India Creative Economy Scholarships – in partnership with the British Council
The creative economy is one of the most rapidly growing sectors of the world economy, and a highly transformative one in terms of income generation, job creation and export earnings.
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Cultural and creative industries are major drivers of economies. In addition to economic benefits, the cultural and creative industries also generate merit to people-centered value, sustainable urban development, and the development of creativity and culture.
2022 is the anniversary of India’s 75th year of Independence, and both Goldsmiths and the British Council are marking this momentous milestone by providing a foundation for 4 scholars to launch their careers in the creative and cultural economy in India. This unique opportunity will enable the successful scholars to promote and enhance creative economy opportunities in India through their exposure to the expertise in the UK’s renowned creative economy sector.
In partnership with the British Council, Goldsmiths is offering 4 scholarships to students in India applying for one of the following degree courses that sit within our Institute of Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship (ICCE):
- MA Arts Administration & Cultural Policy
- MA Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship
- MA Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy
- MA Tourism & Cultural Policy
Please contact Sash Bhakoo with any queries.
Value
Full tution fee waiverNumber available
4Year of entry
Autumn 2021Eligibility criteria
Applicants can apply for this opportunity once an offer of a place to study at Goldsmiths on one of th eabove programmes is accepted.
Awards will be based on a combination of academic merit and explaining, in no more than 500 words:
- how you plan on using your degree programme to contribute and support the creative economy and cultural sector in India
- and how you would use your role as a Goldsmiths alumni to support future UK-India collaborations.
Applicants must be passport holders of the Republic of India.
Eligible courses include: MA Arts Administration & Cultural Policy, MA Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship, MA Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy, and MA Tourism & Cultural Policy.
The successful shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend a final interview with the British Council in July.
Application deadlines
Applications close Wednesday 30 June 2021, at 11.59pm (BST)
How to apply
Please apply for this scholarship using our application form.
Goldsmiths scholarships and bursaries regulations can be found here.