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Boustany Cambridge Pembroke Scholarship in Philosophy

This scholarship is only tenable at Pembroke College, and is offered every three years to a PhD applicant in Philosophy (next available in 2021/22).

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Boustany Scholars will become members of Pembroke College. Scholars are required to spend a 2-month internship at the Boustany Foundation.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person) Expenses relating to internship
Funding partners:	Boustany Foundation Pembroke College

Cambridge Cancer Centre PhD Studentship

This studentship is awarded to PhD candidates in fields relevant to the Cambridge Cancer Centre and its affiliates, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this studentship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre

Cambridge International Scholarship

These prestigious scholarships are offered to candidates who are liable to pay University fees at the international rate, in any subject, who are highly ranked by their prospective Departments within the University, and are awarded on the basis of academic ability and research potential, examination results, and references. The financial situation of candidates does not affect selection. This scholarship is tenable at any College.

Further information can be found here.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University Composition Fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

University of Cambridge

Cambridge Masters Studentship

These studentships are available to all applicants, regardless of fee status, for one-year postgraduate study. This studentship is tenable for any subject and at any college. Applicants who have already obtained, or are about to graduate with, a Masters or PhD level qualification will not be eligible.

Application:	No separate application is required for this studentship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Value:	Variable, but typically a contribution of £12,000 towards the costs of study, payable towards the University tuition fee in the first instance, with any remaining balance being paid as maintenance (living allowance)
Funding partners:	Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust

Cambridge Schröder Scholarship in German Studies

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants of any nationality, in the field of German Studies. It is tenable only at Jesus College.

Application:	No separate application is required for this studentship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Applicants should list Jesus College as their first-choice college.
Value:	Variable
Funding partners:	Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages Jesus College

Cambridge Toshiba Japan and the World Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship is available to applicants for a PhD in the Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies whose research aims to place Japan within the wider context of the world. This scholarship is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Toshiba International Foundation

Cambridge Trust Scholarship (postgraduate)

This scholarship is available to international Masters and PhD applicants in any subject and is tenable at any College.

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Value:	Contribution towards University tuition fee
Funding partners:	Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust

Cambridge Trust Scholarship (undergraduate)

This scholarship is available to international Undergraduate applicants in any subject.

Application:	International applicants who are offered a place by a Cambridge College will be sent an application form to apply for Cambridge Trust Scholarships; those applicants will also be considered for any other awards administered by the Cambridge Trust for which they are eligible.
Value:	Contribution towards University tuition fee
Funding partners:	Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust

Chevening/Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to Masters applicants from countries in which Chevening Scholarships are awarded, and is tenable at any College.

Application:	In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, candidates should apply to the Chevening programme before their published deadlines.
Conditions:	Applicants should demonstrate leadership potential, and require financial assistance to study at the University of Cambridge. Check your country on the Chevening website for any subject priorities.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person) Some other expenses
Funding partners:	Foreign & Commonwealth Office / Chevening

Churchill Studentships

The Trust joins with Churchill College to offer a number of studentships. They are only tenable at Churchill College, and are not awarded annually.

Application:	No separate application is required for this studentship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Candidates should select Churchill as their first choice College.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)
Funding partners:	Churchill College

DeepMind Cambridge Scholarship

The DeepMind Cambridge Scholarship is a programme to support and encourage under-represented groups to pursue postgraduate education. This scholarship is available to female applicants and/or black applicants who wish to study for a Master’s degree in Advanced Computer Science or Machine Learning or for a PhD in Computer Science at Cambridge. This scholarship is tenable at any college.

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	applicants should be female and/or Black-African, Black-Caribbean or Black-other ethnicity; and be studying, or have accepted an offer to study, for an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science or Machine Learning, or for a PhD in Computer Science (research topic in Machine Learning)
Value:	University tuition fee Annual Stipend (sufficient for a single person) Other allowances considered on a need basis
Funding partners:	DeepMind Technologies Limited

GREAT University of Cambridge Scholarship - India, Indonesia, Kenya & Pakistan

In partnership with the British Council and the Study UK campaign, the Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust is offering scholarships to students from India, Indonesia, Pakistan and Kenya applying for one-year postgraduate courses in any subject. This award is tenable at any college.

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Value:	£20,000 towards Tuition Fees
Funding partners:	HMG GREAT Campaign

Gulbenkian Yuval Cambridge Studentship at Churchill College

This studentship is available to PhD applicants who are liable to pay University fees at the international rate, in any subject. It is only tenable at Churchill College, and is not awarded annually.

Application:	No separate application is required for this studentship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Candidates should select Churchill as their first choice College.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person - the value may vary if a candidate receives additional funding from other sources)
Funding partners:	Churchill College

Hiroyuki Nakagawa Cambridge Graduate Scholarship in Japanese Studies

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants of any nationality pursuing a PhD in Asian & Middle Eastern Studies (Japanese Studies) at the University of Cambridge. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Nakagawa General Association

Hughes Hall PhD Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants in any subject and is only tenable at Hughes Hall.

Application:	In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, candidates must also complete the College Scholarship application.
Conditions:	Applicants must specify Hughes Hall as their first choice college in their university application.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)
Funding partners:	Hughes Hall

IsDB Cambridge Masters Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to Masters applicants from IsDB member countries, in the fields of Science and Technology, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, candidates should apply to the Islamic Development Bank.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

One return economy airfare

Funding partners:

Islamic Development Bank

IsDB Cambridge PhD Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to PhD applicants from IsDB member countries, in the fields of Science and Technology, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, candidates should apply to the Islamic Development Bank.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

One return economy airfare

Funding partners:

Islamic Development Bank

Jameel Education Foundation Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD candidates from a range of countries, who are highly ranked by their prospective Departments within the University, and are awarded on the basis of academic excellence, research potential, and the potential for the research to contribute to the future development of the scholar's home country or region. It is tenable at any College.

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Priority will be given to research projects in the fields of Sustainable Organic Desert Agriculture (including, for example, plant growth-promoting Rhizobacteria & Mycorrhizae, irrigation technology and systems, reduction of water consumption, rediscovery of ancient desert crops, micronutrients), Plant-based Medicine and Pharmacy, Renewable Energy Production, and Education.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend Annual research expenses
Funding partners:	Jameel Education Foundation

Jardine Cambridge Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship is available to Masters and PhD applicants from Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand or Vietnam. It is awarded in any academic subject, and is only tenable at Downing College, Magdalene College, Peterhouse or Trinity College.

Application:	In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, selected candidates will be asked by the Trust to apply for a Jardine Cambridge Graduate Scholarship.
Conditions:	Candidates should apply to and be offered admission to one of the following colleges: Downing College, Magdalene College, Peterhouse, Trinity College.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)
Funding partners:	Jardine Foundation

Kaho Cambridge Graduate Scholarship in Japanese Studies

This scholarship is available to applicants for a PhD in the Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies whose research aims to place Japan within the wider context of the world. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual Stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Pan Asian Association (PAA)

LEGO Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants of any nationality, whose research will contribute to the work of the University of Cambridge's Centre for Research on Play in Education, Development and Learning, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (for a single person)

Funding partners:

The LEGO Foundation

LMB Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available for PhD applicants in Molecular Biology, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, candidates should follow the instructions here.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Contribution towards travel costs

Funding partners:

MRC Laboratory for Molecular Biology, Cambridge

Queens' College John Lawrence Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants in any subject from Africa, Latin America and Asia, and is only tenable at Queens' College.

The programme allows for one student in residence each year, and an award will next be made to a student starting in 2021-22.

Application:	No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.
Conditions:	Applicants should select Queens' College as their first choice college, and should be successful in the Cambridge International Scholarship competition.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)
Funding partners:	Queens' College

Quick Japan and the World Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants of any nationality pursuing a PhD in Asian & Middle Eastern Studies (Japanese Studies) at the University of Cambridge. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee (maximum £35,000)

Annual Stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Quick Co Ltd

Rowan Williams Cambridge Studentship

The Rowan Williams Cambridge Studentship is a programme established by the Cambridge Trust to support students who face severe barriers in coming to study in Cambridge. It is available to applicants at all levels, in any subject, and is tenable at any College.

Application:	In addition to applying to the University of Cambridge, a separate application is required for this studentship.
Conditions:	Applicants should be from an area of instability or zone of conflict and, or have been, at risk of discrimination, persecution, suffering, violence or other abuse of their human rights. Applicants should mention in their Personal Statement how they meet the eligibility criteria.
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend for a single person Other allowances (i.e. travel, visa and immigration health surcharge costs) considered on a need basis
Funding partners:	Cambridge Commonwealth, European & International Trust

Schlumberger Cambridge International Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants in subjects relevant to the work of the Schlumberger Gould Research Centre in Cambridge, and is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Schlumberger Gould Research Ltd

Smuts Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants whose research relates to a Commonwealth country or countries (excluding the UK), normally in the fields of Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Smuts Memorial Fund

Snowdon Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to Masters applicants of any nationality and in any subject, who self-identify as having a physical or sensory disability. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

No separate application is required initially for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Eligible candidates will be invited by the Cambridge Trust to submit additional information, to assist the Snowdon Trust in scholar selection.

Value:

Up to £30,000

Funding partners:

Snowdon Trust

Wellcome Cambridge Trust Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD research students in the University's research projects funded by the Wellcome Trust. It is tenable at any College.

Application:

In addition to the applying to the University of Cambridge, application to certain Wellcome Trust programmes is required.

Value:

The scholarship will pay the difference between the University tuition fee at the Home rate and the Overseas/International rate.

All other costs will be subject to approval from the relevant School/Department.

Funding partners:

Wellcome Trust research projects

Wellcome Trust Oncology PhD Studentship

This studentship is available to applicants with Overseas fee status who wish to study for a four-year MRes + PhD course in the area of oncology. It is tenable at any College.

Application:	In addition to the applying to the University of Cambridge, application to certain Wellcome Trust programmes is required.
Conditions:	Applicants must have Overseas fee status
Value:	University tuition fee Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person) Other costs as determined by the Department of Oncology
Funding partners:	Department of Oncology

Woolf Institute Cambridge Scholarship

This scholarship is available to PhD applicants in subjects relevant to the work of the Woolf Institute (the study of relations between Jews, Christians and Muslims) and to Masters applicants to the MPhil in Middle Eastern Studies: Muslim-Jewish Relations. It is tenable at any College.

Interested applicants are recommended to contact the Woolf Institute to discuss their proposed research topic. Please email Dr Emma Harris, Director of Studies on eth22[at]cam.ac.uk.

Application:

No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application to the University of Cambridge.

Value:

University tuition fee

Annual stipend (sufficient for a single person)

Funding partners:

Woolf Institute

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