24 July 2026
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Isle of Man News

ARTS AID announces 2024 awards programme

ARTS AID is once again inviting applications for its scholarships for study in the Arts.

For the seventh year it is making scholarships available to exceptionally talented young people from the Isle of Man.

Funding is offered for courses ranging from BTEC to Master’s Degree. Scholarships are tenable in the first instance for one year.

ARTS AID funding

Scholarship recipients pursuing multi-year courses may apply for consideration of renewal based on their performance.

ARTS AID scholarship recipients attend courses at some of Britain’s most esteemed arts institutions with a number of highly talented individuals entering successful careers in the arts following their graduation.

Applicants for awards in 2024 are encouraged to submit their application as early as possible and, in any case, no later than the closing date of 28 May.

When submitting their applications, applicants should have already applied for a course at a suitable educational institution.

Scholarship

When first applying it is not necessary to have a confirmed place. Further application information is available from the website.

David Wertheim, Chairman, said: “We are looking forward once again this spring to receiving a new round of applications from exceptionally talented candidates aspiring to a future in the Arts.

“The Directors never cease to be amazed at the high standard of the applicant pool. If you are planning a career in the arts and believe you fit the criteria we urge you strongly to apply.

David Wertheim, Chairman

“The Directors would like also to thank each of their corporate and charitable sponsors without whose support this programme would not be possible.”

Candidates wishing to apply for a scholarship may e-mail the Secretary to request an application pack at:  applications@arts-aid.org 

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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