Publishing MA: Prizes
Our student achievements
Association for Publishing Education Award
Kingston student Leah Feltham won a runner-up prize at the Association for Publishing Education awards for best student dissertation in 2012, with her work on Children's Publishing Apps. Her prize includes £150 cash and a one day training course at the Publishing Training Centre.
Leah had also previously won the Bookseller-sponsored prize for the best Kingston dissertation.
The Bookseller Award
The Bookseller awards three prizes for the best dissertations by students from the Publishing MA at Kingston:
- 1st prize: £200 plus a free subscription to The Bookseller
- 2nd prize: £50 plus a free subscription to The Bookseller
- 3rd Prize: Free subscription to The Bookseller
Winners of the annual prize sponsored by The Bookseller, for the best student dissertation on publishing:
Left to right: Kasia Behnke, Caroline Burge, Alison Baverstock (course leader), Kate Miles
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Related courses
Related to this course:
- Creative Writing and Publishing MA
- Journalism MFA
- Journalism PgDip/MA
- Journalism in Open Societies MA
- Publishing & the Creative Economy MA
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Our masterclasses are just one of the ways you get to interact with industry experts, providing opportunities to build valuable professional relationships.
Publishing scholarships
You may apply for Annual Fund or international scholarships worth up to £3,000 off your course fees. Once enrolled, £500 bursaries are available for working on Ripple magazine, the Kingston Publishing Blog or Kingston University Press titles.
You will undertake at least one work placement as part of your Publishing MA. We provide constant support and advice to help you get the most of the experience.
As a student on this course you will be part of the Kingston Writing School, a vibrant community of outstanding writers, journalists and publishers.