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Funding

 

Departmental Scholarships School of Arts & Humanities Bursaries (including Stirling Centre for International Publishing and Communication) - to be announced

External Funding AHRC Postgraduate Funding Carnegie Trust Scotland's Saltire Scholarships SORSAS The Stationers' and Newspaper Makers' Company Quarterly and Annual Awards

University Research Office Tuition Fees and Financial Support

 

• External Funding

Further details of the main external funding schemes for postgraduates are available at the links below.  If you are considering applying to one of these schemes, contact a member of English Studies staff in the first instance, to discuss the preparation and timing of your application.

• AHRC Postgraduate Funding - (Taught Postgraduate and PhD)

Eligibility: Home and EU students.

For further information please contact Sheilah Greig

 

• Carnegie Trust - (Taught Postgraduate [Carnegie/Cameron] and PhD [Carnegie/Caledonian])

Eligibility: 'Students attending or accepted for a first degree course at a Scottish University, who were born in Scotland or who have a parent born in Scotland or who have at least three years of secondary education in Scotland'.

 

• Scotland's Saltire Scholarships - (Taught Postgraduate)

Eligibility: Overseas students from US, Canada, India, China.

 

• SORSAS [Scottish Overseas Research Student Awards Scheme] - (PhD)

Eligibility: Overseas students.

 

• The Stationers' and Newspaper Makers' Company Quarterly and Annual Awards

Eligibility: UK-resident students pursuing a course of study 'associated with printing, bookbinding, paper conservation, stationery, papermaking, publishing, book selling or newspaper production' (e.g. the MLitt in Publishing Studies).

• The University's own Research Office website includes a user-friendly database of Grants and Trusts. This is updated regularly, should help prospective applicants to establish their eligibility for help quickly and efficiently.

 

Prospective applicants should also consult this listing of Tuition Fees & Financial Support.