university of bristol phd funding

2024 Innovation and Technology Scholarship Application (Fully Funded)

Apply for the Youth for Impactful Philanthropy (YIP) Fellowship(Fully-funded)

Oxfam Young Leaders Fellowship Programme 2024(Fully-funded)

Scholarships for STEM Professional Mentoring Programs

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Academy Fellowship 2024-25(Fully-funded)

Research support specialist (recent graduates) position at the department of justice.

Exciting Opportunity: Join the Council of Europe as a Policy Advisor!

Summer Intern Opportunity: Join CSIS Africa Program in Washington, DC

Job Opportunity! Become a Research Fellow (P-4) Climate Change at United Nations University (UNU), Finland

100+ job opportunities: united nations agencies and civicus welcoming applications now (in-person and remote roles, open to all nationalities).

Internships

Empowering Africa's Internet Future: The AfPIF Fellowship

The Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Fellowship: Apply Now(Fully-funded)

Apply for Youth Climate Action Academy: Fully Funded Opportunity for Global Youth, Supported by UN System Staff College and the German Government

Apply to attend the COYEC's Youth Conference 2024 on Environment and Climate for Empowering Africa's Youth

Engage Billions Scholarship | Participation in the One Young World Summit 2024 in Montreal as a BMW Group delegate

EU4Ocean 2024 Challenge: Be a Blue Citizen for Ocean, Citizenship, and Democracy

Apply to attend the 2024 NATO Youth Summit (Participate in USA, Sweden or Online - Funding available)

AERC 2024/2025 Ph.D. Scholarships for Francophone and Anglophone African Nations

Calling on African Women Entrepreneurs with green businesses or ideas: Apply now to the Women Entrepreneurship for Africa (WE4A) Programme

Apply for Ai Policy Clinics - Fall 2024

Apply for the GoGettaz Agripreneur Prize Competition 2024 (US$100,000 Grand Prize)

Call for Research Proposals 2024 for Africa-Europe Research Partnership(Research grants)

PROPOSAL WRITING
TIPS FOR UN JOBS
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA
ADVERTISE WITH US
POST EVENT / OPPORTUNITIES
Privacy Policy

Select Page

Bristol University is offering 400 fully funded postgraduate scholarships:Apply Now

Posted by admin | Feb 14, 2022 | Education , PhD , Scholarships | 0 |

The new £4.2m annual investment – totalling £16.8m over the next four years – opens up Bristol’s world-leading research to a global audience and helps shape the next generation of postgraduate researchers.

Bristol University Think Big Scholarships 2022 in UK (Funded)

The University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships will be available across the University’s six Faculties and 25 Schools, creating a breadth of new and diverse research.

Scholars will receive a stipend and have their tuition fees covered as they break new ground on topics as varied as climate change, medical engineering and atmospheric chemistry.

Prospective postgraduate research students can apply for funding towards tuition fees and living costs

They are offering 100 new fully funded postgraduate research scholarships for the 2022/23 academic year.

All of our academic faculties have research scholarship opportunities.

How to apply

Find out about postgraduate research study options, eligibility and how to apply on their webpages:

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Life Sciences

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Social Sciences and Law

Further details

A further 300 scholarships will be made available for future academic years. Information will be available soon.

Students about to undertake postgraduate research study should read the University’s Regulations and Code of Practice for Research Degree Programmes . This includes the policy for maternity, paternity and adoption leave and the policy for medical absence

Source: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2022/january/400-new-phd-scholarships.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&utm_content=48233b9291ac4937878a16843f80f3ba-8094&utm_campaign=Postgraduateevents%2CPostgraduate%2Cresearch

Join Sankofatech’s Achievers in Technology Program!

15th February 2024

Early Careers Programme at the World Economic Forum(Several Paid jobs open to all nationalities)

12th February 2024

re:constitution Fellowships for Early-Career Scholars and Practitioners working on Democracy and Rule of Law in Europe(Fully-funded)

30th March 2024

Empowering Voices, Building Peace: Unlock Your Potential with the African Peacebuilding Network’s Individual Research Fellowships (Reward $15,000)

29th November 2023

Recent Videos

Siemens Stiftung's E-Mobility 4 Impact Call 2024

Faculty of Arts

Bristol graduates.

University of Bristol alumni who go on to study for a postgraduate degree – either taught or research – at Bristol can benefit from a 25 percent reduction in tuition fees .

Taught awards for academic year 2024/25

Home: postgraduate loan.

A postgraduate loan is available to Home fee payers to help you pay for your Master’s (MA/MPhil) course.

For more information about postgraduate loans, visit Student Finance England's (SFE’s) dedicated student finance zone on the Student Room . If you are an EU national, you should check your eligibility for a postgraduate loan before applying.

Home: Bristol Master’s Scholarship

The University of Bristol is offering a number of scholarships to talented UK postgraduate students from underrepresented backgrounds.

More information regarding this opportunity for the 2024/25 academic year will be found here .

International: Chevening Scholarships

Chevening is the UK government’s international awards scheme aimed at developing global leaders.

Deadline: Please check link for country specific deadlines.

International: Think Big Postgraduate Scholarship

Information for the 2024/25 academic year to follow.

Further updates will be found here .

Home and International: MA Translation Scholarship

We are keen to enable talented linguists to study for a career in the language industry at a time when it is at its most dynamic. The MA Translation scholarship provides a partial fee waiver worth GBP 5,000 each for two incoming new MAT students. All applicants to the MA Translation are eligible to apply to the scholarship. The scholarship can only be awarded to applicants who meet the programme eligibility criteria with a confirmed place on the programme by the date the outcome of scholarship applications is announced. Full eligibility criteria and a link to the application form can be found here .

Deadline: Applications close on Saturday 1 June 2024 at 12 midday (UK time).

Research awards for academic year 2024/25

Bristol postgraduate research and teaching scholarships.

The University of Bristol and the Faculty of Arts are pleased to be able to offer a number of PhD Scholarships to candidates commencing their PhD research in September 2024 that demonstrate exceptional research and teaching potential.

We will also be offering a number of Research Scholarships with Gratuate Teaching Assistantship (GTA) to cadidates demonstrating and articulating a clear teaching philosophy/vision.

Additionally, we will have scholarships available for UK-domiciled, Home fee status applicants of Black and mixed-Black heritage, as well as co-tutelle scholarships with Macquarie University, Australia and Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès , France, and a Research Scholarship in association with University of Cape Town, South Africa.

These scholarships are renewable for up to four years (full-time) or eight years (part-time), subject to satisfactory progress in the Scholar's research project and/or teaching.

Further details (including eligibility and funding awarded) can be found on our Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships web page .

Deadline : CLOSED

China Scholarship Council - University of Bristol Joint Scholarships Programme

The University of Bristol has a collaborative agreement with the China Scholarship Council to further the development of research collaborations between the UK and Chinese Universities and Research Institutions.

Successful candidates will receive tuition fees to cover the full period of the PhD, a stipend, a round-trip international airfare, visa and passport fees and high levels of research and professional skills training, coordinated by the Bristol Doctoral College.

Please click here for more information on this fantastic opportunity.

AHRC South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership

The SWW DTP will be awarding a number of doctoral studentships in the Arts and Humanities for entry in September 2024. SWW DTP studentships are for three years as standard (or part-time equivalent).

In response to the new UKRI eligibility criteria, University of Bristol is pleased to announce that it will be offering International fee discounts for successful UKRI applicants. The fees will be discounted to the home fees level. This approach ensures that students regardless of nationality or financial means will be able to apply for our UKRI studentships (including those administered by the SWW DTP). Successful applicants will receive a fully-funded studentship and will not be charged the international fee difference.

Applications for September 2024 open on Monday 27 November 2023. Please apply for the studentship via the SWW DTP website . These scholarships are for students commencing their studies in September 2024, as well as those that have already commenced doctoral study. Please check the SWW DTP Edigibility Guidlines before applying.

Deadline : CLOSED

Opportunity Bristol (research Masters only)

Opportunity Bristol provides financial support to UK students from Black backgrounds to undertake a research-related Masters degree (e.g. MPhil, MRes, etc.).

Opportunity Bristol offers up to six scholarships to Black students. It provides funding for research-focused Masters programmes and will help successful awardees to gain the research skills and experience needed to apply for funded doctoral research opportunities in the future.

Applications are now open for applicants who want to start their studies in the 2024/25 academic year. For more information on eligibility criteria and how to apply, please see the Opportunity Bristol web page .

Deadline : CLOSED

Opportunity Bristol Application Support Workshops are being offered to provide applicants with further information and practical advice on completing an Opportunity Bristol application. They will take place on:

Wednesday 15 November 2023
Wednesday 13 December 2023
Wednesday 17 January 2024

Interested applicants can sign up here: Book an application support workshop

Zutshi-Smith Scholarship

The Zutshi-Smith Scholarship covers the cost for an Indian student to do a PhD course and is available for up to four years of study in all disciplines. It covers:

all University of Bristol tuition fees
a yearly living stipend in line with UKRI funding levels (£18,622 in 2023/24)
one return flight to/from India
an allowance for research costs.

Eligibility: You can apply for this scholarship if:

you have received an offer from the University of Bristol to study for a PhD course
you are ordinarily resident in India, and preference will be given to applicants of Kashmiri origin
applications are welcome from students in all disciplines currently represented at the University of Bristol
applicants may also be current students.

How to apply: State on your programme application form that you want to be considered for funding, including this scholarship. Your programme lead will then complete a nomination form (Office document, 79kB) and send it to your PGR director to put you forward.‌

Deadline: The deadline for 2024/25 applicants to have sent their forms to the relevant PGR director is Thursday 18 April 2024. Your PhD application must be submitted in advance of this deadline in order to be considered.

The Zutshi-Smith scholarship usually runs once every two years. It will not be running in 2025/26, but it is expected to run in the 2026/27 academic year.

European Research Council Project - INFRACURSIONS: Deregulated Infrastructures of Extraction in Rainforest Frontiers

Applications are invited for a full-time PhD studentship in Social Anthropology at the University of Bristol in the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology. The studentship will form part of a UKRI Funded (ERC selected) Project entitled INFRACURSIONS: Deregulated Infrastructures of Extraction in Rainforest Frontiers and will work under the supervision of Dr Amy Penfield.

INFRACURSIONS aims to develop a comparative study of ‘incursion economies’ defined as deregulated economies based on invasion of global frontiers and that result in environmental destruction. The study will focus on clandestine land grabbing, illegal logging, and prospector mining in Amazon frontiers and will gather data from anthropology, geography/GIS, and social policy to answer the following questions:

What historical factors have led to incursions and what are the environmental impacts?
What are the motivations and experiences that underpin incursion economies?
What social and technical arrangements facilitate the existence of incursions?
How do incursion economies intersect?

Data collection will take place in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil, using predominantly actor-centred methodologies.

Location: Department of Anthropology and Archaeology Eligibility: Home and Overseas students Start date: September 2024 More information (including how to apply): ERC - Infracursions PhD Studentship Further Details (PDF, 124kB)

Deadline: Monday 3 June at 23:59 BST. Interviews will take place in mid-to-late June.

ERC and UKRI - Mapping the March: Medieval Wales and England, c. 1282-1550

Applications are invited for a UKRI-funded PhD studentship to be held in the Department of English at the University of Bristol. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of the ERC-selected and UKRI-funded research project, ‘ Mapping the March: Medieval Wales and England, c. 1282–1550’ , which began in May 2023 and runs until May 2028. The studentship will be supervised by the Principal Investigator, Professor Helen Fulton, with an appropriate second supervisor at the University of Bristol. This full-time studentship, which is funded for 3.5 years at standard UKRI rates, will begin on 1 October 2024.

The research topic of the PhD will be designed by the student in discussion with Professor Fulton. It will be closely related to the objectives of ‘Mapping the March’, which are to produce cultural and literary histories of the medieval March of Wales, alongside a prosopography and digital maps of the Marcher lordships. The PhD topic is likely to be drawn from one or more of the following fields: comparative literature, linguistics, multilingualism, and manuscript studies. The research will be situated in relation to the March of Wales between 1282 and 1550.

Location: Department of English Literature Eligibility: Home students only Start date: September 2024 More information (including how to apply): ERC and UKRI - Mapping the March studentship further details (PDF, 182kB)

Deadline: Tuesday 7 May at 5pm BST. Interviews will be held in person at the University of Bristol on Thursday 23 May.

AHRC CDP Studentship - Augustus John: Reassessing the Collections at Museum Wales and National Library of Wales

The University of Bristol, Prifysgol Aberystwyth University, Amgueddfa Cymru — Museum Wales and Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru—National Library of Wales are pleased to announce the availability of a fully-funded Collaborative Doctoral Studentship from October 2024 under the AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) Scheme .

The project will be jointly supervised by Grace Brockington (Associate Professor of the History of Art at the University of Bristol), Nicholas Thornton (Head of Modern and Contemporary Art at Museum Wales), Nia Daniel (Head of Archives at the National Library of Wales) and Samuel Raybone (Lecturer in Art History at Aberystwyth University).

The Welsh artist Augustus John (1878–1961) was a leading figure in British and European modernist movements. This studentship will critically re-evaluate him as a figure of his time and expand the discussion about his significance today. John built his reputation on representing marginalised groups, and recent scholarship has critiqued his patriarchal masculinity, appropriation of Gypsy, Roma, Traveller culture, and exoticizing attitude towards Jamaican people of colour. However, his efforts to learn both English and Welsh dialects of the Romani language suggest genuine interest; and his Jamaica portraits convey ‘the heart, warmth and soul of the characters’ (Morgan 2022). The studentship presents a unique opportunity to confront these issues, bringing new material to bear on debates that are critical to revisionist histories of modernisms and changing perceptions of John.

Location: Department of History of Art at University of Bristol, Prifysgol Aberystwyth University, Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales and Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru - National Library of Wales Eligibility: Home and Overseas students Start date: September 2024 More information (including how to apply): AHRC CDP Augustus John studentship further details (PDF, 178kB)

Deadline: Friday 31 May at 5pm BST. Interviews will be held virtually on Thursday 27 June and Friday 28 June.

Funding your postgraduate study
Postgraduate fees
Financial help and advice

Careers Service Blog

Helping you get to where you want to be when you graduate

Funding a PhD

Finding funding for phds is competitive, and can be confusing. you may be unsure of where to start or even overwhelmed by the process. however, help is at hand.

If you are seeking funding for a PhD research proposal, this blog is for you. There are a number of resources available to help you navigate the process and increase your chances of success.

Funding can potentially cover all or part of your fees, maintenance, accommodation, and research costs (e.g. equipment, travel etc).

You can secure funding from a variety of sources , including government grants, University funding, and other organisations such as charities or private foundations.

You may find you have to mix and match funding to cover everything.

It’s important to research each option carefully and determine which ones are the best fit for your specific research proposal:

Individual Universities and Centres for Doctoral Training advertise what Research Council funding they have available via their own websites, and usually Jobs.ac.uk .
For industry funding you may need to approach companies yourself or your PhD supervisor may have contacts.
Use our funding pages for resources and guides to different opportunities or book one of our Intro: Finding and Funding Further Study talks .
You can also refer to our Funding further study guide on mycareer , and we have a copy of the 2020/21 Guide to Educational Grants book at 5 Tyndall Avenue – getting old, but can still be useful.

Self-funding

It is possible to self-fund or undertake a PhD part-time while working. Be aware that this can be costly and there is no guarantee how quickly you will be able to finish. Due to the costs involved, this is less common in sciences and engineering than in the humanities, arts, and social sciences.

Doctoral student loans were introduced in the UK in 2018. If you’re a UK or EU student, starting a PhD, you may be able to borrow up to £25,000 to help pay university fees, living costs and other expenses.

It’s difficult, but you can also piece together bits of funding from charities and private employers using The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding .

Funding resources

When seeking funding for a PhD research proposal, one of the first things to consider is the source of the funding.

There are a variety of options available, including government grants, institutional funding, and external funding sources such as charities or private foundations.

It’s important to research each option carefully and determine which ones are the best fit for your specific research proposal.

Use the following resources to discover further information about funding opportunities:

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) : As its name suggests, this UK Government agency funds research and innovation. Their website provides information on a range of funding opportunities for research across the UK, including funding for PhD students. They also offer guidance on how to prepare a research proposal, how to find potential supervisors, and more.
The British Council : Specialising in international cultural and educational opportunities, this public corporation offers a comprehensive list of funding opportunities for UK students, including grants, scholarships, and fellowships for PhD students.
The Leverhulme Trust : A large UK-based charity that offers a range of funding opportunities for research across various fields.
The Wellcome Trust : Another UK-based charity offering funding opportunities for research in the life sciences and medical humanities.
The Association of Commonwealth Universities : This organization offers a range of scholarships and fellowships for students from Commonwealth countries, including opportunities for PhD students.
FindAPhD.com : This website offers a comprehensive database of PhD opportunities across various disciplines, including information on funding opportunities and how to apply.
Jobs.ac.uk : The UK’s job site for Higher Education allows you to search for PhD opportunities, as well as academic and professional jobs across the sector.

Other considerations

In addition to researching funding sources, it’s also important to prepare a strong research proposal.

This should outline your research question, methodology, expected outcomes, and any relevant literature or previous research in the field. Your proposal should demonstrate the significance and originality of your research, your qualifications, and any experience. All of these elements will be considered.

Once you’ve developed a strong research proposal, the next step is to identify potential supervisors or mentors who can support and guide your research.

This is particularly important if you’re seeking institutional funding, as many universities require you to have a supervisor in place before you can apply for funding.

Be sure to reach out to potential supervisors early in the process and, be prepared to discuss your research proposal in detail.

When it comes to applying for funding, it’s important to be organised and thorough . Make sure you carefully review all funding guidelines and requirements.

Follow all instructions carefully and be sure to include all necessary documentation . If you’re unsure about any aspect of the application process, don’t hesitate to reach out to the funding organization or University admissions team for guidance.

It’s also important to be persistent and flexible when seeking funding for a PhD research proposal. Be prepared to revise and refine your research proposal based on feedback from potential supervisors and funding organisations, and don’t be discouraged if your first few applications are unsuccessful.

Know that with dedication, perseverance, and a strong research proposal, you can increase your chances of success.

Using routine programmatic data to estimate trends in HIV incidence and evaluate the impact of interventions for achieving HIV elimination among people who inject drugs

Supervisors: Peter Vickerman (primary supervisor), Adelina Artenie, Ernst Wisse, Medicine du Monde; Jeff Eaton, Imperial College and UNAIDS Reference Group Estimates, Modelling and Projections Contact: Email Peter Vickerman

Aims and objectives

Methodology, apply for this project.

This project will be based in Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences .

Please apply using the Online Application System . You should search for the "Population Health Sciences (PhD)" programme with a start date of September 2023, then click the "Apply" button.

IMPORTANT : In the Funding section under "Main source of funding" please select "University of Bristol Scholarship"

We strongly recommend that you list at least two alternative projects in your covering letter, as we may not be able to offer you your first choice. Please only submit one application (to your first choice school/department), but note that your other choices can be based in another school/department

Postgraduate research study

Do you want to push boundaries – both academically and personally? Choosing to do your PhD or Professional Doctorate at UWE Bristol means just that. Not only will you be contributing to new knowledge, but you’ll develop a wide range of transferable skills, including research methods, critical thinking and academic writing. And you may even gain experience in getting published, teaching or presenting your original research at a national or international level.

How do we help you achieve that? Our supportive community. As part of UWE Bristol's Doctoral Academy, no matter what your discipline, you will join a thriving and expanding postgraduate research culture made up of diverse students from all over the world. And with subject experts who provide a personalised experience to your supervision, a structured approach to your studies with regular check-ins on progress, and lots of training and research development opportunities, you’ll be in the best place to succeed.

Available research degrees

Find out what research degree programmes are available at UWE Bristol and what they entail.

What are my research study options

Useful information and guidance on your research study options including studentships, research degrees and self-funded opportunities.

Students using computers in a study lab.

How to apply

How to apply to study a research degree at UWE Bristol.

Student working in a lab while wearing a blue coat.

Fees and funding

View Doctoral Academy tuition fees, other fees and funding sources.

Two scientists looking at plant materials in a greenhouse.

Self-funded research opportunities

Learn more about self-funded research opportunities at UWE Bristol and what they entail.

Group of smartly dressed people sitting at a table.

Studentship opportunities

Learn more about studentship opportunities at the Doctoral Academy.

Support during your degree

Support from the Doctoral Academy available to postgraduate researchers at UWE Bristol, including useful contacts.

Skills development for postgraduate researchers

UWE Bristol offers a comprehensive range of workshops which aim to help you complete your doctorate on time, feel part of UWE Bristol’s researcher community and consider your postdoctoral options.

Student inspecting a glass bottle while wearing a white coat.

Current postgraduate researchers

Useful information and guidance for current postgraduate research students.

Smartly dressed student speaking to someone on the phone.

Doctoral Academy Handbook

Incorporating regulations, procedures, guidelines and frequently asked questions for postgraduate researchers, their supervisors and examiners.

Information for supervisors

Information and support for postgraduate research supervisors.

Students looking at designs printed on large-format paper.

About the Doctoral Academy

Find out more about the UWE Bristol Doctoral Academy.

Contact the Doctoral Academy

Email: [email protected]

Doctoral Academy Room 3E37 Frenchay Campus UWE Bristol Coldharbour Lane Bristol BS16 1QY

You may also be interested in

Biology student sat in a lab looking through a microscope.

Discover how research at UWE Bristol is making a real impact.

A postgraduate student looking intently at some work

Postgraduate study

Find out about postgraduate study at UWE Bristol including courses, funding and open events.

Two students using facilities in the Engineering department

Campus and facilities

We've invested £300 million into our modern facilities, creating the most effective and empowering setting for our students and people to discover their potential.

A lecturer at UWE Bristol teaching students

Colleges and Schools

Find out more about our academic schools within our three colleges.

University of Bristol Think Big Scholarships for International Students 2024
University of Bristol 2024 Futures Scholarship
University of Bristol Master's Scholarship for Taught Postgraduate Students 2024
Gates Cambridge Scholarship UK 2024-2025 (Fully Funded Scholarships)
University Of Oxford Commonwealth Shared Scholarships for Developing Countries 2024
UCL Global Masters Scholarship for International Students 2024

University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024

Published: 02 Feb 2024 573 views

We welcome applications for full scholarships to postgraduate research programmes starting in 2024.

As part of our commitment to the Black community, the University of Bristol has launched a number of postgraduate research scholarships exclusively for students of Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.

Our commitment to inclusion

These scholarships aim to address under-representation in postgraduate research. This supports our work to improve representation across all levels of study and academia, and is aligned with the aims of our Black Bristol Scholarships Programme.

We have a wide range of support networks, student societies and community groups for students of Black heritage. These include our Be More Empowered for Success PGR Programme which aims to influence positive change across the themes of access, belonging and empowerment.

This year, we are taking part in the Women’s Higher Education Network 100 Black Women Professors NOW Pipeline Programme (WHEN) , which aims to propel the careers of Black PhD students who identify as women of Black heritage, through coaching, development, networking and mentoring. WHEN also work with senior leadership to deliver systemic change.?We are looking to continue to enhance this support as we continue to strive to make our student communities more inclusive.

Table of Content

About University of Bristol

University of bristol phd scholarship, aim and benefits of university of bristol phd scholarship, university of bristol phd scholarship courses, requirements for university of bristol phd scholarship qualification, application deadline, how to apply.

The University of Bristol (abbreviated as Bris. in post-nominal letters, sometimes referred to as Bristol University) is a red brick research university located in Bristol, United Kingdom. It received its royal charter in 1909, and its predecessor institution, University College, Bristol, had been in existence since 1876. You should complete a Scholarship Application Form which is available from the Director of Chapel Music, David Dewar. Telephone: +44 (0)7772 607830 Email: [email protected] ... continue reading

Category PhD
Sponsor University of Bristol
City to study Bristol
School to study University of Bristol
Course to study View courses
Required Qualification
Application Deadline February 27, 2024
This scholarship covers four years of full-time study, and we also welcome applications for part-time study. Please check the faculty pages in the table below for full details.
The scholarship provides the same level of funding as the major Research Councils, which include full fee funding and a stipend to cover living costs. The stipend changes each year in line with national recommendations . For 2023-24 this is £18,622 annually for full-time study.
Tuition fees and research costs are fully supported by the studentship, as well as an allowance for paid sick leave and parental leave, in addition to 5 weeks of paid leave each year.
Life Science
Social Science
You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.
These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black or mixed Black heritage .

Detailed information about how to apply can be found through the faculty webpages below.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact the academic lead for your prospective faculty.

If you have any further queries on life as a postgraduate researcher at Bristol, or any issues with your application, please contact Alice Ferns at the Bristol Doctoral College. Please feel free to contact us, however small your question.

For more details visit: University of Bristol website .

Scholarships You May Like

PhD scholarships
University of Bristol scholarships
Scholarships in Bristol UK
Social Science scholarships
Life Science scholarships

Latest Scholarships

University of Leeds Clothworkers’ Affordability Scholarships for BA Sustainable Fashion Students 2024
University of Edinburgh The David and Molly Pyott Foundation Scholarships in Ophthalmology 2024
University of Edinburgh Global Online Learning Masters Scholarships 2024
University of East Anglia NICHE Scholarship for Postgraduate Students of Medical and Health Humanities 2024
University of Surrey Savoy Educational Trust Scholarship for UK Postgraduate Students 2024 Entry
University of Leeds Geraldine Connor Scholarship for UK Black Asian Students 2024 Entry
University of York Dean's Global Excellence Scholarship 2024
University of Surrey Sam and John Dawson Scholarship for Undergraduate STEM Student 2024 Entry
University of Surrey Newtons' Undergraduate Scholarship 2024 Entry for Mathematics Students
University of East Anglia Mansion House Scholarship Scheme International Postgraduate Scholarships 2024

Best UK Scholarships

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) International Merit Scholarships 2024
Aston University Ferguson Scholarship 2024
Loughborough University Inspiring Success Scholarship for UK Students 2024
University of Edinburgh - Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies International Scholarships in UK, 2024
Nottingham Trent University 2024 Sibling Loyalty Reward
University of Edinburgh Ailie Donald Scholarship 2024
University of Glasgow Undergraduate Talent Scholarships for Students in Financial Need 2024
King's College London Fellowships for African Scholars in Peace, Security and Development 2024

Study in UK Tips

27 Motivation letter for scholarship samples / templates (pdf)
35 Interview questions and answers for uk student visa 2024 (PDF)
13 UK International Student Loan 2024
20 Top Universities in UK for masters in data science 2024-2025
20 High Income Skills UK 2024
Cheapest European Holiday Destinations 2024
Skilled Worker Visa UK Requirements 2024
16 Part Time Jobs for International Students in UK 2024-2025

Scholarships by UK City

Newcastle upon Tyne

Scholarships by Category

Postgraduate
Undergraduate
College School
Entrepreneurs
Women Scholarships
Best Scholarships
Fully Funded

Scholarships by Schools / Sponsors

City University London
Imperial College London
University of Sussex
University of Birmingham
Brunel University London
University of Leeds

Scholarships by Country of Origin

African Students
Developing Countries
United Kingdom
United States
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use

Scholarships

Undergraduate Scholarships
Masters Scholarships
MBA Scholarships
Ph.D Scholarships
Fellowship Scholarships
Fully Funded Scholarships
UK Student Visa Application
Cheap Student Accommodation London
Reasons To Study In The UK
List of All UK Universities
How To Get Scholarship In The UK
Best Cities In UK For International Students

Other Locations

Scholarships for International Students
Scholarships in Canada
Scholarships for Nigerian Students
Scholarships for African Students
Study Abroad Community

Bristol University Think Big Scholarships for International Students 2024
University of Bristol Master's Scholarship for Postgraduate Students 2024
Australian Government Scholarship Awards for Developing Countries 2024
MasterCard KNUST Scholarships for African Students 2024
University of Bonn Sustainable Development Goals Fellowship Program 2024

University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships for Blacks 2024

Published: 02 Feb 2024 933 views

We welcome applications for full scholarships to postgraduate research programmes starting in 2024.

As part of our commitment to the Black community, the University of Bristol has launched a number of postgraduate research scholarships exclusively for students of Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.

Our commitment to inclusion

Table of Content

About University of Bristol

University of bristol black heritage phd scholarships, aim and benefits of university of bristol black heritage phd scholarships, requirements for university of bristol black heritage phd scholarships qualification, application deadline, how to apply.

Before the University of Bristol, there was University College, Bristol University College, Bristol existed from 1876 to 1909 and was the precursor to the University of Bristol. Its history can be traced back to the efforts of John Percival, headmaster of Clifton College, to press for the establishment of such an institution. In 1872, Percival wrote to the Oxford colleges observing that the provinces lacked a university culture. The following year he produced a pamphlet called 'The Connection of the Universities and the Great Towns', which was well received by Benjamin Jowett, Master of ... continue reading

This scholarship covers four years of full-time study, and we also welcome applications for part-time study. Please check the faculty pages in the table below for full details.
The scholarship provides the same level of funding as the major Research Councils, which include full fee funding and a stipend to cover living costs. The stipend changes each year in line with national recommendations . For 2023-24 this is £18,622 annually for full-time study.
Tuition fees and research costs are fully supported by the studentship, as well as an allowance for paid sick leave and parental leave, in addition to 5 weeks of paid leave each year.
You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.
These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black or mixed Black heritage .

Detailed information about how to apply can be found through the faculty webpages below.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact the academic lead for your prospective faculty.

For more details visit: University of Bristol website .

Scholarships You May Like

PhD scholarships
University of Bristol scholarships
Scholarships for African Students
Scholarships in United Kingdom

Latest Scholarships

Call for Applications: StoryMi Academy Documentary Film Fellowship 2024
AfDB 2024 Internship Program for African Students
UN 2024 Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent
Women Deliver 2024 Emerging Leaders for Change East Africa
2024 Western Union Foundation Fellowship Program
BIC Art Master Africa Ball Pen Art Contest 2024
Sanlam 2025 Actuarial Bursaries for South Africans
University of Edinburgh 2024 The David and Molly Pyott Foundation Scholarships in Ophthalmology for Masters Students
The Amahoro Coalition Fellowship Program for Africans 2024
Apply Now: KPMG Nigeria Graduate Trainee Program 2024
Best Scholarships
Aston University Ferguson Scholarship for Africans 2024
Government Of Slovak Republic Masters Scholarship for International Students 2024
ACU Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships 2024
Mastercard Foundation Graduate Scholars Program for Africans 2024
UNESCO/Poland Co-Sponsored Fellowship Program 2024
ACU Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships for Masters Students 2024
DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Masters Scholarship for Developing Countries 2024
British Council GREAT Scholarship 2024

Scholarship Tips

10 Best Countries to Relocate 2024
20 Online MBA Scholarships for African Students 2024
Best Africa Tourist Destinations - Top African Holiday Destinations
Best Universities in Africa - Top Universities in Africa
Best Universities in Egypt - Top Universities in Egypt
South Africa Entry Requirements
Medical Schools In South Africa
Best Universities in Uganda 2024 -Top Universities in Uganda

Scholarships by Country to Study

South Africa
United Kingdom
United States

Scholarships by Category

Postgraduate
Undergraduate
College School
Entrepreneurs
Women Scholarships
Fully Funded

Scholarships by Country of Origin

Scholarships by institution / company.

German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
MasterCard Foundation
The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS)
United Nations

Scholarships by School

University of Edinburgh
University of Oxford
Flinders University
University of Pretoria
University of Ghana
University of Cape Town

Cost of attendance

The cost of attendance, also called a student budget, is a university's highest total estimated expenses for one year. A school's cost of attendance is used to determine each student's eligibility for financial aid, such as grants and loans.

A view looking north on the University of Nevada, Reno Quad, a large lawn area surrounded by massive elm trees.

What is included in my cost of attendance?

The student budget includes direct costs paid to the University (tuition and fees, room and board for on-campus residents), as well as indirect costs (room and board for off-campus residents, personal expenses, transportation, and books and supplies). Most indirect costs are not charged by or payable to the University.

2024-2025 academic year cost of attendance

Costs are subject to change and this may not be your final cost of attendance.

In-State Freshman

Out-of-State Freshman

In-State Transfer

Non-Resident Transfer

Western Undergraduate Exchange

Pack Exchange Program

In-State Graduate Student

Out-of-State Graduate Student

School of Medicine

Estimate your tuition

Understanding the cost of attending college includes more than tuition. Use our tuition estimator to get an idea of your expenses, including tuition and fees, housing, meals, parking and more.

Tuition and fees resources

Tuition and fees

Get more details regarding the University's tuition and fees, as set by the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) Board of Regents.

Student fees guide

Learn more about mandatory student fees that cover a range of services and programs at the University.

Scholarships

Find scholarship information for new freshmen, Nevada Guarantee, Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) and more.

Types of aid

Learn more about the different types of financial aid, including scholarsips, student loans, Federal Work-Study, and grants.

Tuition waivers

The University supports a variety of tuition waivers, from the Native American Fee Waiver to programs for foster youth.

Predictable pricing

Tuition is set by the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) and yearly per-credit registration fees are set up to the 2026-2027 academic year.

Is your financial aid on track?

Three orange metal statutes of wolves are in the foreground with practice soccer fields in the distance.

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships administers the varying University-, state- and federal-based financial aid programs that are included in an undergraduate student's financial aid package. These programs include scholarships, loans, grants and work study (i.e., student employment).

Student Loans
Federal Work-Study

Apply for aid

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit your application to be considered for available scholarships.

Anything missing?

If additional documents are required, to-do items will be placed in your MyNEVADA account and you will be notified via email.

Check for updates

Check for award updates online via MyNevada.

Statistics and Actuarial Science

Graduate funding, awards and scholarships.

Review past award winners .

Awards for statistics students

Henry l. rietz award.

This award is presented to a PhD student if their performance on the PhD Final (Comprehensive) Exam in the past year has been truly outstanding. The decision is made by the PhD Comprehensive Examination Committee. The winner receives a certificate and a plaque. The award may be presented to more than one individual.

Departments award/scholarships

All students who first major is statistics are considered for (3) $500 scholarships which are awarded spring and fall. Students are notified individually and recognized.

Awards for actuarial science students

Taylor awards in actuarial analysis and academic performance.

Mr. Robert H. Taylor wishes to encourage all students in the department (as well as students outside the department) to pursue scholarship in the actuarial profession. Accordingly, Mr. Taylor established this fund to support annual awards to be given to the University of Iowa students who demonstrate excellence in research and academic performance. Students win this award and are recognized at our annual Knowler-Taylor Awards Day in the Spring semester. These awards also include a financial gift.

Knowler Awards for Outstanding Achievement

Professor Lloyd A. Knowler came to the University of Iowa as an undergraduate student in the late 1920s. He completed his PhD in Mathematics here in 1937, and was appointed to a faculty position in the Mathematics Department (actuarial science was taught in the Math Department until 1965). He retired in 1978, but remained active in our department until his death in 1990 at the age of 82. In addition to his interest in actuarial science, he was a founding member of the American Society of Quality Control. Students win this award and are recognized at our annual Knowler-Taylor Awards Day in the spring semester.

Department-sponsored exam awards

The department has funds from numerous scholarships to give students awards for those who pass CAS Part 1 (SOA Exam P), CAS Part 2 (SOA Exam FM), SOA Exam MLC, CAS Exam 3F (SOA exam MFE) and CAS Part 4 (SOA Exam C). Currently, we are revising how awards information will be collected and processed. Check back for more information at a later date!

Award for graduate teaching assistants (TAs)

Allen t. craig award.

This award is presented to the outstanding teaching assistant of the year. To be eligible, a TA must have taught in the preceding fall semester, or in the current spring semester. The decision is based upon nominating statements, faculty evaluations, and visits to the candidates' classes by members of the Awards Committee. The winner receives a certificate and a plaque. The award may be presented to more than one individual.

Scholarships for actuarial science students

All students admitted to the actuarial science program are considered eligible for the Lloyd Knowler Scholarship, Principal Financial Group Foundation Scholarship, Harold W. Schloss Memorial Scholarship, D. W. Simpson & Company Scholarship, Towers Watson Scholarship and the Transamerica Scholarship. Each scholarship has recommended guidelines that the scholarship committee follows to make these awards.

Lloyd A. Knowler Scholarship

Professor Lloyd A. Knowler came to the University of Iowa as an undergraduate student in the late 1920s. He completed his PhD in Mathematics here in 1937, and was appointed to a faculty position in the Mathematics Department (actuarial science was taught in the Math Department until 1965). He retired in 1978, but remained active in our department until his death in 1990 at the age of 82. In addition to his interest in Actuarial Science, he was a founding member of the American Society of Quality Control. The fund for this annual $1,000 scholarship was established through the UI Foundation by the American Society for Quality Control, State University of Iowa Section, in the name of Professor Knowler. It is awarded to students in actuarial science and statistics based on academic merit and future promise, as nominated by the department.

Principal Financial Group Foundation Scholarship

The Principal Financial Group Foundation has generously provided a student scholarship to the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science for many years. For the fall, 2012 the student selected will receive a $5,000 scholarship. Based upon current academic record and success on exams, the student recipient will be selected prior to each academic year by the department. Students must show explicit interest in this scholarship.

Harold W. Schloss Memorial Scholarship

In November 1984, the Harold W. Schloss Scholarship was established by the Casualty Actuarial Society as a memorial to Mr. Schloss, a past president of the Society. The fund for this annual $500 scholarship stipend was initiated by Mr. Schloss' wife, Frances A. Schloss, and their children. The scholarship is being used to benefit deserving and academically outstanding students in the actuarial program of the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science at the University of Iowa. The student recipient will be selected each spring by the Trustees of the CAS Trust, based upon the recommendation of the department.

D.W. Simpson & Company Scholarship

D.W. Simpson & Company, Inc. , has established a scholarship program to assist students who are majoring in actuarial science. Based upon current academic record and success on exams, the student recipient will be selected prior to each academic year by the department and receive $1,000.

Towers Watson Scholarship

To assist actuarial science students, Towers Watson has established a scholarship program, not only to represent their commitment to our department and our students, but also to signal their belief that our actuarial science program is among the best in the nation. Based upon current academic record and success on exams, the student recipient will be selected prior to each academic year by the department and receive a $1,500 scholarship.

Transamerica Scholarship

Transamerica (formerly known as AEGON) has established a scholarship program to assist outstanding students who are majoring in Actuarial Science. Based upon current academic record and success on exams, the student recipient will be selected prior to each academic year by the department and receive $3000.

Charles E. and Eleanore G. Wilson Scholarship

This fund was established with numerous gifts from Charles E. and Eleanore G. Wilson. Charles Wilson (BA, 1941) attended the University of Iowa during the Depression only because of a scholarship. He was an actuary for 45 years. He established this fund because he wanted to give future students the same opportunity he had and to help the actuarial profession. The College of Liberal Arts assists us with the application process.

CIGNA Foundation Scholarship

CIGNA has established a scholarship program to assist outstanding students who are majoring in Actuarial Science. Currently this scholarship has been pending and no awards have been designated.

Casualty Actuarial Society Scholarship

The objective of this scholarship is to further students' interest in the property/casualty actuarial profession and to encourage the pursuit of the CAS designations.

Actuarial Foundation scholarships

The Actuarial Foundation currently supports four scholarships, three of which our students are eligible for: The Actuarial Diversity Scholarship, the Actuary of Tomorrow Stuart A. Robertson Memorial Scholarship, and the Curtis E. Huntington Memorial Scholarship.

The Actuarial Diversity Scholarship

The Actuarial Diversity Scholarship was formed in 1977 as a joint effort by the Casualty Actuarial Society and the Society of Actuaries. The door to the actuarial profession has been opened to hundreds of minority students over the years. In 2008 this Scholarship program was transferred to The Actuarial Foundation to further strengthen, increase and to assure the continuation of a diverse, high quality actuarial candidate pool through awards of the Actuarial Diversity Scholarship. This Scholarship promotes diversity through an annual scholarship program for Black/African American, Hispanic and Native American Indian students recognizing and encouraging academic achievements by awarding scholarships to full time undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a degree that may lead to a career in the actuarial profession. The 2010 Scholarship Application and Guidelines will be available in the fall. For additional information contact The Actuarial Foundation at: [email protected] .

Actuary of Tomorrow Stuart A. Robertson Memorial Scholarship

Stuart A. Robertson, FSA, MAAA, a distinguished actuary, passed away on Nov. 4, 2005 at the age of 87. Mr. Robertson co-founded the actuarial and consulting firm Milliman & Robertson (now Milliman, Inc.) over 50 years ago, together with Wendell Milliman. Mr. Robertson served as CEO and Chairman of the firm for many years prior to his retirement in 1983. He was also active in the actuarial profession, serving on the Society of Actuaries Board of Governors and in other capacities. A scholarship fund was established in 2006 in Stuart Robertson's name at the Actuarial Foundation to honor his dedication to excellence and to recognize his tremendously positive influence on the professional lives of many colleagues. Funding is being provided by Milliman, Inc. and by several of Mr. Robertson's colleagues and friends. The Actuary of Tomorrow Scholarship recognizes and encourages the academic achievements of undergraduate students pursuing a career in actuarial science. Applicants must be a full-time undergraduate student entering as a sophomore, junior or senior, must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on 4.0 scale) and must have successfully completed two actuarial exams. The Actuarial Foundation provides an award of $7,500 for education expenses at any accredited U.S. educational institution.

Curtis E. Huntington Memorial

The Curtis E. Huntington Memorial Scholarship (formerly The John Culver Wooddy Scholarship) was established to recognize the remarkably positive impact Huntington had on his students and on the actuarial profession.

Scholarships for all students

The University of Iowa offers more than 1,500 scholarships each year to outstanding students based on financial need, academic merit, or both. Students may receive multiple scholarships. Receiving a UI scholarship will not disqualify you from also receiving need-based grants or loans offered through the UI Office of Student Financial Aid.

View College of Liberal Arts & Sciences scholarships
View scholarships for transfer students
View scholarships for first-year students

To apply for departmental scholarships, please contact Margie Ebert , Academic Service Coordinator, at [email protected] .

The department is often notified of new scholarship opportunities. When these arise, we notify our students so that they can apply for these special awards. If you know of a scholarship for which our students may be interested in applying, please contact us at [email protected] or [email protected] .

Additional scholarships for all students

Math lover scholarship.

Eligibility: All high school seniors, undergraduate, and graduate students are eligible to apply.
Amount: $500
Application deadline: July 31

Learner Algebra Scholarship

Learner calculus scholarship, learner geometry scholarship, learner sat scholarship.

Eligibility: All high school seniors

Graduate student scholarships

Aegon transamerica foundation scholarship.

Fall 2023: Okechukwu Oboh, Ash White
Spring 2023: Aidan Chaffin, Steven Jiang, Anna Kline, Okechukwu Oboh
Fall 2022: Mohamed Abdalla, Aidan Chaffin, Anastasia Ellison, Anna Kline, Steven Jiang, Okechukwu Oboh
Spring 2022: Anastasia Ellison, Steven Jiang
Fall 2021: Anastasia Ellison, Steven Jiang

Allen T. Craig Scholarship

2016-17 25%-time RA appointments to Rui Huang, Jun Tang and Fuli Zhang; $2000 scholarship to Rebecca Rachan.
2015-16 25%-time RA appointments to Zhijiang Liu and Jun Tang; $2000 scholarship to Sheng Wang.
2014-15 25%-time RA appointments to Zhijiang Liu and Anna Pritchard; $2000 scholarship to Bo Wang.

Required registration and adequate progress to continue support

Students who are receiving financial support from the department are expected to register for a minimum course load each fall and spring semester of their appointment.

MS students should take 9 hours minimum during their first year, and 7 hours minimum during their second year, in courses suitable for their program of study.
Pre-Comp PhD students (those who have passed the PhD Candidacy Review) but have not yet taken the PhD Comps should take 7 hours minimum in courses suitable for their program of study.
Post-Comp PhD students should take at least 4 hours of seminars and/or Reading Research STAT:7990 (22S:299). Recall that Ph.D. students are required to take at least 18 semester hours of STAT:7990 (22S:299).
All students will receive tuition support for all courses suitable for their program of study, plus at most one semester-credit hour on other courses
Exceptions may be made with the approval of both the student's advisor and the Director of Graduate Studies.

Adequate progress milestones

Support for year 2.

Pass SPEAK/ELPT test at grade B or higher before start of second year (international students only).
Complete at least 18 s.h. the first two semesters with a GPA of at least 3.00, including at least 9 s.h. the first semester with a GPA of at least 3.00

Support for year 3

PhD Candidacy (official entry into the PhD program) is established upon successful completion of the Graduate Core Examination and the Creative Component.

Support for year 4

Pass: Foundations of Probillity I and II, STAT:7300-7301) 22S:203-204 or Advanced Inference I and II, STAT:7100-7101, (22S:253-254), and meet departmental GPA requirements by the end of the first semester of the third year.

Support for year 5

Pass PhD Final (Comprehensive) Exam by the end of fourth year.
Within 18 months of passing the PhD Final (Comprehensive) Exam, the PhD candidate should present a written and oral Prospectus to his or her committee. Failure to meet this deadline may result in non-renewal of financial support.

The Graduate College

The Graduate College offers a wealth of information about funding for graduate students through additional methods. You can learn more about funding your education on their site:

Vanderbilt nominees for McWhorter post-graduate scholarships announced - Southeastern Conference

Vanderbilt nominees for mcwhorter post-graduate scholarships announced.

Jennifer Loredo of the Vanderbilt women’s bowling team and Jack Bulger of the Commodores’ baseball team have been nominated for the H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Scholarship by Vanderbilt University.

Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships for Masters Students 2024
IGAD Regional Scholarship Program 2024
British Council GREAT Scholarship at University of York 2024
Aston University Ferguson Scholarship 2024
Government Of Kazakhstan Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students 2024

University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024

Published: 02 Feb 2024 996 views

We welcome applications for full scholarships to postgraduate research programmes starting in 2024.

As part of our commitment to the Black community, the University of Bristol has launched a number of postgraduate research scholarships exclusively for students of Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.

Our commitment to inclusion

Table of Content

About University of Bristol

University of bristol black heritage phd scholarships, aim and benefits of university of bristol black heritage phd scholarships, university of bristol black heritage phd scholarships courses, requirements for university of bristol black heritage phd scholarships qualification, application deadline, how to apply.

This scholarship covers four years of full-time study, and we also welcome applications for part-time study. Please check the faculty pages in the table below for full details.
The scholarship provides the same level of funding as the major Research Councils, which include full fee funding and a stipend to cover living costs. The stipend changes each year in line with national recommendations . For 2023-24 this is £18,622 annually for full-time study.
Tuition fees and research costs are fully supported by the studentship, as well as an allowance for paid sick leave and parental leave, in addition to 5 weeks of paid leave each year.
Life Science
Social Sciences
You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.
These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black or mixed Black heritage .

Detailed information about how to apply can be found through the faculty webpages below.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact the academic lead for your prospective faculty.

For more details visit: University of Bristol website .

Scholarships You May Like

PhD scholarships
University of Bristol scholarships
Scholarships for African Students
Scholarships in United Kingdom
Art scholarships
Law scholarships
Life Science scholarships

Latest Scholarships

UN Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent 2024
Women Deliver Emerging Leaders for Change Program 2024
AfDB Internship Program Session 2 for African Students 2024
Nova Institute for Health Media Fellowship for Broad Vision of Health 2024
EDGE Fellowship Call for Applications for Asia and the Pacific's 2025-2027
University of Leeds Clothworkers’ Affordability Scholarships for BA Sustainable Fashion Students 2024
IUCN Leaders Forum Changemakers for Young Leaders and Innovators 2024
StoryMi Academy Documentary Film Fellowship 2024
Flinders University The Andrew Thyne Reid Scholarship 2024
Sanlam Actuarial Bursaries for South Africans 2025
Best Scholarships
King's College London Fellowships for African Scholars in Peace, Security and Development 2024
DAAD Scholarship West- and Central Africa for Masters Students 2024
Canadian Government Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships for both Nationally and Internationally Students 2024

Scholarship Tips

26 Best Country To Teach English 2024
26 Best Free AI Chatbot 2024
20 Best Countries To Relocate 2024
30 Best Countries For Tourism - Top Tourist Countries
Canada Work Visa Application Process
Best MBA in USA 2024 - 2025
H4 Visa Interview questions and answers (PDF for download)
Online Masters in Psychology 2024-2025

Scholarships by Country to Study

United Kingdom
United States
South Africa
Netherlands
New Zealand

Scholarships by Category

Postgraduate
Undergraduate
College School
Entrepreneurs
Bachelors Degree
Women Scholarships
Fully Funded

Scholarships by Country of Origin

African Students
Developing Countries

Scholarships by Institution / Company

Flinders University
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
University of Edinburgh
The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS)

Scholarships by School

University of Melbourne
University Of Queensland, Australia
University of East Anglia
University of Kent
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use

Scholarships

Undergraduate Scholarships
Masters Scholarships
MBA Scholarships
Ph.D Scholarships
Fellowship Scholarships
Fully Funded Scholarships
F1 Visa Interview Questions And Answers
Scholarship Application Letter
Letter Of Intent For Scholarship
Personal Statement For Masters
Motivation Letter For Scholarship
Scholarship Acceptance Letter

Other Locations

Scholarships in UK
Scholarships in Canada
Scholarships for Nigerian Students
Study Abroad Community

Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering >
PhD Program >

All PhD students in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering are fully funded.

Research and Teaching Assistantships

Graduate assistantships are available to academically qualified students and provide a stipend and tuition scholarships. Assistantships usually require 15 to 20 hours per week in a teaching or research role depending on department or faculty needs. Summer opportunities are also available, providing valuable experience as well as additional financial support. New students should indicate they wish to be considered for a graduate assistantship on their application. Continuing students should speak with their academic advisor or the director of graduate studies to be considered for funding.

Tuition Scholarships

Students who receive graduate assistantships are provided with a tuition scholarship for each semester they receive an assistantship. The scholarship covers the minimum number of credits necessary to maintain full time status (typically, 9 credits or less per semester) and is limited to courses that can be applied to the ISE degree. In some cases tuition scholarships may be provided to students who do not hold an assistantship. Contact the graduate director for details.

Limits on Tuition Scholarships

The maximum limit for a tuition scholarship for students in the PhD program is 72 credit hours (minus transfer credits). Up to three (3) credit hours of required remedial language may be excluded from the above maximums. Up to six (6) credit hours for undergraduate courses taken while in a graduate program of study may be excluded from the above maximums even though they do not count as degree requirements as long as they are recommended in writing by a graduate advisor.

The above maximum for the PhD program includes all credit hours of a student's graduate program regardless of the payment source for the tuition. Essentially, the first 72 hours taken towards a PhD degree are eligible for a tuition scholarship. Credit hours paid for by another division (other than the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) of the university or by the student are explicitly counted in the maximums.

Students wishing to pursue degrees outside of ISE while completing an IE PhD degree should speak with the graduate director about tuition funding: generally ISE will not pay for any credits that will be applied to the second program , and students must be prepared to fund those credits themselves.

Out-of-state students receiving a tuition scholarship are expected to apply for and obtain NYS residency as soon as they are eligible; tuition scholarships may be limited to in-state rates (for those students eligible for residency).

Scholarships and Fellowships

Applicants are considered for a number of graduate fellowships from UB, SEAS, and ISE at the time of application.

Two doctoral students in a geotechnical lab with faculty member.

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers competitive fellowship packages designed to attract the best and brightest.

11/21/22 Learn more about the PhD Excellence Initiative

Connecticut News | In CT towns and cities, ARPA is funding a…

Breaking News

Connecticut news | ct state police release video of trooper being struck by car on i-95, connecticut news, subscriber only, connecticut news | in ct towns and cities, arpa is funding a downtown revitalization.

A sign in a vacant storefront on Norwich’s main street indicates it is eligible for the town’s revitalization project. (SHAHRZAD RASEKH / CT MIRROR)

On a recent weekday at La Stella Pizzeria, tucked into a flatiron building at Main Street and Market Street in Norwich , lunch hour was buzzing. Many of the city’s other historical storefronts along its downtown thoroughfares were empty and quiet — as they have been for over two decades in some cases — but nearly every one hinted that some kind of transformation was underway.

A residential conversion of the 19th-century building adjacent to La Stella, “Water Street Lofts,” is nearly complete. Interior construction is visible through several storefront windows along Main Street and Franklin Street. Garden lights hang cheerfully over Broadway; passersby stop to lounge in pocket parks, and brightly painted murals call out from all corners of the commercial district.

“It’s coming alive again,” said Kevin Brown, executive director of the Norwich Community Development Corporation, as he stood at the Marina at American Wharf, where the city’s three rivers — the Yantic, Shetucket and Thames — converge.

Like many Connecticut cities and towns, Norwich has directed a small portion of federal COVID-19 relief funds, via the American Rescue Plan Act, to breathe new life into its hobbled Main Street businesses.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a shift to remote work, dealing a blow to downtowns across the state that were already struggling to manage earlier losses of commerce to big-box stores, then online retailers.

“We’re in some ways living with a legacy of neglect,” said Michelle McCabe, executive director of the Connecticut Main Street Center. And now, “with workplace habits changing, we need to adjust,” she said. “Businesses need help.”

But McCabe said two pandemic-era trends — the rise in entrepreneurship and new public and private housing investments in downtown districts — are beginning to drive change on Main Streets. Putting a small amount of ARPA funding toward things like helping commercial landlords bring their street-level properties up to code, so they’re ready for new storefront tenants, can be transformational.

With just over $4 million in ARPA funds, the Norwich Revitalization Program is working to aid 17 small businesses and contributing to four larger special projects in its downtown. Those efforts have attracted over $25 million in private investment and will result in nearly 200,000 square feet of refreshed space. As Brown put it: “We’re turning the lights back on.”

Of the more than $615 million in American Rescue Plan funds spent so far on addressing the pandemic’s “Negative Economic Impacts” in Connecticut, roughly $45 million was distributed directly to businesses and nonprofits. Another $7 million has gone specifically toward things like rehabilitating commercial properties, seeding startups and business incubators and providing technical support to businesses.

(The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act included $350 billion in “State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds,” which must be obligated by the end of this year and spent by the end of 2026. According to the most recent data reported to the U.S. Treasury Department, Connecticut state and municipal officials have budgeted over $3 billion in SLFRF projects, obligated $2.3 billion and spent nearly $1.8 billion. Within the “Negative Economic Impacts” category, Connecticut’s project budget is nearly $1 billion with $850 million obligated as of the beginning of 2024.)

“All these Main Streets are coming back to life with the funds to do wish-list items that aren’t just idealistic but have a huge impact,” McCabe said. Places like Norwich already have the “incredibly gorgeous bone structure” of historical buildings, she said. With “the bandwidth and resources to pull in entrepreneurs — that’s where you start seeing that new vibe going on.”

Establishing the ‘ecosystem’

The town of Windsor used $100,000 in ARPA funds to help launch two new coworking spaces, one in a retrofitted industrial building near the train station downtown and one in a former bank in a commercial district in Windsor’s Wilson neighborhood. Windsor Worx , which also hosts a small business incubator known as The Neighborhood, and The Collective Space , which offers a creative studio for recording podcasts and shooting photography, both opened their doors last July.

Seated people watch a man make a presentation.

Last week, Windsor Worx celebrated the first graduation for its incubator program. Owner Annisa Teich, who leads the program, invited friends and family to cheer on the four entrepreneurs as they pitched their startups in the coworking agency’s common area. They included an education consultant, an event planner, a handyman and a nonprofit orchestra initiative.

“By establishing these facilities in the community, we’re hoping that folks with the entrepreneurial spirit will get some technical assistance and bump into other like-minded people who are entrepreneurs, want to get businesses launched that will someday move from their space to spaces in our downtown bricks-and-mortar locations,” said Patrick McMahon, Windsor’s economic development director.

“Anything that we can do to build that sort of entrepreneurial ecosystem in the town is beneficial, helps create jobs and create vibrant neighborhoods,” McMahon said. “So we thought that was a really good use of ARPA funding.”

Aside from entrepreneurial infrastructure, several towns and cities in Connecticut used ARPA money to modernize aging infrastructure in their downtowns and commercial business districts to improve safety and usability for visitors and businesses.

Fairfield is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to mitigate flooding around its central business district. Bristol is slated to spend up to $1 million to install a retaining wall and refurbish a railroad overpass to accommodate more pedestrian activity in its Centre Square district. And Norwalk has put nearly $200,000 in ARPA funding toward a program called “Complete Streets,” aimed at improving pedestrian safety and accessibility.

City leaders in Waterbury identified a pressing need to update the century-old sewer and water infrastructure below Main Street and Bank Street downtown, in preparation for a streetscape improvement project. Over $10 million in ARPA was budgeted for the improvements.

Given that the city’s historical downtown structures already require a heavier lift — and more money — to outfit for modern tenants, that kind of below-the-surface improvement is key to attracting businesses, said Dan Pesce, director of Main Street Waterbury.

“It’s a real benefit to us, because we don’t have to worry about any infrastructure under the ground that’s aging. We won’t need to address the underground infrastructure in downtown Waterbury for a very long time,” Pesce said. “That’s going to be huge for us moving forward.”

Now that the infrastructure is in place, Main Street Waterbury is using ARPA funds to offer micro grants of up to $25,000 to attract enterprises to set up shop downtown. Pesce said firms can use the money for things like marketing or signage, “anything to get the business up and running, to locate into downtown Waterbury in coordination with a property owner who has a storefront that’s vacant. That’s our big push right now.”

Promoting ‘strolling in downtown’

The nature of the pandemic shifted the typical focus of economic development leaders in many cities and towns. Since indoor spaces presented risks for many residents and visitors, development went outside — toward outdoor recreation operations, urban parklets and al fresco dining, and a statewide expansion of public art installations.

In Middletown, the Downtown Business District put $200,000 toward commissioning local artists to create artwork that would go on display in vacant storefronts .

“As you were strolling in downtown, which many people were doing during COVID … it would give them something visually beautiful to look at,” Sandra Russo-Driska, coordinator with the district, said.

As the funding wound down and the storefronts filled back up with tenants, Middletown has relocated much of the original artwork to permanent locations, Russo-Driska said.

“It’s a good problem to have: As we were putting artwork in and buildings were getting filled, we had to remove it,” she said. “Downtown Middletown has been very fortunate. We don’t have vacant storefronts for long.”

A functioning business district needs both businesses and patrons, and several towns used ARPA funds for projects as simple as new signage on state highways pointing the way to their Main Streets.

At the state level, Connecticut leaders have spent over $70 million to boost the travel, tourism and hospitality sectors, supporting many museums and performing arts venues with ARPA funding. The state has also recently hired new leadership for its marketing and tourism offices, and it’s launched efforts to rebrand and market Connecticut beyond the state’s borders.

Aside from providing recovery grants to small businesses in town, Windham used $300,000 in ARPA funding to host large public events, including its Latin Multicultural Festival, at the outdoor Shaboo Stage in Willimantic — a short drive south from the University of Connecticut’s campus in Storrs.

“We’ve kind of created this atmosphere,” said Jim Bellano, Windham’s director of economic development. “There’s the Theatre Guild here, there’s an art gallery in town, there’s a lot of college-related things, bars, restaurants, a nationally famous tattoo parlor.”

“So we in the business community, we made the decision, you know, you are who you are. We’re a college town, and we needed to cater to that,” Bellano said.

In New London, city leaders are similarly leaning into an aspect of the city’s identity that has the potential to draw a crowd. Construction is underway for a new $150 million National Coast Guard Museum , which is slated to open on the waterfront late this year or early next year.

The museum is expected to attract 300,000 visitors a year to the area, said Felix Reyes, director of the city’s Office of Development and Planning.

“If you think about that, it’s like getting ready for a Christmas party,” he said. “You’ve got to change the house around and get ready for that type of traffic. So we’re doing small things up to the major improvements.”

ARPA funds have gone toward improving infrastructure to enable the city to accommodate more people, such as street lighting and wayfinding signage.

“We’re looking for foot traffic, that walkability, that sense of a place to be talked about,” said Elizabeth Nocera, economic development coordinator for the city.

New London also helped repair the roofs and facades of downtown buildings, as well as helping with code correction — as Norwich and Waterbury have done. The goal is to get historic storefronts to a state known as “vanilla box,” where a new tenant can come in and establish a personal footprint without having to worry about mechanical or structural issues.

Both Reyes in New London and Brown in Norwich have sought to multiply the impacts of ARPA funding by seeking out collaborators and additional sources of investment — public and private — thus increasing the scale of the projects and their reach. Funding from the state’s Communities Challenge grant and Community Investment Fund programs are adding public spaces, commercial development and housing in many Connecticut cities and towns.

New London’s economic development leaders also worked locally with the regional chamber of commerce, the local outpost of the Women’s Business Development Council and the Black Business Alliance to provide assistance and outreach around the city.

“We recognized that these dollars needed to be [put toward] very sustainable efforts, so we really relied on outside partners to help us with our small business initiatives,” Nocera said.

The rise of the ‘mixed use community’

Recent waves of hiring — in the thousands each year — at submarine manufacturer General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton means nearby cities like Norwich and New London are managing an influx of not just tourists but hundreds more permanent residents in its downtown districts.

“That’s where the downtown and the Main Streets start taking advantage,” Reyes said. “Once people live by where they work, then you get all that indirect and induced [economic activity]. You get small businesses and you start getting markets, you need eggs and milk and gas and entertainment and restaurants for those people.”

Bridgeport was already seeing that transition before the pandemic, and it has accelerated in the last four years, said Lauren Coakley Vincent, president of the city’s Downtown Special Services District. In the downtown neighborhood, several former commercial buildings have been converted for residential use, Coakley Vincent said.

“There’s a big shift toward what would be called a mixed use community,” she said. “That does influence the type of uses you see at the ground floor level.” For example, there are fewer breakfast spots in the neighborhood and more nightlife now. There’s also a larger — and growing — dog population, she said.

At the same time, Bridgeport was making ARPA-funded grants available to hundreds of small businesses throughout the city for storefront improvements or expansion. In downtown, the special services district helped administer those dollars by handing out applications, answering questions and evaluating the submissions.

Roughly 30 businesses in the district received grants, and Coakley Vincent said as a result the downtown district successfully retained so many of its ground floor storefront businesses that its turnover rate actually declined.

All of it comes back to people, she said. The rise in downtown residents is driving more street-level economic activity, and that has magnified the impacts of the ARPA small business grants. Downtown today “is much more geared toward sort of a 24-hour use than it had been previously,” Coakley Vincent said.

Thomas Gaudett, the city’s chief administrative officer, called it “a bit of a revival.”

“The business environment, especially in the downtown, is more vibrant and more consistent than it’s ever been,” he said.

More in Connecticut News

UConn offensive lineman Christian Haynes (64) during the football team’s Spring Showcase program at Morrone Stadium in Storrs, Saturday, April 22, 2023. (Jessica Hill/Special to the Courant)

College Sports | UConn’s Christian Haynes goes to Seahawks in NFL Draft; Bears take Yale’s Kiran Amegadjie

Bristol Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Catherine Carbone will be retiring at the end of the school year, she announced Friday in a letter to families.

Connecticut News | Bristol schools superintendent is set to retire. Here’s a look back at her 35-year career

Connecticut News | Authorities investigating ‘untimely death’ of man found in CT river

News | PHOTOS: Mud Day at ECSU

IMAGES

University of Bristol International Fully-funded PhD Scholarships in UK
Fully Funded International PhD Scholarships at the University of
PhD Scholarships in Engineering and Manufacturing at the University of
2022: Bristol announces £16.8m investment in 400 new PhD scholarships
Bristol University
University of Bristol’s MRC IEU gets five-year funding award

COMMENTS

Funding
Doctoral loans. For self-funded postgraduate research students, the UK Government has announced new doctoral loans of up to £25,000 over the duration of a postgraduate research programme. UK nationals who are ordinarily resident in England, aged 59 or under, who are not already receiving funding via a UK Research Council, are eligible.
University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships
Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships. More than 80 scholarships for UK and international students are available for research programmes starting in 2024. These include full fee funding and a stipend to cover living costs for PhD programmes. Prospective postgraduate research students can apply for funding towards tuition fees and living costs.
Funding and scholarships
University of Bristol scholarships Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships. ... As part of our commitment to an inclusive and representative student community, we are offering specific PhD scholarships for applicants of Black heritage starting their programme in 2024. These are fully funded scholarships covering fees and an annual living ...
Fees and funding
It's important to budget and plan your finances, especially as the cost of living is increasing in the UK and in Bristol. As a guide, most students spend between £9,000 - £15,000 per year including accommodation. Find out about tuition fees and funding for master's and PhD programmes for both home and international students and explore your ...
PhD funding
10 Business School Bursaries. Programme application deadline: 31 st March 2024. University of Bristol Business School PhD Bursaries are for three-and-a-half years, starting in autumn 2024. The bursary provides full tuition fees (for either home/EU or international students), and a stipend at the rate of at least £20,400 per annum, paid in ...
PhD
7 Research Projects. Department of Economics. Economics PhD at the University of Bristol. EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science. EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science. Faculty of Health Sciences. 1 Research Project. School of Biochemistry. 3 Research Projects.
PhD projects for University of Bristol Scholarships
These 4-year PhD studentships include a stipend and up to £2000 per year research costs to support you during your studies. This opportunity includes projects in population health, translational health, dental and veterinary research. Recruitment is now closed for a 2023 start. Please return to this site in October 2023 if you are interested ...
Postgraduate research opportunities
There is also a range of specific research projects and fields which offer funded PhD opportunities that are either co-funded with Bristol and other institutions or externally supported by industrial collaboration. Bristol is also a key institution across various doctoral training cohorts that manage and distribute UK research council PhD funding.
Bristol University is offering 400 fully funded postgraduate
The University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships will be available across the University's six Faculties and 25 Schools, creating a breadth of new and diverse research. Scholars will receive a stipend and have their tuition fees covered as they break new ground on topics as varied as climate change, medical engineering and atmospheric chemistry.
Funding
It covers: all University of Bristol tuition fees. a yearly living stipend in line with UKRI funding levels (£18,622 in 2023/24) one return flight to/from India. an allowance for research costs. Eligibility: You can apply for this scholarship if: you have received an offer from the University of Bristol to study for a PhD course.
Funding a PhD
When seeking funding for a PhD research proposal, one of the first things to consider is the source of the funding. There are a variety of options available, including government grants, institutional funding, and external funding sources such as charities or private foundations.
University of Bristol PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
PhD in Centre for Doctoral Training on Innovation for Sustainable Composites Engineering. University of Bristol Faculty of Engineering. We are offering two PhD projects that focus on the development of sustainable and efficient solutions for the design of composite structures. Read more. Supervisor: Prof J Barton.
PhD Education Program By University of Bristol |Top Universities
The University has strong research links, expert staff and a reputation for innovation. Students can choose from 249 postgraduate degrees at Bristol. The University has six faculties: Arts; Engineering; Health Sciences; Life Sciences; Science; and Social Sciences and Law. Our wide range of taught programmes includes MA, MSc and LLM degrees.
PhD projects for University of Bristol Scholarships
U-RHYTHM: developing a novel technology for the investigation of tissue-level thyroid and sex hormone dynamics in humans. Supervisors: Professor Stafford Lightman (primary supervisor), Professor Wuge Briscoe. School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences. Keywords: Biorhythms, Automated sampling, Hormone:plastic ...
PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Bristol
The University of Bristol Business School is built on a strong tradition of scholarship and learning in business disciplines across Management, Accounting and Finance, dating back to 1955. Read more. Funded PhD Programme (Students Worldwide) Business Research Programme. More Details.
PhD projects for University of Bristol Scholarships
The role of diet, nutrition, and adiposity in colorectal cancer development. Supervisors: Dr Emma Vincent (primary supervisor), Dr James Yarmolinsky School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Colorectal cancer, adiposity, obesity, mendelian randomization, diet, nutrition, metabolism, intervention study.
PhD projects for University of Bristol Scholarships
This project will be based in Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences. Please apply using the Online Application System. You should search for the "Population Health Sciences (PhD)" programme with a start date of September 2023, then click the "Apply" button. IMPORTANT: In the Funding section under "Main source of funding" please ...
University of Bristol Biochemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
4-year PhD Studentship: Combatting bacterial zoonoses through multi-disciplinary studies of virulence factors. University of Bristol Bristol Veterinary School. Vector-borne diseases, including bacterial zoonoses, pose a significant threat to human and animal health and to livestock industries, particularly in low and middle-income countries.
Postgraduate research study
Contact the Doctoral Academy. Email: [email protected]. Doctoral Academy. Room 3E37. Frenchay Campus. UWE Bristol. Coldharbour Lane. Bristol BS16 1QY. Postgraduate research at UWE Bristol offers you the opportunity to contribute to our leading edge research and work alongside our international experts.
University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024
Requirements for University of Bristol PhD Scholarship Qualification. You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry. These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black ...
University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships for Blacks 2024
Requirements for University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships Qualification. You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry. These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean ...
University of Bristol, Bristol Dental School PhD Projects ...
Search Funded PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships at University of Bristol, Bristol Dental School. PhDs ; PhD Opportunities ... PhD funding guide UK PhD loans Research Council studentship Graduate teaching assistantships International PhD funding View all funding guides.
Cost of Attendance
Check for award updates online via MyNevada. The cost of attendance is a college's highest total estimated expenses for one year and is used to determine a studet's eligibility for financial aid. It includes includes direct costs paid to the University, e.g., tuition and fees) and indirect costs (e.g., personal expenses).
Graduate Funding
Support for year 5. Pass PhD Final (Comprehensive) Exam by the end of fourth year. Within 18 months of passing the PhD Final (Comprehensive) Exam, the PhD candidate should present a written and oral Prospectus to his or her committee. Failure to meet this deadline may result in non-renewal of financial support.
Vanderbilt nominees for McWhorter post-graduate scholarships announced
The Southeastern Conference will name the 2024 recipients of the H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Scholarship in late April. Highlights of Vanderbilt's nominees include: JENNIFER LOREDO, Vanderbilt, Bowling. Major: Law, History and Society. Law, History & Society major with a 3.828 GPA. Dean's List for seven consecutive ...
University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024
Requirements for University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships Qualification. You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry. These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean ...
Funding for PhD Students
The maximum limit for a tuition scholarship for students in the PhD program is 72 credit hours (minus transfer credits). Up to three (3) credit hours of required remedial language may be excluded from the above maximums. Up to six (6) credit hours for undergraduate courses taken while in a graduate program of study may be excluded from the ...
Top Student Entrepreneurs Win $16,000 in Seed Funding in the 2023
The Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship invites all Seton Hall University students to apply to participate in the fifth annual Pirates LaunchPad Summer Accelerator Program and earn up to $2,000 in investment seed funding for their venture. Pirates LaunchPad employs lean startup methodology to help student entrepreneurs make progress on ...
In CT towns and cities, ARPA is funding a downtown revitalization
With just over $4 million in ARPA funds, the Norwich Revitalization Program is working to aid 17 small businesses and contributing to four larger special projects in its downtown. Those efforts ...
South Carolina Nominees for McWhorter Post-Graduate Scholarships
The H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Scholarship has been presented by the Southeastern Conference since 1986 to the league's top male and female scholar-athletes. The Southeastern Conference will name the 2024 recipients of the H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Scholarship in late April.

2024 Innovation and Technology Scholarship Application (Fully Funded)

Apply for the Youth for Impactful Philanthropy (YIP) Fellowship(Fully-funded)

Oxfam Young Leaders Fellowship Programme 2024(Fully-funded)

Scholarships for STEM Professional Mentoring Programs

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Academy Fellowship 2024-25(Fully-funded)

Exciting Opportunity: Join the Council of Europe as a Policy Advisor!

Summer Intern Opportunity: Join CSIS Africa Program in Washington, DC

Job Opportunity! Become a Research Fellow (P-4) Climate Change at United Nations University (UNU), Finland

Empowering Africa's Internet Future: The AfPIF Fellowship

The Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Fellowship: Apply Now(Fully-funded)

Apply for Youth Climate Action Academy: Fully Funded Opportunity for Global Youth, Supported by UN System Staff College and the German Government

Apply to attend the COYEC's Youth Conference 2024 on Environment and Climate for Empowering Africa's Youth

Engage Billions Scholarship | Participation in the One Young World Summit 2024 in Montreal as a BMW Group delegate

EU4Ocean 2024 Challenge: Be a Blue Citizen for Ocean, Citizenship, and Democracy

Apply to attend the 2024 NATO Youth Summit (Participate in USA, Sweden or Online - Funding available)

AERC 2024/2025 Ph.D. Scholarships for Francophone and Anglophone African Nations

Calling on African Women Entrepreneurs with green businesses or ideas: Apply now to the Women Entrepreneurship for Africa (WE4A) Programme

Apply for Ai Policy Clinics - Fall 2024

Apply for the GoGettaz Agripreneur Prize Competition 2024 (US$100,000 Grand Prize)

Call for Research Proposals 2024 for Africa-Europe Research Partnership(Research grants)

Bristol University is offering 400 fully funded postgraduate scholarships:Apply Now

How to apply

Further details

Related Posts

Join Sankofatech’s Achievers in Technology Program!

Early Careers Programme at the World Economic Forum(Several Paid jobs open to all nationalities)

re:constitution Fellowships for Early-Career Scholars and Practitioners working on Democracy and Rule of Law in Europe(Fully-funded)

Empowering Voices, Building Peace: Unlock Your Potential with the African Peacebuilding Network’s Individual Research Fellowships (Reward $15,000)

Recent Posts

Recent Videos

Faculty of Arts

Taught awards for academic year 2024/25

Home: Bristol Master’s Scholarship

International: Chevening Scholarships

International: Think Big Postgraduate Scholarship

Home and International: MA Translation Scholarship

Research awards for academic year 2024/25

China Scholarship Council - University of Bristol Joint Scholarships Programme

AHRC South, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership

Opportunity Bristol (research Masters only)

Zutshi-Smith Scholarship

European Research Council Project - INFRACURSIONS: Deregulated Infrastructures of Extraction in Rainforest Frontiers

ERC and UKRI - Mapping the March: Medieval Wales and England, c. 1282-1550

AHRC CDP Studentship - Augustus John: Reassessing the Collections at Museum Wales and National Library of Wales

Funding a PhD

It’s important to research each option carefully and determine which ones are the best fit for your specific research proposal:

Self-funding

Funding resources

Use the following resources to discover further information about funding opportunities:

Other considerations

Using routine programmatic data to estimate trends in HIV incidence and evaluate the impact of interventions for achieving HIV elimination among people who inject drugs

Aims and objectives

Postgraduate research study

Available research degrees

What are my research study options

How to apply

Fees and funding

Self-funded research opportunities

Studentship opportunities

Support during your degree

Skills development for postgraduate researchers

Current postgraduate researchers

Doctoral Academy Handbook

Information for supervisors

About the Doctoral Academy

Contact the Doctoral Academy

You may also be interested in

Postgraduate study

Campus and facilities

Colleges and Schools

University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024

About University of Bristol

Scholarships You May Like

Latest Scholarships

Best UK Scholarships

Study in UK Tips

Scholarships by UK City

Scholarships by Category

Scholarships by Schools / Sponsors

Scholarships by Country of Origin