The University of Warwick is offering its prestigious Chancellors International Scholarships for 2025, providing a fully funded opportunity for international postgraduate researchers. These scholarships are awarded to exceptional PhD candidates who contribute significantly to Warwick’s global research community, making it an invaluable chance for scholars from around the world to pursue their academic dreams in the UK.
Eligibility for the Chancellors International Scholarship
To be eligible for the Chancellors International Scholarship at the University of Warwick, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Apply for a PhD at the University of Warwick with a start date in October 2025.
- Be classified as an ‘overseas’ student for tuition fee purposes.
- Be applying from any discipline offered at Warwick.
- The scholarship cannot be deferred to the next academic year.
These scholarships are open to applicants from all countries, ensuring that the most outstanding candidates from diverse backgrounds have the opportunity to benefit from world-class research resources and support at Warwick.
Benefits of the Chancellors International Scholarship
Selected candidates for the Chancellors International Scholarship will receive a comprehensive funding package, which includes:
- Full tuition fee coverage for the duration of the PhD (up to 3.5 years).
- An annual maintenance stipend of £19,795, paid at the UKRI rate, to cover living expenses.
- A Research, Training, and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of £5,000 to assist with research expenses.
- For eligible scholars, financial support for immigration-related costs to the UK.
This generous funding allows international students to focus entirely on their research and academic development, without financial concerns.
How to Apply for the University of Warwick Chancellors International Scholarship
To apply for the 2025 Chancellors International Scholarship, follow these step-by-step instructions:
- Read the Applicant Guidance Notes: Before starting your application, review the official guidance notes and PGR Ranking Criteria to understand the selection process.
- Submit Your Course Application: Complete the application for your PhD program and upload the required supporting documents. Make sure to submit your course application early to avoid delays.
- Receive Your Applicant ID Number: After submitting your course application, you will receive an automated email with a 7-digit applicant ID number. This may take up to 48 hours.
- Register Your ITS Applicant Account: Once you receive your ID number, register for your ITS applicant account. The Doctoral College cannot assist with issuing ID numbers.
- Submit Your Scholarship Application: Ensure your scholarship application is submitted before the deadline. Late applications cannot be accepted under any circumstances.
- Submit Supporting Documents: Ensure that all supporting documents are submitted by the specified deadline (to be announced). Late submissions of documents are not permitted.
- Await Results: The results of the scholarship will be communicated by email in March 2025.
Key Information
- Host Country: United Kingdom
- Eligible Countries: All countries
- Program Category: Postgraduate and PhD scholarships
- Benefits: Full scholarship, £19,795 stipend per year, £5,000 research support, immigration assistance
- Application Deadline: December 12, 2024
- Scholarship Results Announcement: March 2025
This opportunity is ideal for highly motivated researchers aiming to pursue a fully funded PhD at one of the UK’s leading universities.
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