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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today announced 18 winners of three 2018 bursary and scholarship schemes – RIBA Wren Insurance Association Scholarships, AHR Stephen Williams Scholarship and Part 1 and Part 2 Bursaries.

The 2018 RIBA AHR Stephen Williams Scholarship has been awarded to Farid Abdulla, who will be beginning his Part 2 March at The Manchester School of Architecture this September.

These bursaries have been made possible by generous donations to the RIBA from the Rosenberg Memorial Fund, the Ayyub Malik Trust and the Walter Parker Trust; as well as monies raised through the RIBA Education Fund.

Wren Insurance Association Limited (the architects’ professional indemnity insurance mutual) are pleased to announce the five students who will receive 2018 Scholarships.

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