Scholarships, Studentships & Bursaries

(Y Werin Legacy Fund)

The scholarship shall be of the same value as a University Postgraduate Studentship, subject to available funds. The candidate must pursue a scheme of study for a postgraduate research degree in Arts or in Science at Bangor University.

Deadline for applications: is 31 August 2019.

Please note: for courses commencing September 2020 onwards, applications should be submitted no later than 1 June 2020.

Further information and application

Application form.

(Y Werin Legacy Fund)

The scholarship offers up to £1,500 to support talented graduates from Welsh Universities with an interest in language, literature, history and antiquities of Wales.

The deadline for applications is 1st June 2019.

Further information and application

(Y Werin Legacy Fund)

The Llewelyn Williams Postgraduate Studentship enables research in Welsh History, including Welsh laws and economic aspects of Welsh life. The scholarship offers up to £7,000 to support talented History, Law and Economics graduates with an interest in postgraduate research in a Welsh University.

The deadline for applications is 1st June 2019.

Further information and application

(Y Werin Legacy Fund)

The scholarship offers up to £2,000 to support talented graduates from Welsh Universities with an interest in Journalism or International Affairs.

The deadline for applications is 1st June 2019.

Further information and application

What’s included?

Payment of tuition fees for one-year taught or research postgraduate Masters or for two years if studying part-time.

Information on how to apply for the the Equality & Diversity scholarships for 2020/21 to follow. For more information please contact athenaswan@bangor.ac.uk.

Further information

The Santander Group will be awarding postgraduate scholarships to Bangor University for master’s students starting in 2018.

A number of scholarships worth £5,000 will be given to master’s students starting their programmes in 2018. More information...

For more information about the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Masters Scholarship scheme click here

UK Students (excluding students from Wales*) may be eligible for a Postgraduate Access Bursary if they were in receipt of one of the following as an undergraduate student during the 2018/19 academic year, or if they were unemployed immediately before starting a postgraduate course at Bangor University:

• Means Tested Maintenance Grant
• Means Tested Maintenance Loan
• a Foyer Bursary
• a Care Leavers Bursary
• Job Seekers Allowance / Income Support / Universal Credit

Students must be able to provide evidence that they were in receipt of one these grants, bursaries or benefits.

A bursary of £500 will be awarded to:

• students who as an undergraduates in 2018/19 received the maximum means tested funding.
• students who were unemployed immediately before starting their postgraduate studies.

A bursary of £250 will be awarded:

• to students who as an undergraduate in 2018/19 received a partial means tested funding.

For more information and to request and application form, contact the Money Support Unit.

*Students from Wales are entitled to a minimum £1,000 grant from the Welsh Government.

These awards are aimed specifically at widening access to full and part-time postgraduate Masters courses. Click here for more information.

As a general rule local authorities offer no support for postgraduate study, while others consider only certain courses, such as the PGCE.

It is a good idea to contact your local education authority early in the year to find out what they will fund. Your chance of obtaining funding improve if the course is vocational but you will need to present a good case for an award.

ESRC Wales DTP General Studentships 2020 in Management and Business

Qualification Type: PhD

Application deadline: 03 February 2020 (12pm)

Start: October 2020

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2020. We expect to make doctoral studentship awards in the areas of: Management and Business

Applications are invited from exceptional candidates with a first class or strong upper second class honours degree, or appropriate Master’s degree

Where can I find more information?

For full details regarding this scholarship, including eligibility criteria, please follow this link.

Enquiries about the project should be directed to: Professor Louise Hassan (l.hassan@bangor.ac.uk).

ESRC Wales DTP General Studentships 2020 in Economics

Qualification Type: PhD

Application deadline: 03 February 2020 (12pm)

Start: October 2020

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2020. We expect to make doctoral studentship awards in the area of: Economics

Applications are invited from exceptional candidates with a first class or strong upper second class honours degree, or appropriate Master’s degree.

Where can I find more information?

For full details regarding this scholarship, including eligibility criteria, please follow this link.

 Enquiries about the project should be directed to: Professor Aziz Jaafar (a.jaafar@bangor.ac.uk).

ESRC Wales DTP Collaborative Studentships 2020 

Public sector innovation in Wales: Developing a Welsh way of doing tax

Qualification Type: PhD

Application deadline: 03 February 2020 (12pm)

Start: October 2020

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for funded PhD study.  These particular studentships, known as ‘collaborative studentships’, involve liaison with a non-academic organisation, often at many key stages of the research programme. Successful candidates will commence in October 2020. The following collaborative studentships are available I n the Management and Business pathway – ‘Public sector innovation in Wales: Developing a Welsh way of doing tax’

Applications are invited from exceptional candidates with a first class or strong upper second class honours degree, or appropriate Master’s degree.

Where can I find more information?

For full details regarding this scholarship, including eligibility criteria, please follow this link.

Enquiries about the project should be directed to: Professor Louise Hassan (l.hassan@bangor.ac.uk).

International Scholarships

Each successful international applicant will be automatically considered for a Scholarship of up to £4,000. Applicants are NOT required to complete a separate scholarship application form. Scholarship awards will be clearly stated on the offer/admission letter.

Gold and Silver Scholarships for UK/EU applicants (2019 entry)

Please note: to be eligible to apply for a Gold or Silver Scholarship, you must have already received an offer from the University and you MUST provide your application number provided in the offer letter.

Bangor Business School operates two scholarship schemes which provide financial support for full-time UK/EU students on all MSc, MA and MBA programmes:

• Gold Scholarship (£5,000 per annum)
• Silver Scholarship (£2,000 per annum).

The number of Gold and Silver Scholarship awards vary from year to year, but normally a small number of Gold Scholarships and a larger number of Silver Scholarships are available. Students are entitled to apply for both types of Scholarships, but only one will be awarded.

All applicants will be advised by email of the outcome of their application for entry onto an academic programme. UK/EU applicants who have been made an offer of entry will receive the Bangor Business School Scholarship application pack in that same email message. The pack will include:

• details of the Gold and Silver scholarship scheme
• details of how to apply
• a scholarship application form

Applicants are required to give details of their academic achievements, personal achievements and their reasons for applying for a Bangor Business School scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded on the strength of applications received. Whilst academic achievement is a key criterion, a broad view of each candidate's academic, work experience and life achievements will be considered. PLEASE NOTE: your application form will NOT be accepted without a CV.

There are three deadlines for application:

• Interim deadline: 1 March
• Final deadline: 1 July
• Deadline for January 2020 applicants: 1 December

Download the application form (PLEASE NOTE: you must include a copy of your CV with your application form. Applications without a CV will NOT be accepted.)

Loyalty fee reductions for Bangor graduates

Bangor graduates who proceed directly on to a full-time Masters degree at Bangor University this September will automatically be entitled to a discount on the tuition fee. For Home/EU graduates this discount will be £500, while for International graduates the discount will be £1,000.

Further information for International applicants

International applicants may be eligible for further financial support from external sources. Please visit the British Council’s webpages for further information.

Other useful information

In addition to the scholarships and fee reduction options outlined above you may also find the following information useful with regards funding your studies with us;

• You may be eligible for a Postgraduate Access Bursary if as an undergraduate you were in receipt of an Assembly Learning Grant, an Opportunity Bursary, a Foyer Bursary or a Care Leavers Grant.

Further details are found on the Postgraduate Student Finance webpages

Artificial Intelligence machine learning and advanced computing PhD

Two fully-funded 4-year PhD scholarships are available to start in October 2020 in the area of Artificial Intelligence machine learning and advanced computing.  The PhDs are suitable for graduates with a keen interest in AI algorithms for data analytics, visualisation and image analysis.

Further information about:

• PhD
• Proposals

ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales Collaborative PhD award

The Collaborative Institute for Education Research, Evidence and Impact at the School of Education and Human Development, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for a funded PhD study, commencing in October 2020, to explore the following theme:

• Evaluating the impact of various practices of translanguaging on pupils’ educational and linguistic outcomes.

This studentship is jointly funded by the ESRC and Welsh Government, and is supervised by Professor Enlli Thomas, enlli.thomas@bangor.ac.uk.  

Further information.

Funding is available for postgraduates starting Initial Teacher Education (ITE) courses in the following subjects:

• Up to £20,000 for mathematics, physics, chemistry, Welsh or computer sciences
• Up to £15,000 for modern foreign languages
• £3,000 for graduates with a first-class degree, a Masters or a PhD to teach all other main secondary subjects and primary
• A £3,000 supplement for graduates with a first-class degree, a Masters or a PhD undertaking primary PGCE studies with subject specialism in English, Welsh, mathematics or science.

For full details have a look at the Discover Teaching Teacher Training Incentives pages.

Teacher Training Incentives

Graduates with certain degrees may be eligible for incentives of up to £20,000 if they want to train to be a teacher in Wales.

Priority subjects are:

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Welsh
• Computer science
• Modern foreign languages.

Full details here.

There are no awards available at the moment.

Welsh Medium Research Scholarship: Bilingualism

Qualification Type: PhD

Application deadline: 07 June 2019

Funding amount: The studentship includes the full cost of standard  tuition fees plus a maintenance grant (around £15,000 per annum) for the three year duration of the award.

Start: 01 October 2019

Bangor University is offering a PhD research scholarship in the field of Bilingualism. This scholarship is funded by Y Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and Bangor University.

The scholarship is available for a period of three years for research work leading to a doctorate. The Scholarship is financially equivalent to postgraduate scholarships awarded by the Research Councils.. The successful student will also be expected to undertake some Welsh medium teaching work in the School of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics as a condition of the Scholarship.

Important: This is an advertisement for a PhD Research scholarship in Bilingualism, for which the ability to speak and write Welsh fluently is essential.

Where can I find more information?

For full details regarding this scholarship, including full project details, please follow this link. 

Enquiries about the project should be directed to: Dr Thora Tenbrink (t.tenbrink@bangor.ac.uk / 01248 382263).

LLB Law (2-Year Graduate Conversion Degree) – Scholarships (2019 entry)

UK/EU applicants to the two-year LLB Law degree scheme for courses starting in September 2019 will be automatically considered for a scholarship worth £3,000 per year of study (i.e. two years of full-time study). Applicants need not apply for this scholarship – you will receive confirmation of the award via email.

International Scholarships

Each successful international applicant will be automatically considered for a Scholarship of up to £4,000. Applicants are NOT required to complete a separate scholarship application form. Scholarship awards will be clearly stated on the offer / admission letter.

MA / MBA - Gold & Silver Scholarships for UK/EU applicants

Bangor Law School operates two scholarship schemes which provide financial support for full-time UK/EU students on MA and MBA degrees delivered jointly by the Law School and Bangor Business School:

• Gold Scholarships (£5,000 per annum)
• Silver Scholarships (£2,000 per annum)

To be eligible to apply, candidates must have already received an offer from the University. You MUST provide your application number provided in the offer letter.

Applicants are required to give details of their academic achievements, personal achievements and give their reasons for applying for a scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded on the strength of applications received. Whilst academic achievement is a key criterion, a broad view of each candidate's academic, work experience and life achievements will be considered. PLEASE NOTE: your application form will NOT be accepted without a CV.

There are two deadlines for application:

• Interim deadline: 1 March
• Final deadline: 1 July

Download the application form (PLEASE NOTE: you must include a copy of your CV with your application form. Applications without a CV will NOT be accepted.)

Further information: law.pg@bangor.ac.uk

Loyalty Award

Bangor graduates who proceed directly on to a full-time Masters degree at Bangor University will automatically be entitled to a discount on the tuition fee. For Home/EU graduates this discount will be £500, while for International graduates the discount will be £1,000.

Further information for International applicants

International applicants may be eligible for further financial support from external sources. Please visit the British Council’s webpages for further information.

Visit the Bangor University pages for information about other postgraduate funding opportunities offered by the University.

Music Postgraduate Bursaries

The School of Music and Media has a limited number of internal Music Bursaries, which are open to UK, EU and overseas students. These range in value up to a maximum of £1,000. These bursaries are available on a competitive basis. To apply for a bursary, please can you upload a letter with your application indicating why you would like to be considered. For more information please contact music.pg@bangor.ac.uk.

Parry Williams Studentship 2019/20

The School of Music and Media is inviting applications for the Parry Williams Doctoral Studentship in Music. This award is named after D. E. Parry Williams (1900-1996), the first Professor of Music at Bangor; it is funded by an endowment at the University in his memory. For almost two decades now, the Parry Williams fund has supported excellent postgraduate students in Music. The successful student will be based in the School of Music and Media, Bangor University.

Qualification Type: Full-time PhD

Closing date: 09 August 2019

Funding amount: The award will consist of a bursary of £10,000 per annum for a period of three years, as a contribution towards tuition fees and maintenance.

Start: Autumn 2019 (or as soon as possible thereafter)

Where can I find more information?  For full details regarding this scholarship, please follow this link. 

CAH Graduate School Doctoral/MPhil Travel Bursaries

MPhil or PhD postgraduate students in the College of Arts and Humanities at Bangor University may be eligible to apply for a travel bursary award during the period of registration in order to attend an academic conference or to make a visit to a relevant academic archive/library.

Each application is assessed on its own merits, and the bursary or bursaries awarded to any single postgraduate will not exceed the sum of £150 in total within any academic year. All enquiries should be directed to the College postgraduate administrator.

Other types of funding

The School of Music has an excellent track record in obtaining funding for research students. Over the years, we have won a number of grants for collaborative research projects with external partners (companies, industries, societies and orchestras) through KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) and KESS (Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarships).

For more information about these and other funding possibilities, please contact: pgadmissionscah@bangor.ac.uk

PhD Studentships

The School of Chemistry has a number of PhD studentships available. To find out more please contact us.

Prestigious scholarships awarded for MSc Tropical Forestry at Bangor University. Apply now!

Following an extremely competitive bidding process against other top UK universities, Bangor University’s School of Natural Sciences (SNS) has been awarded 10 scholarships for its MSc Tropical Forestry (distance-learning. These scholarships are for exceptional scholars wishing to begin their studies in September 2019.

Further information about how to apply can be found here.

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for MSc Tropical Forestry - Apply Now!

We offer a postgraduate distance-learning programme in Tropical Forestry, which is aimed specifically at international students who have been awarded a scholarship by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC). These scholarships are for exceptional scholars wishing to begin their studies in September 2019.

Awarded by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC), these scholarships are exclusively for scholars from developing Commonwealth countries: Ghana, Guyana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Papua New Guinea, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. The scholarship includes international tuition fees, a study grant to help scholars with the costs of distance-learning study (such as internet data) plus a travel scholarship for a Tropical Forestry Study Tour in July 2021.

We have ten scholarships for entry to the programme in September 2019. Please click here for more information.

Other sources

• Chevening scholarships
• http://www.terravivagrants.org/

There are no awards available at the moment.

Psychology Postgraduate Studentships

Fully funded School PhD studentships – Closing Date March 1st 2020

Handedness and brain asymmetries: neuroimaging and behaviour

Possible projects include looking at right hemispheric specialisation in scene processing, examining usefulness of Resting State fMRI for predicting functional asymmetries, tractography of lateralised brain connectivity, and/or higher level sensorimotor control of oral and manual musculature in people with left and right hemispheric language dominance.  More info here.

Movement-science inspired development of upper-limb prostheses for young children 

This project brings together movement neuroscience and cutting-edge prosthesis design technology to better understand the principles that shape how children with limb absence use and learn to use a prosthetic device. The knowledge gained will help to advance the design of prostheses for children that are maximally functional and intuitive to use. More information here.

Risk, uncertainty, and reward experiences

This project focuses on the effects of various kinds of uncertainty on peoples’ reward-seeking behaviours, with a focus on the consumption of alcohol, gambling products and services, food and drugs.

More information here.

The Body in the Mind: Exploring Perceptual Self-Representations

The project will be concerned with bodily self-representation. Depending on the candidate’s interests and expertise, the project could more specifically focus on one of two potential topics, summarised below. The first focusses on our bodily self ‘from the outside’, by investigating our representations of our own physical appearance, and the second focusses on the bodily self ‘from the inside’, investigating interoceptive bodily awareness in young infants. 

More information here.

Home/EU External Students Only

PGT Non-Bangor Graduate Achievement Scholarships: £1,000 fee-reduction achievement awarded the TOP 4 successful MSc applicants (all programmes) from the UK/EU applying with a first-class undergraduate degree in a Psychology-related discipline. Awarded to the 4 students with 1^st class degree who have achieved the highest scores in their third year dissertations. No additional application is required though students should ensure that the School is aware of their degree classification and project marks as soon as possible. To be considered for a scholarship you must apply for your masters course by 1st May 2020. Results must be emailed to psychology@bangor.ac.uk as soon as you have received them.

To be eligible for these scholarships students must be studying full-time. These Scholarships are not carried over if students chose to defer.

All Self-funded Students (internal/external, home, EU & overseas)

MSc Psychological Research, Msc Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology & MSc Neuroimaging Scholarships: Three £2.5K Gold Scholarships for highly able applicants to these Masters degrees. Awarded on the basis of a project proposal (500 words max) and academic attainment. Proposals should be e-mailed to psychology@bangor.ac.uk. To be considered for a scholarship you must apply for your masters course by 1st May 2020 and your project proposals must be submitted by 1st May 2020.

To be eligible for these scholarships students must be studying full-time. These Scholarships are not carried over if students chose to defer.

International Students Only

Applicants to Psychology degrees at Bangor University will be considered for the IEC Scholarships. For more information on this and other scholarships click here.

PGT Bangor Psychology Graduate Achievement Scholarships

PGT Achievement Scholarships: All Bangor Psychology students who achieve a 1st Class Degree, have applied successfully for a MSc course (all programmes) will be considered for a fee-reduction scholarship of £1,000 which will be awarded to the TOP 8 Bangor graduates from that years cohort with the highest overall degree classification. Ties will be decided based on project score. These Scholarships are awarded in addition to the Bangor Loyalty Scholarship Schemes (see below) but not in addition to any other Scholarships. To be considered for a scholarship you must apply for your masters course by 1st May 2020. Results must be emailed to psychology@bangor.ac.uk as soon as you have received them.

To be eligible for these scholarships students must be studying full-time. These Scholarships are not carried over if students chose to defer.

Graduate Loyalty Discount

For more information click here.

Doctorate in Clinical Psychology

Posts are funded by the Welsh Assembly Government. Successful candidates become salaried Trainee Clinical Psychologists in the employment of the Conwy and Denbighshire NHS Trust and are paid on the appropriate spine points (17–20) of the Whitley recommended pay spine. The course does not accept self-funded trainees.

Please visit the NWCPP website for more information.

The School/University offers the following awards to students applying to study on any taught postgraduate programme:

EU/Home Applicants

PhD Studentship

PhD Studentship (Sport and Exercise Sciences Pathway): The development of resilience in young people within communities through sport participation: A process approach

Bangor University, School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for funded PhD study. This studentship, known as a ‘collaborative studentships’, and involves liaison with non-academic organisations at many key stages of the research programme. With this particular PhD, the collaborative organisation is City Football Group (owners of Manchester City Football Club), via Global Football and its corporate social responsibility arm City in the Community. The award is through the Sport and Exercise Science pathway route. More information.

PhD Studentship/Junior Technician

Applications are invited for a six year, 50% FTE part time PhD studentship/50% FTE part time Junior Technician post funded by the School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences at Bangor University. More information.

ESRC Wales DTP PhD Opportunities in Sport and Exercise Sciences (Social Sciences)

Bangor University (School of Sport, Health & Exercise Sciences), Cardiff Metropolitan University (Cardiff School of Sport & Health Sciences), and Swansea University (College of Engineering: Sport and Exercise Science), supported by the ESRC Wales Doctoral Training Partnership, invite applications from exceptional candidates for PhD study with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship in an area of the social sciences of sport and/or exercise. More information.

First Class Funding - Excellence Award

The School will reward academic excellence at entry for the academic year of 2019/20 by offering a fee reduction of £1,000 for up to five self-funding Home/EU students who achieve a first class honours degree (or equivalent).

Application Process – Students will not need to apply for this award. However, we must receive an application for a postgraduate taught course (MSc or MRes) by 1st June in the year of proposed entry in order for students to be considered for an Excellence Award.

The five Scholarships will be awarded to students who have a 1st class honours degree based on their third year research project/dissertation. Students will be invoiced for the fee less the £1,000 reduction. Applicants must notify Academic Registry/Admission of verified results and provide the school with a transcript by 1 August (in the year of entry) at the latest.

Jeremy Howell Research Conference Scholarship

As a UK Top 10, internationally recognised or World leading (REF 2014) research department, we are very keen for research excellence to be rewarded. We are extremely pleased to offer one successful Masters student financial reward towards presenting their MSc research project/dissertation at an academic conference of their choosing. 

The awarded offers one student who graduates from our MSc programme with the highest research project/dissertation grade up to £1000 to present their MSc research project/dissertation at an academic conference of their choice. To be considered for the award, applicants must apply during their Masters study at Bangor by completing a one-page proforma application detailing their research project/dissertation title, an overview of their research project/dissertation, and the conference at which they wish to present. Applications must be submitted by August 1st of the graduating year of the applicants MSc. A final decision on the successful applicant will be made at our exam boards and the award will be presented to the successful student at our Masters graduation ceremony.

In the event of a tie, the Masters student with the highest overall degree grade will be considered successful. Individuals who do not submit an application will not be considered for the award. The project/dissertation to be presented at the chosen conference must have been completed here in the School of Sport, Health, and Exercise Sciences during the applicants year of Masters study. The award includes finanical support (up to a maximum of £1000) towards conference registration, flights, accommodation, and subsistence.

Graduate Assistantships

All postgraduate taught applicants (Home/EU/International, full-time and part-time) are eligible to APPLY to become a Graduate Assistant (GA).  Graduate Assistants are paid to work with academic staff in a range of teaching, learning and assessment activities to support undergraduate student learning for up to 60 hours each academic year.  

Why should you apply to be an Assistant?

SHES postgraduate programmes equip students with the latest knowledge in their selected field, plus a wide range of transferable skills, and an autonomous approach to learning that keeps them at the cutting edge of their chosen career. Assistantships are an innovative feature that allows students to put some of their learning into practice by supporting School activities, to help develop their personal applied support skills and to enhance their CVs with direct experience to support their future employability.

Graduate Assistants from the School have gone on to work as lecturers and research assistants in FE/HE, teachers, physiotherapists and exercise rehabilitation specialists, outdoor instructors/guides and paramedics.

“ A Graduate Assistantship provides the opportunity to place your own input and ideas into modules while gaining valuable experience in teaching, marking and helping out in the [physiology] labs. Most importantly an Assistant gains vital skills for a future career in sport and exercise science.”​

Ben Price, MSc Applied Sport Science, Graduate Assistant

What is expected of an Assistant?

Activities that GAs are involved with will include supporting lectures, leading seminars, providing tutorial support, demonstrating in practical classes, marking undergraduate student assessment, invigilating at undergraduate resit exams. 

GAs are expected to be prepared for each session by acquainting themselves with the core reading and ensuring that they have the ability to contextualise the material within the broader context of the module as a whole and the lecture associated with the seminar in particular. To this end attending the lectures can be enormously helpful, though this is unpaid and not compulsory.

Application process - Applicants should submit to a Curriculum Vitae and covering letter, indicating their suitability for an Assistantship, to:  Recruitment and Admissions (Postgraduate Taught) at a.w.blanchfield@bangor.ac.uk by the closing date of 31 July in the year that they wish to commence their postgraduate taught programme.

Applicants should also provide two written references by the same closing date. Where applicable, one of the references should be from a recent employer; in the case that an applicant has no work experience, two academic references are acceptable.

Selection is competitive and may involve an interview. We will notify successful applicants during August in the year that they wish to commence.

International Applicants (Non-EU Students only)

For further information please visit the International Education Centre's web pages.

Welsh Medium Research Scholarship: Bilingualism

Qualification Type: PhD

Application deadline: 07 June 2019

Funding amount: The studentship includes the full cost of standard  tuition fees plus a maintenance grant (around £15,000 per annum) for the three year duration of the award.

Start: 01 October 2019

Bangor University is offering a PhD research scholarship in the field of Bilingualism. This scholarship is funded by Y Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and Bangor University.

The scholarship is available for a period of three years for research work leading to a doctorate. The Scholarship is financially equivalent to postgraduate scholarships awarded by the Research Councils.. The successful student will also be expected to undertake some Welsh medium teaching work in the School of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics as a condition of the Scholarship.

Important: This is an advertisement for a PhD Research scholarship in Bilingualism, for which the ability to speak and write Welsh fluently is essential.

Where can I find more information?

For full details regarding this scholarship, including full project details, please follow this link. 

Enquiries about the project should be directed to: Dr Thora Tenbrink (t.tenbrink@bangor.ac.uk / 01248 382263).

Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships 2019

Applications are open for Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships for PhD candidates from low and middle income Commonwealth countries to spend 12 months at a UK university as part of their doctoral studies in their home country. The scholarships are for study starting in October 2019, and are aimed at high-quality graduates whose proposed research has a developmental focus and who have the potential to become influential teachers or researchers in their home countries. Split-site Scholarships are delivered through an institutional or departmental link between the candidate’s home university and proposed UK university. 

Closing date for applications: 4 February 2019. Full details, including eligibility criteria and how to apply, available here.

There are many government and non-government organisations that provide scholarship schemes enabling international students to source funding to study at a UK university. Students should contact the Ministry of Education or Education Department in their country, as they should have details of scholarship opportunities for students wishing to study overseas. They will also be able to advise the government’s conditions for studying abroad. Students should also contact the British Council office in the country of origin, which should have details of British scholarship schemes. If there is no British Council office in the country, then the nearest British Embassy or High Commission should be contacted.

Please see below for other scholarship and funding options in your country

Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships 2019

Applications are open for Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships for PhD candidates from low and middle income Commonwealth countries to spend 12 months at a UK university as part of their doctoral studies in their home country. The scholarships are for study starting in October 2019, and are aimed at high-quality graduates whose proposed research has a developmental focus and who have the potential to become influential teachers or researchers in their home countries. Split-site Scholarships are delivered through an institutional or departmental link between the candidate’s home university and proposed UK university. 

Closing date for applications: 4 February 2019. Full details, including eligibility criteria and how to apply, available here.

Help and information

• The British Council Searchable Database
• UKCISA

ACU

The Association of Commonwealth Universities publish a guide to scholarships, fellowships and research grants available for students from countries worldwide to study in countries worldwide. It’s a very useful reference book and is available from:

Publications Sales, Association of Commonwealth Universities,
John Foster House,
36 Gordon Square,
London, UK WC1H 0PF

Tel 00 44 20 7380 6700
Fax: 00 44 20 7387 2655
Email: acusales@acu.ac.uk
www.acu.ac.uk