About Albert Morris: Morris – known to his friends as Bert – left school at 14 and, inspired by Hollywood movies, set his cap (famously flat) at a career in journalism. After learning typing and shorthand at Skerry’s College, he worked in the courts for a year before...

Dame Joan Stringer was the former Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University and established these scholarships to mark her retirement.

Derek Moss – long-term supporter and friend of Edinburgh Napier University established these awards to assist students working on environmental impact projects

The ENCourage Scholarships have been donated thanks to the generosity of Napier’s friends and supporters.

The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust offers financial support for grocers, pharmacists, commercial travellers and their families

Honorary Graduate and member of University Court and Campaign Board Mark Naysmith with Katherine Naysmith established these scholarships to support Engineering students at the University

This Trust was established to enable the Company to encourage and support a wide range of projects which will benefit children and young people up to the age of 30.

Established by Roger in memory of Jean Miller to support Nursing and Midwifery students at Edinburgh Napier University.

Santander Universities are a long-term partner of Edinburgh Napier University supporting Scholarships mobility funding, entrepreneurship and the Students’ Union.

The Carnegie Trust’s purpose is to improve and extend opportunities for both study and research in the universities and institutions of higher education of Scotland.

The Carnegie Trust’s purpose is to improve and extend opportunities for both study and research in the universities and institutions of higher education of Scotland.

Alan Clements, Honorary Graduate 2014, and the Clements family support this Journalism Scholarship. Alan Clements is best known as a Television Producer having founded Wark Clements & Co with his wife Kirsty Wark and recently Glasgow-based Two Rivers Media.

In memory of Ian Tomlin, philanthropist with a love of music and supporting musicians in the early stages of their career.

Established by the Springford family – founders of the Apex hotel Group

The Trustees of the Thomas and Margaret Roddan Trust award a number of bursaries each year ranging from £500 to £3,000 to deserving applicants who wish to study in Scotland.

Witherbys is one of Scotland’s largest and most successful publishing houses, with a portfolio of over 400 specialist titles that are exported to over 110 countries. Established in a London coffee house in 1740, Witherbys has long been involved in the maritime...