You must meet all of the following criteria
The mission of the Kalisher Trust is to encourage and support talented students who may find the costs of reaching the Criminal Bar prohibitive. The Trust seeks talent irrespective of background and since its inception in 1996 it has helped hundreds of young people, from primary school children to young barristers, as they work towards success in this most demanding profession.
As well as meeting the high academic standards of the course, candidates for the bursary must meet the Kalisher Trust's objectives of furthering access to the Criminal Bar for students who demonstrate exceptional promise but modest means.
This scholarship will cover £4,000 towards living expenses for the academic year that will be paid after completing full enrolment, attending inductions and selecting modules.
You must have applied for the LLM in Criminal Justice Law by the by 6 April 2023 (if you have applied by this date and not received an offer by 1 May please contact pglawscholarships@qmul.ac.uk quoting your application number and date of initial application
1 July 2023 by 23:59 hrs BST
Applications are made via our online application link below. On the final page of the application form you will be required to complete a 1000 word (maximum) statement in response to the following;
‘Please explain the reasons why you are interested in Criminal Justice Law, what you will bring to the programme and why you feel you should be awarded a scholarship; focusing on your academic and professional achievements (if relevant) and financial need.’
In addition to this statement we will take into consideration the following documents which you submitted with your programme application:
All applications will be reviewed by a Panel of representatives from the Department of Law and the Kalisher Trust.
All applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application approximately by 19 July 2023 please wait to be contacted in this regard.
Please note that scholarship (both applications and awards) cannot be deferred.
The successful candidate is required to put together a two A4- page report for the Donor at the end of the academic year. The report should outline the progress and content of the Scholar’s practice, how he/she benefitted from the Bursary.
The successful candidate may be asked to assist with Queen Mary marketing events such as postgraduate open evenings and/or web/video student profiles; as well as supporting Queen Mary School of Law in promoting the scholarship (e.g. through interviews, photos and presence at events).
Please note School scholarships are also subject to university-wide Terms and Conditions as well as any course/School/Faculty conditions or criteria outline.
Apply online for the Kalisher Trust - Department of Law Criminal Justice Law LLM scholarship.