For developing mathematical skills of applicants, the Department of Mathematics is offering the Edwin Power Scholarship opportunity at University College London. This award is activated for aspirants from all nationality who want to enhance their mathematical skills pursuing master’s study or MPhil/PhD research level program in the UK.
The funded education will offer £400 for up to three years which can be subject to annual renewal based on satisfactory progress.
Eligibility: They can apply for master’s study or MPhil/PhD research degree courses in the field of Applied Mathematics at the university. Must not hold any other fund from UCL. Academic transcripts, copy of the passport, a research proposal for a PhD degree program, language ability proof, and curriculum vitae must be attached.
How to apply: If applicants want to be a part of this fund, then they must have to take admission in a for master’s study or MPhil/PhD research course at the university. After taking admission, they have to send a written notice of their intention to apply for the opportunity to: Head of the Department of Mathematics at UCL, Ms Helen Higgins, Dept of Mathematics, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT
Application deadline: August 15, 2019
The Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies (CBIS) at Imperial College London is offering two 3.5-years, fully-funded Ph.D. studentships for the academic year 2018-2019.
This studentship is available to students from all around the world who pursue the program. Studentships are awarded within the Department of Bioengineering.
Studentships cover three years of Home-EU tuition fees and provide a 3.5-year, tax-free stipend at the standard Research Council United Kingdom rate (£16,777 per annum for 2018-19). In addition, a generous allowance is provided for research consumables and conference attendance.
Eligibility: Home and EU candidates who meet the College’s PhD programme entry requirements are eligible to apply. Entry onto the Ph.D. program requires an undergraduate degree at 2:1 level or higher and, normally, a master’s degree with merit or higher (or non-UK equivalents) in engineering, or any of the physical sciences or mathematics. Available to students from all around the world.
Language requirements: Applicants must meet the universities’ English Language Requirements.
How to apply: To apply to any of the CBIS PhD programmes visit the College’s admissions web pages to view the instructions. Within the Postgraduate Programme Search section of the online application site, search for the CBIS application form using the code BHZC. You should then complete the Bioengineering Research (CBIS) – BHZC – Academic Year 2018/2019 form.
Application deadline: The last day to apply is June 29, 2019.