent University and the University of York.
The GREAT Scholarships for justice and law showcase the UK’s long and fascinating history in the field of law.
With some of the oldest and most prestigious law schools in the world, the UK offers an exceptional choice of courses to anyone embarking on a legal career – both in the UK and internationally.
Each scholarship is worth a minimum of £10,000 towards tuition fees for a one-year postgraduate course in the UK for the 2022-23 academic year. Students can apply for courses in a range of justice and law-related courses, including human rights, criminal justice and commercial law.
Students intending to apply for the scholarships must have received an offer of entry from one of the participating universities and must satisfy all entry requirements for the chosen course as stated by the respective university.
The British Council is organising a Facebook live session on Thursday, 27 January 2022 at 12:00 pm with the Solent University and University of York. You can join live or watch the recording here.
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