University of Bristol Monica Wills Chapel Organ Scholarship

Through the generosity of the Wills Hall Association, an Organ Scholarship is available at The Monica Wills Chapel (situated in the grounds of Wills Hall, one of the University’s Halls of Residence on the edge of the Downs).

The annual value of the Scholarship is £750, paid in three termly instalments by bank transfer.

The Scholarship is awarded annually on merit and the award is made irrespective of the religious convictions of the candidate. Familiarity with a broad range of Christian worship styles would be an advantage.

The award may be renewed by mutual agreement (normally for a maximum of two years). Renewal will be conditional on satisfactory academic progress and on the efficient performance of the duties listed below.

Table of Content

• Summary
• Benefits
• Requirements
• Application Deadline
• How To Apply

Summary

• Application DeadlineSeptember 20, 2024
• Study LevelMasters
• SponsorUniversity of Bristol
• City to studyBristol
• School to studyUniversity of Bristol
• Eligible CountryAll Countries

Benefits

• The scholarship offers an annual stipend of GBP 750, disbursed in three termly installments via bank transfer.
• The award may be renewed for a maximum of two years based on satisfactory academic progress and performance of duties.

Requirements

• Applicants can be current students of the University of Bristol or prospective students who have received an offer to study at the University and have selected Bristol as their first preference.
• Candidates from all academic disciplines are eligible; applicants don't need to be music students.
• Applicants must have a keen interest in organ music and be willing to contribute to the musical activities of the Monica Wills Chapel.

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Application Deadline

How To Apply

You should complete a Scholarship Application Form which is available from the Wills Hall Association c/o [email protected].

For more details visit  University of Bristol website