Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship at University of Kent 2026

Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship at University of Kent 2026 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Selected subjects offered by the university. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 09 Aug, 2026. This scholarship is provided by University of Kent, Canterbury and the value of this scholarship is Only tuition fees, Up to GBP 10,000.

Open for

Open to all nationals.

Degree

Masters

Provided by

University of Kent, Canterbury

Deadline

09 Aug, 2026

Scholarship Value

Only tuition fees, Up to GBP 10,000

Eligibility Criteria for Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship at University of Kent 2026

• Applicants must: Hold an excellent Bachelor’s degree (1st or 2:1) or Master’s degree.
• Be a currently registered student (full-time or part-time) on a postgraduate research or taught degree at the University of Kent Be enrolled in one of these Academic Divisions: Kent Law School School of Arts and Architecture School of Humanities School of Psychology
• The Language Centre School of Social Sciences Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, School of Natural Sciences Have excellent written and oral communication skills, and be able to explain their project clearly to non-experts.
• Convey passion for their project and convince the panel of its wider value Act as an ambassador for the university and their subject.
• Value of the Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship at University of Kent 2026: Up to £10,000

Application Process

Applicants must submit via the Kent Vision portal: Research proposal (~2,000 words) CV Covering letter stating reasons for applying, including names of two referees Proposed budget showing use of scholarship funds Academic references from two referees.

Applicants must

• Hold an excellent Bachelor’s degree (1st or 2:1) or Master’s degree.
• Be a currently registered student (full-time or part-time) on a postgraduate research or taught degree at the University of Kent

Be enrolled in one of these Academic Divisions

• Kent Law School
• School of Arts and Architecture
• School of Humanities
• School of Psychology
• The Language Centre
• School of Social Sciences
• Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, School of Natural Sciences
• Have excellent written and oral communication skills, and be able to explain their project clearly to non-experts.
• Convey passion for their project and convince the panel of its wider value
• Act as an ambassador for the university and their subject.

Applicants must submit via the Kent Vision portal

• Research proposal (~2,000 words)
• CV
• Covering letter stating reasons for applying, including names of two referees
• Proposed budget showing use of scholarship funds
• Academic references from two referees.