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Precious Metal Bursary Scheme

Precious Metal Bursary Scheme

This annual award is only available to UK nationals entering the final year of their degree course. The bursary provides a grant towards the costs associated with producing their final degree project in precious metal up to a maximum of £250.00. The application process begins in September each year with a formal application and submission of design work to the Company.

Jonathon Olliffe, Award Winner 2007University of Central England

Judging by an industrial panel takes place in December with awards becoming available early in January. The Goldsmiths' Company's aim in providing these bursaries is to enable promising UK undergraduates on degree level courses to gain experience of working in precious materials prior to completing their studies.

Dionea Rocha Watt, Award Winner 2007
Sheffield Hallam University

Karen Ann Dicken, Award Winner 2007
Royal College of Art

Amy McColl, Award Winner 2007
Edinburgh College of Art

Selina Campbell, Award Winner 2007
Staffordshire University

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