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International Deposits Scheme for Overseas Students

 

VCEG agreed on 30 January 2006 that the procedure for the payment of deposits by international postgraduate applicants would be implemented in the week beginning 13 February 2006. Provosts have overall responsibility for the implementation of the process in their campuses, assisted by campus registrars and admissions office managers and campus finance managers. The Director of Scholarships has responsibility for the implementation of processes relating to scholarships applicants, and the Academic Registrar's Dept will implement deposits for applicants for research degrees.

 

All overseas (outside EU) applicants for full-time postgraduate courses starting in September 2006 will be required to pay a deposit of £1,000. Deposits will be paid on receipt of unconditional offers and prior to the issue of documentation to support applications for visas.

 

Special arrangements have been agreed with the Scholarships Office for the implementation of deposits for scholarship applicants. Applicants who are awarded scholarships worth more than 50% of the fees will not be required to pay deposits.  Applicants with scholarships worth less than 50% of the fees or who are refused scholarships will have to pay deposits.

 

Funding will be arranged to support the use of courier deliveries to speed up the delivery of documentation to applicants.

 

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Please refer to the following documents:

 

 

 

Philip Harding