The Adam Smith Business School is currently taking applications for the 2024 University of Glasgow Graduate Scholarship in the United Kingdom from both domestic and foreign candidates. This fellowship pays for living and research expenses up to £15,950 in addition to full tuition.
Beginning with a two-year MRes program, the Adam Smith Business School offers a distinguished combined MRes/PhD training scheme in Economics. Candidates will have preference for admission to the three- to four-year PhD stage if they successfully finish the MRes program. Annual renewal of funding is available, and beginning in the second year, there is a little teaching commitment.
Up to six studentships will be funded by the University of Glasgow, which will pay for tuition and provide stipends for a maximum of five years. With this help, students can pursue a PhD by conducting supervised independent research in a chosen area of economics after completing a thorough MRes (pre-PhD) program.
To assist you in applying successfully, this page will outline the prerequisites, advantages, and detailed application process for the scholarship.
Host Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Opportunity Type: Postgraduate | Masters | PhD
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Financial coverage: Full Scholarship | £15,975 Stipends/Yr | Research Costs
Eligibility Criteria:
- Keep an offer for the September 2024 start of the MRes Economics program.
- Admission to the three- to four-year PhD stage will be given preference to those who complete the MRes at a high level.
- Annual renewal of funding is available, and beginning in the second year, there is a little teaching commitment.
Benefits:
- There is a five-year maximum for the scholarship.
- Funding for each year is contingent upon acceptance into and successful advancement through the PhD program.
- The following is covered by funding: tuition at the regular home/EU or foreign rate.
- An annual bursary estimated at £15,245 for 2022–2023 that is equal to the RCUK rate.
- a £750 annual research support stipend for the three years of the PhD.
Deadline: July 15, 2024
