Cambridge International Scholarships and Vice-Chancellor’s Awards

Top international applicants to the University of Cambridge’s PhD programs will be eligible to apply for the Cambridge Trust-funded overseas scholarships. Citizens of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland similarly receive the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards.

• Host: The University of Cambridge, a university in the United Kingdom, will host the conference.
  Study degree: A Ph.D. granting university’s eligible research programs define the degree of study or field(s) that can be undertaken.
• Eligible Nationalities: Resumes from applicants from nations other than the UK and Ireland are welcome to be submitted to be considered for a Cambridge International Scholarship.
• Those who must pay tuition at the home rate and are citizens of the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland are eligible for the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards.
• Value of a Scholarship: The scholarship’s worth and its components are as follows: payment of the university composition fee and a living expense stipend sufficient for a single person.

Requirements for Qualification:

A university committee created a single, ranked list that includes every Ph.D. candidate from every academic discipline. The only factors that were considered to reach a consensus on this list were the candidates’ research potential, references, and academic background. Scholarships are awarded without taking into account the applicant’s potential or actual level of financial need.

The application guidelines are as follows:

You must submit an admissions application and complete the finance section of the online application form via the Applicant Portal to be eligible for the award. You must specify in this box that you wish to have financing considerations made for you.

The application form and detailed instructions on how to apply for this scholarship can only be obtained by visiting the official website (link provided below).

Vice-Chancellor’s Awards and Cambridge International Scholarships

There is the Cambridge International Scholarship Program for applicants from countries other than the UK or Ireland.

Vice-Chancellor’s Awards: for UK and Irish nationals who are required to pay fees at the home rate

Applicants wishing to undertake research at the University of Cambridge in the forthcoming academic year who are enrolled in the PhD program at that institution.

Through the Cambridge International Scholarships and Vice-Chancellor’s Awards, all students who get the highest grades, regardless of nationality, will receive complete financial support to pursue PhD studies. The scholarships cover the university composition fee in addition to a maintenance payment sufficient for one individual (UCF).

A university committee will compile the scores of all Ph.D. candidates from all fields into a single list. The only factors considered in the process of creating this list were academic credentials, potential for future research, and references. The financial situation of candidates is not taken into consideration during the scholarship selection process.

When it is appropriate, the Trust will encourage recipients of Vice-Chancellor’s Awards and Cambridge International Scholarships to apply for other full-cost awards with partner institutions, UK Research Councils, departments, or colleges that are willing to cover all or a portion of the scholarship’s cost to increase the number of Cambridge scholarships given out. If a scholarship is offered in part, the trust will pay the remaining costs.

• Master’s degrees (such as MPhil, MASt, and LLM, among others; refer to the section below for Important information)
• research after graduation (such as a PhD)

Nationality of Origin

All students, regardless of nationality, are eligible to apply for postgraduate prizes.

Subject: Applicants are eligible to register for any course that the University of Cambridge is currently offering.

Giving in and Receiving

Only students who study at the University of Cambridge are eligible for postgraduate scholarships. To be eligible, you must get a conditional offer of admission and apply to the university before the corresponding funding deadline (for further details, see Applying for Postgraduate Funding).

You do not need to apply directly to the Cambridge Trust; instead, you can apply for financing as part of your university admissions application.

For admission to the University of Cambridge, all applicants must adhere to the regular application procedures. The trust does not influence an applicant’s chances of being admitted to the university or granted a spot there.

The university sets minimum standards; refer to the requirements for postgraduate work.
As quickly as feasible, applicants should satisfy the university’s requirements for admission, which may include, if necessary, passing an English language test. This will help prevent the Trust from awarding meritorious scholarships to candidates who ultimately aren’t able to accept offers to come to Cambridge.

Funding eligibility for graduate work

Most postgraduate Cambridge scholarships have the following prerequisites for eligibility:

• remarkable promise and academic achievement
• Financial need, but some scholarship programs only take academic standing into account
  system of degrees

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