Sentence examples for two bursaries from inspiring English sources

There are five bursaries available: two at City University, London (MA in Newspaper Journalism); one at Goldsmiths College, University of London (MA in Journalism); and two bursaries at the University of Sheffield (MA in Newspaper Journalism).

The RSC plans to include up to 70 children a year in workshops and bursaries to give them hands-on experience of all aspects of theatre careers, from making props, costumes and sets to directing and producing, and will also establish a further two bursaries a season which would be more immersive, focusing particularly on performing.

One hundred bursaries have been handed out; eight recipients have qualified and got jobs.

"I'm particularly pleased that by establishing six bursaries, Channel 4 is able to further support social mobility within the media and creative sector".

Channel 4 is funding six bursaries for the courses, which have been developed through Puttnam's company Atticus Education and with the help of industry body Creative Skillset.

To boost the recruitment of UK students, the furniture industry is providing seven bursaries for home students on Buckinghamshire New University's one-year furniture MA, two for £12,000, to cover fees and living expenses, and five for £6,700, to cover the fees.

The Flinders PHCRED Program operated on a budget of 230,000 AUD per year, which funded on average eight bursaries (total 40,000 AUD), four writing grants (total 2,000 AUD) and one research fellow (30,000 AUD) annually, and included salaries for a small team of four experienced academics (level B-D, totalling about 1.9 FTE), and an administration assistant (0.1 FTE).

There will also now be a £50 million bursary fund to support mature students.

She added there is also a £180 million bursary fund to help 16 to 19-year-olds stay in education.

One bursary recipient told News 24: "They open the vagina and look, but they don't insert anything in it.

For example, one mentor of the Flinders PHCRED grant scheme worked an equivalent of 0.1 FTE (or 3 5 hours per week) to regularly support a cohort of three bursary recipients who were novice researchers and three writing grant recipients with limited research background.