Cambridge Postgraduate Funds & Scholarships

Cambridge Postgraduate Funds & Scholarships
The University has a number of awards which are made annually (from April-July) based on individual criteria:
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The Student Funding Search for more information on the individual awards:
https://www.student-funding.cam.ac.uk

 E-Mail: postgraduatefunding@admin.cam.ac.uk

University of Cambridge Undergraduate Scholqrships

International financial support

The financial support available for international undergraduates is limited but at Cambridge this includes Cambridge Commonwealth, European and International Trust awards; College awards; and country-specific scholarships. Few full undergraduate scholarships are available – most support is a partial contribution and is means-tested. Please pay particular attention to the application requirements and deadlines.

Cambridge Commonwealth, European and International Trust
International Disabled Students' Fund
Prince Philip Scholarships
International Students website
Rowan Williams Cambridge Studentship

www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/international-students/financial-support

Boustany Scholarships Cambridge and Harvard

The Foundation grants various scholarships across a range of academic disciplines with plans to expand the scholarship programme progressively in the coming years.

Scholarships are awarded to outstandingly talented applicants and those who show exceptional promise.

Cambridge University MBA Scholarship

Harvard University MBA Scholarship

Cambridge University IoA PhD Scholarship

Website

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University of Cambridge Scholarships

Cambridge Trust Scholarships

Creating opportunity to study at the University of Cambridge

All scholarships require that you apply to the University of Cambridge via the normal online application form, and most scholarships require that you apply by the relevant deadline.

There are different procedures for applying for undergraduate study (BA and similar) and for postgraduate study (Masters, PhD and similar).

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Cambridge Scholarships

Cambridge European Trust
European Vacation Scholarships
The Cambridge European Trust offers scholarships towards the cost of academically valuable activities undertaken by Cambridge students in European countries (not confined to the EU). (Activities in the UK, such as attendance at a non-English intensive language course, will be considered for support only if the applicant can demonstrate that the equivalent activity in a European country outside the UK is not possible.)


Aims of the Scholarships
The aim is to encourage Cambridge students to improve their knowledge of the history, languages, culture, politics, and styles of teaching and of research organization, of other European countries.

Eligible activities
Activities may be related or unrelated to the applicant's Cambridge degree subject. Purposes such as attendance at summer schools offered by European universities, profound courses in languages for non-linguists, and scientific work in European laboratories could be supported.

Ineligible activities
The Scholarships will not fund:

■Attendance at academic conferences, seminars or meetings which, although they may happen to take place in another European country, are not likely to improve participants' awareness of the host country
■Presenting research papers at conferences
■Medical electives and equivalent
■Vacation courses and field trips organised by Cambridge Faculties and Departments
Eligible applicants
■Students at any level of study (undergraduate, taught postgraduate or research postgraduate) may apply
■Undergraduates who are graduating in the year of application may apply, provided they are continuing to postgraduate study in Cambridge
■Students of languages may not apply for intensive language tuition in their language of study (but may apply for cultural visits to a country whose language they are studying)
Given the aim of the Scholarships, it will be clear that certain applicants and activities will have priority for funding. For example: an NST student is more likely to be funded for a language course than an MML student (because the MML student is likely to have already acquired a greater degree of cultural awareness); discretionary, 'added-value' research visits are more likely to be funded than research which is part and parcel of a graduate student's normal programme of research; and a French national is more likely than a German national to be funded to undertake an activity in Germany. Such prioritising is necessary because - particularly in the Easter and Long Vacations - the number of applicants, and the amount sought, greatly exceeds the Trust's capacity to make awards.

Amount of award
The value of awards will be determined according to the cost of the activity and the other resources available to the applicant, but most awards are expected to be of £250.

Reporting
Those offered an award are be expected to submit a short written report on their return.

Deadlines
The application form should be returned by the dates below to the Secretary, Cambridge European Trust Vacation Scholarships, The International Office, 9 Jesus Lane, Cambridge, CB5 8BA. Decisions will be made as soon as possible thereafter.

Vacation Applications by
Michaelmas 20 November 2009
Easter 26 February 2010
Long 21 May 2010

http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/univ/cet/scholarships.html