Hodgson Postgraduate Law Scholarship 2018/2019 and How to Apply – Study in UK

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The Hodgson Law Scholarship, which has been made possible through the generous benefaction of Elizabeth Hodgson, widow of the Liverpool Solicitor Joseph Hodgson, who expressed a wish to advance the education and training of lawyers who might work for the benefit of Merseyside.

The Trustees wish Hodgson Law Scholars to benefit from education in Liverpool with a view to encouraging the intellectual growth of promising law students and the nurturing of close links with the City of Liverpool and the Liverpool City Region.

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Hodgson Law Scholarship Eligibility

* The Scholarship is available to all prospective Overseas candidates (i.e. non UK, non EU) intending to pursue a postgraduate taught degree in law at the University of Liverpool.

* Applicants must have completed or be in the final year of completion of a Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent degree at a minimum 2.1 (UK Upper Second) or equivalent standard and have an excellent standard of English.

Additional:

Applicants must be able to demonstrate:

* Academic excellence.
• Evidence of an interest in legal and public service which may benefit the Liverpool City Region.
• Potential and ambition for future leadership.
• That they are not otherwise able to undertake a postgraduate degree at either institution.

Hodgson Law Scholarship Benefits.

The Scholarship includes full tuition fees for a full-time postgraduate taught degree in law (LLM), and a stipend of £9,135.

How to Apply For Hodgson Law Scholarship

You will need to complete and submit the Hodgson Law Scholarship application form electronically to the Hodgson Selection Committee by email to hodgscho@liverpool.ac.uk.

Applications may also be sent by post, to the address provided on the application form.