Examples of 'travelling scholarship' in a sentence

Meaning of "travelling scholarship"

A travelling scholarship is a type of scholarship or grant that provides funding for individuals to travel to a specific location or multiple locations for educational or research purposes. It allows recipients to explore new environments, cultures, and gain valuable experiences that enhance their learning and personal growth

How to use "travelling scholarship" in a sentence

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She also had a travelling scholarship to Paris.
While at the Northampton School of Art, Watkins-Pitchford won a travelling scholarship to Paris.
He was twice awarded a travelling scholarship by the Society of Authors.
During the course of his degree, he won the Scottish Education Department 's Travelling Scholarship.
The Rotch Travelling Scholarship is for individuals who want to travel the world studying architecture.
Thank you, Dapplenag, and may the Government grant your application for a three-year Bardic Travelling Scholarship.
A travelling scholarship allowed Cooksey to visit Italy.
There he won a gold medal and in 1888 a travelling scholarship to the Académie Julian.
This travelling scholarship enabled him to spend time in France, Switzerland and Italy.
In 1955 he received a travelling scholarship to study at Magdalen College, Oxford.
He was on a travelling scholarship from Harvard University and had been in England since October 1899.
Later, he won a travelling scholarship for 150 pounds from the government of New South Wales.
In 1924 she won a travelling scholarship and visited France, Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands.

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