Canon Collins Master of Laws (LLM) Scholarships 2022

Canon Collins Trust invites applications for scholarships to study for the Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma and/or the Master of Laws (LLM) by distance learning at the University of London in 2022. Applicants can start at any level, and do not need to complete the whole programme. For example, applicants can start at Postgraduate Certificate level and work their way through to the LLM, or can stop after completing the PG Certificate. Applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree may start at LLM level, skipping the PG Certificate and Diploma.

About Canon Collins

The Educational Trust for southern Africa was founded in 1981 by the British Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa (BDAF), principally by Ethel de Keyser, director of BDAF and Canon John Collins, the founder of BDAF. After the passing of Canon Collins, the Trust was renamed the Canon Collins Educational Trust for southern Africa.

University of London Master of Laws (LLM) Scholarships

Aim and Benefits of University of London Master of Laws (LLM) Scholarships

• These scholarships are made possible by the generosity of University of London International Programmes which shall waive full tuition and examination entry fees for four scholarship recipients.
• Scholarship recipients have between 1 to 5 years to complete the qualification, however recipients are required to complete at least two modules per year.
• Continued registration on the course is dependent upon satisfactory progress and academic reports.

Requirements for University of London Master of Laws (LLM) Scholarships Qualification

In order to be eligible for a scholarship, applicants must be in possession of the necessary qualifications required for admission to the programme. Please see here information on the admission requirements of the university. Note that you do not need to be admitted to the programme before applying for the scholarship, but you will need to apply separately for admission if you are selected for a scholarship.

Canon Collin’s Trust requires applicants for this scholarship to be: • a national of, or have refugee status in, one of the following countries: Malawi, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe • normally resident in one of these countries • in possession of the necessary qualifications required for admission to the programme • currently employed in full or part-time work; • able to commit a minimum of 10 hours to study per week.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

For more details,visit Canon Collins website