PhD studentships
We offer fully
funded PhD studentships for outstanding students.
The next deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 27 August
2010.
There is one round of studentships per year.
Costs and duration
Our PhD studentship scheme will provide funding over a 3-year
period to students based at a UK higher education institution.
Students receive:
- a stipend of £15,000 per year (or £16,000 per year if in
London)
- full PhD tuition fees (at the UK/EU rate)
- a contribution of up to £10,000 per year towards research
costs
Students from outside of the EU are welcome to apply for this
scheme on a full fee paying basis.
Eligibility
- The PhD studentship scheme is not intended to cover funding
gaps for PhD students whose studies have already started.
- Both home and overseas students with a first degree in a
relevant discipline are eligible for this scheme. Supervisors
should contact their university's research office regarding fees
for overseas students.
- To allow recruitment of the most able students early in their
final year, the final decision on the studentships will be made in
December for appointment in summer/autumn of the following
year.
Application procedure
Applications must be made by the potential candidate's
supervisor who must be based at a UK university, hospital or
research institute.
Applications for all research grants must be made via our
online application
system.
Supervisors are responsible for the subsequent recruitment of a
graduate with a first or upper second class honours degree in a
relevant discipline.
Please also read the PhD studentship
information for applicants (PDF, 40KB) before
completing an application.
Terms and conditions
Once a grant has been awarded and accepted, the grantholder
and administering institution are bound by our grant terms and conditions
(PDF, 48KB)
For more information about application processes and deadlines,
contact researchapplications@parkinsons.org.uk
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