The College operates numerous scholarship schemes funded through University funds, organisations and industrial sponsors.
The Fundación Iberdrola is seeking applications for Scholarships for Postgraduate Mastres study in energy and environment related topics which are open to students of Spanish, British and U.S nationality.
Further details and the online scholarship application form are now available.
The Tercentenary International Masters Scholarships Scheme helps outstanding postgraduate taught masters students from outside the United Kingdom and European Community to study in the School of Chemistry by providing for some of the costs of their training.
To celebrate the launch of the ScotCHEM International Graduate School at the University of Edinburgh, the School of Chemistry is offering up to FOUR Prize Scholarships as part of the Principal's Career Development PhD Scholarships scheme.
In 2013, the School of Chemistry will celebrate the 300th anniversary of the first chair in Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh. As part of these celebrations the School has introduced the Tercentenary International Scholarships Scheme.
The School of Engineering will offer 3 Master's scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic session. Each will have a value of £3,000 and will be tenable for one academic year.
The School of Informatics will offer up to 10 Master's scholarships for the 2011-2012 academic session. Each will have a value of £1,000 and will be tenable for one academic year.
These prestigious and competitive awards are intended to attract outstanding students from around the world to study for a PhD. Information is available on their website.
The School of Biological Sciences is offering 10 awards of £3,000 each for overseas students studying one of 5 eligible Master's programmes.
Students in the School can apply for both studentships and teaching scholarships.
The University will award scholarships funded by The Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust (The LRET) beginning in September 2010 to first class students who plan to study on the School of Engineering’s Erasmus Mundus International Masters in Fire Safety Engineering (IMFSE) degree.
This article was published on Apr 10, 2012