Allan & Nesta Ferguson Postgraduate Phd Akibat Year Scholarship Opportunity
Applying for help to fund your studies
Course(s) Offered: All disciplines
Course Level: Doctoral research
Provider: Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust
Country to Study in: UK
Scholarship Description
The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust Fund offers the Allan & Nesta Ferguson Postgraduate PhD Final Year Scholarship for international and UK students to help fund your studies.
The Trust awards grants to postgraduate PhD students, whether from overseas or from the UK, to help meet tuition costs, but only in respect of the last year of their course. Students must be studying at a university in the UK.
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. Please be specific in the amount you wish the Trust to consider and the reasons for which you are applying for this grant.
Eligibility
PhD student in the tamat year of study who has not previously received a grant from the trust.
The Trust awards grants to postgraduate PhD students, whether from overseas or from the UK, to help meet tuition costs, but only in respect of the last year of their course.
Students must be studying at a university in the UK.
The Trust will only provide a one-off grant to postgraduate PhD students therefore if you have received a grant previously you are not eligible to apply again, even if you require funding to help with a different course.
The Trust does not support students undertaking a postgraduate diploma/certificate, or Masters degree (such as an MA, MSc, MBA, LLM, MEd, Mphil, Mres).
Eligible groups
Citizens of ALL countries
Participating Institutions
All universities in the UK
Fields of study
PhD research study in any discipline
Number of awards
Not specified
Sponsorship duration
Final Year of PhD Course
Scholarship benefits
The maximum grant the Trustees will make is £4,000
Method of Application
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. The Trust will only make payment of funding for Postgraduate Students in September or January, depending on when your course starts.
We only accept applications submitted online using the correct application form. Any applications sent by post, email or fax will not be considered.
Before submitting the form please ensure that you have the following information ready: Personal Details, Course information, Grant Amount, and Beneficiary Details. And any additional details or supporting documentation you wish the Trustees to consider.
All applications must be made direct from the website using the form provided.
DEADLINES:
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. The Trust will only make payment of funding for Postgraduate Students in September or January, depending on when your course starts.
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are not successful in your application the Trustees will not reconsider a repeat application from you for the same funding requirements.
The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust was set up in 1979 by their son and daughter in law, John and Elnora. Its objectives have closely followed the interests of the Ferguson family in their commitment to education, peace and development in the Third World.
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Open to International Applicants: Yes
More Scholarship Information and Application
Related: Scholarships in Europe for International Students
Course(s) Offered: All disciplines
Course Level: Doctoral research
Provider: Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust
Country to Study in: UK
Scholarship Description
The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust Fund offers the Allan & Nesta Ferguson Postgraduate PhD Final Year Scholarship for international and UK students to help fund your studies.
The Trust awards grants to postgraduate PhD students, whether from overseas or from the UK, to help meet tuition costs, but only in respect of the last year of their course. Students must be studying at a university in the UK.
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. Please be specific in the amount you wish the Trust to consider and the reasons for which you are applying for this grant.
Eligibility
PhD student in the tamat year of study who has not previously received a grant from the trust.
The Trust awards grants to postgraduate PhD students, whether from overseas or from the UK, to help meet tuition costs, but only in respect of the last year of their course.
Students must be studying at a university in the UK.
The Trust will only provide a one-off grant to postgraduate PhD students therefore if you have received a grant previously you are not eligible to apply again, even if you require funding to help with a different course.
The Trust does not support students undertaking a postgraduate diploma/certificate, or Masters degree (such as an MA, MSc, MBA, LLM, MEd, Mphil, Mres).
Eligible groups
Citizens of ALL countries
Participating Institutions
All universities in the UK
Fields of study
PhD research study in any discipline
Number of awards
Not specified
Sponsorship duration
Final Year of PhD Course
Scholarship benefits
The maximum grant the Trustees will make is £4,000
Method of Application
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. The Trust will only make payment of funding for Postgraduate Students in September or January, depending on when your course starts.
We only accept applications submitted online using the correct application form. Any applications sent by post, email or fax will not be considered.
Before submitting the form please ensure that you have the following information ready: Personal Details, Course information, Grant Amount, and Beneficiary Details. And any additional details or supporting documentation you wish the Trustees to consider.
All applications must be made direct from the website using the form provided.
DEADLINES:
Applications must be submitted as soon as possible or at least three months before you start the tamat year of your PhD course. The Trust will only make payment of funding for Postgraduate Students in September or January, depending on when your course starts.
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are not successful in your application the Trustees will not reconsider a repeat application from you for the same funding requirements.
The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust was set up in 1979 by their son and daughter in law, John and Elnora. Its objectives have closely followed the interests of the Ferguson family in their commitment to education, peace and development in the Third World.
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Open to International Applicants: Yes
More Scholarship Information and Application
Related: Scholarships in Europe for International Students
