Applications are open for Arts Aid scholarships for students to study in the arts.
The charity offers financial assistance for Manx students to attend some of Britain's most prestigious arts institutions.
Anyone wanting to apply for funding should have applied for a suitable course, although it's not necessary to have a confirmed place yet.
Applicants can contact the Arts Aid secretary at applications@arts-aid.org for an application pack, which must be submitted no later than May 27.
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