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No worries I don't know if many people here will be able to help you, try the Oxbridge forum on www.thestudentroom.co.uk

Haha that was a stupid mistake, i'd plan to apply to actual Oxford

Ya but what about an undergrad?

Hi If your eligible for the VEC grant from Ireland and as long as you fit all the requirements then you will recieve the grant while you are studying in the UK. You just have to get your college to fill up an additional form to confirm that you are studying there. None of the UK authorities will pay you a maintenance grant nor will they pay for your tuition fees. HOWEVER , if you are of Irish nationality and choose to study in Scotland then...

Quote: Originally Posted by scatriona Aren't Radiography course fees in UK covered by an NHS Bursary if you are an EU citizen for min. 3 yrs? No maintenance grants from UK govt for Irish students though (i think)... your right they are

There's Erasmus grants for all EU countries from the EU. I know my friend went to scotland studying for 6 months and got a few hundred quid n i'm goin to malta for three months in january and im getting the same one. This grant doesn't apply for study lasting longer than one year though. Hope that helps. More information for grants at www.studentfinance.ie

Hi I’m not sure if this is the right forum for my question so mods feel free to move. I was thinking of applying for a HND/HNC in the UK I read that I need 5gcses at A*-C Will I meet the entry requirements with my leaving cert grades which are English A2 Foundation Maths B2 History B3 Construction D2

Hi all, I'm looking into UWIC's Postgrad diploma in Event Management, and I'm wondering whether anyone has: a) studied at UWIC, and what are their impressions, and b) studied Event Management there, or elsewhere, and any opinions, thoughts, etc? Any suggestions of event management courses elsewhere would be appreciated. Thanks.

We enquired about this and concluded that you cannot get a VEC grant for postgraduate study in the UK.

If you get a 1.1 you should be okay, your application will need to be pretty good though. If you're going for a business/management masters you might want to think about applying to the London School of Economics as well. I think it's the highest ranking business uni in the UK.