The University of Cambridge, which is one of the top three universities in the world, is giving completely supported studentship chances to ...
The University of Cambridge, which is one of the top three universities in the world, is giving completely supported studentship chances to anybody who want to go there.
The fully financed University of Cambridge Studentship pays for tuition, a £20,780 maintenance stipend to help with living costs, and a £900 research training allowance.
Students who hold a bachelor's degree and want to get a fully funded doctorate (PhD) degree at Cambridge can apply for this grant.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (ESPRC) pays for the University of Cambridge
Studentships, which are PhD possibilities.
A CAM-DTP-funded PhD studentship from the ESRC pays for 3.5 to 4.5 years of full-time study.
Every year on October 1, studentships begin for both full-time and part-time applicants. Those who are accepted must finish their PhD within the time frame of the studentship award.
To be eligible for the University of Cambridge Studentship, you must:
1. Get a bachelor's degree from a school that is well-known.
2-You must be a student at home or abroad.
3-Meet Cambridge University's English language standards.
4-Students must have been accepted to a school before CAM-DTP will consider giving them money.
The studentship provides:
1. Up to the amount of the national UKRI rate for Home students; overseas students can apply, but they will require further scholarships from other sources to pay the rest of their fees and any immigration expenses.
2. A yearly tax-free stipend at the UKRI rate (£20,780 in 25/26 for full-time students)
3. Financial help for research training—up to £900 from your department
4. A personalized training plan to help you improve your research, communication, job abilities, and personal skills;
5. Help with a mandatory three-month placement, called an Innovation Fellowship, with an academic or non-academic partner during the studentship.