HRP Scholarship 2026
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HRP Scholarships
Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) truly values a diverse workforce and wishes to make careers in the heritage sector more accessible to people from all communities. It also aims to help ensure everyone feels the palaces and heritage are for them and make them accessible and relevant for all.
To help achieve this, HRP is pleased to support two scholarship students. The scholarships aim to help UK-based students from groups or communities that are minorities or under-represented in the heritage sector overcome barriers to entering the workforce. They support part-time study on the MA in Heritage Management, jointly delivered by HRP and Queen Mary University of London.
The scholarships will cover your fees, allowing you to study the course part-time over two years, commencing in September 2026.
The deadline for applications will be 3rd July 5pm. For further information regarding the Scholarships and the application procedure please contact Prof John R Davis at john.davis@hrp.org.uk For further information on the MA Heritage Management see: https://www.hrp.org.uk/about-us/research/ma-in-heritage-management/#gs.tf1zad
Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) truly values a diverse workforce and wishes to make careers in the heritage sector more accessible to people from all communities. It also aims to help ensure everyone feels the palaces and heritage are for them and make them accessible and relevant for all.
To help achieve this, HRP is pleased to support two scholarship students. The scholarships aim to help UK-based students from groups or communities that are minorities or under-represented in the heritage sector overcome barriers to entering the workforce. They support part-time study on the MA in Heritage Management, jointly delivered by HRP and Queen Mary University of London.
The scholarships will cover your fees, allowing you to study the course part-time over two years, commencing in September 2026.
The deadline for applications will be 3rd July 5pm. For further information regarding the Scholarships and the application procedure please contact Prof John R Davis at john.davis@hrp.org.uk For further information on the MA Heritage Management see: https://www.hrp.org.uk/about-us/research/ma-in-heritage-management/#gs.tf1zad