Graduate: Funding: Faculty of Education.
There are many funding opportunities at Cambridge from a wide variety of sources including the Cambridge Trust, Gates Cambridge, Colleges, departments, Research Councils and central University funds. You can use our Cambridge Funding Search page to find out which type of funding you might be eligible for, and how and when to apply.
The Faculty of Education does not operate any funding schemes of its own. However, a variety of centrally administered funding opportunities exist for graduate students. It is important for potential applicants to understand that the competition for full grants is intense.
Funding Search Tool. Use the filters to find funding opportunities which may be available to you at the University of Cambridge. Please note: This search facility does not include all available funding opportunities. You are therefore encouraged to undertake your own research for further opportunities, including the Cambridge Trust and Funded.
The scheme is funded by the University and Trust Fund donations (the Lundgren Fund and Harry Desai Fund) and administered by the Student Funding Team.
Find information on postgraduate courses offered at the University of Cambridge, guidance on how to apply and the funding and bursary opportunities available.
You can get funding for postgraduate study through loans, studentships, bursaries and grants - you might also get help from your employer. Search for postgraduate funding on the Scholarship Search.
Cambridge Trust. This scheme currently provides full funding for two students at Peterhouse. These awards are specifically for MPhil students intending to proceed to a PhD. They are partially paid for by the College and the rest from the Cambridge UK Masters Scholarships programme that is administered by the Cambridge Trust. Nominations for.
Funding Opportunities. Graduate Students require funding in order to be able to follow their chosen course. There is a range of funding opportunities available in the University, with information available on the Graduate Admissions webpages.The website now includes a searchable Funding Database, which can be used to identify the sources most appropriate to the applicant.
Graduate Funding Opportunities. The Faculty of Divinity is delighted to announce a range of funding opportunities for PhD and MPhil students applying to start research in the field of theological and religious studies at the University of Cambridge in the academic year 2019-2020.
Gates Cambridge Scholarships Gates Cambridge Scholarships are designed to support students of outstanding academic merit and leadership potential from every country of the world except the UK. Preference will be given to those judged particularly committed to serving their communities, and students from the USA will be considered first.
Gates Cambridge Scholarships. The Gates Cambridge Trust offers scholarships to students from overseas and the European Union (excluding the UK) for MPhil and PhD study. To apply, complete the funding application section of the Applicant Portal, including a 500-word personal statement. You must also submit a personal reference.
There are many funding opportunities at Cambridge from a wide variety of sources including the Cambridge Trust, Gates Cambridge, Colleges, Research Councils and central University funds. Eligibility for the funds can be based on what course you are studying, your country of origin, or other criteria.
Trinity College offers a range of competitive graduate funds (often referred to as studentships or bursaries) to students wishing to study at the University of Cambridge. Only applicants who have applied to the University of Cambridge for admission as graduate students are eligible to apply for these awards. Studentship and Bursary applications.
