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School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship at University of St Andrews 2025

University of St Andrews

Overview

School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship at University of St Andrews 2025 is offered for Masters, PhD degree in the field of Classics. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by University of St Andrews and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding, Full tuition + Up to GBP 19,737 per year.

Open for: Open to all nationals.
Degree: Masters, PhD
Provided by: University of St Andrews
Deadline: Expired
Scholarship Value: Full Funding, Full tuition + Up to GBP 19,737 per year

Eligibility Criteria for School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship

Applicants must: Apply for a postgraduate research (PhD) programme in the School of Classics at the University of St Andrews Be prospective students entering in 2025 Meet the admission requirements for PhD study Submit one personal reference supporting eligibility criteria.
Preference may be given to applicants who: Identify as members of excluded or under-represented groups Are from ethnic minority backgrounds Have disabilities Are first-generation university students Come from socio-economically disadvantaged households Have a household income below £34,000 Are from developing economies as defined by the United Nations

Value of School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship

Full tuition fees (Home or Overseas) Up to £19,737 per annum, consisting of maintenance and (if applicable) NHS surcharge, one return flight per year, and visa costs.

Application Process

Apply through the Scholarships and Funding catalogue in the My Application portal.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Apply for a postgraduate research (PhD) programme in the School of Classics at the University of St Andrews
Be prospective students entering in 2025
Meet the admission requirements for PhD study
Submit one personal reference supporting eligibility criteria.

Preference may be given to applicants who

Identify as members of excluded or under-represented groups
Are from ethnic minority backgrounds
Have disabilities
Are first-generation university students
Come from socio-economically disadvantaged households
Have a household income below £34,000
Are from developing economies as defined by the United Nations

Benefits

Full tuition fees (Home or Overseas)
Up to £19,737 per annum, consisting of maintenance and (if applicable) NHS surcharge, one return flight per year, and visa costs.

How to Apply

Apply through the Scholarships and Funding catalogue in the My Application portal.

Quick Info

Funding

£19,737 per annum

Level

Masters, PhD

Field of Study

Classics

Region

International

Deadline

Expired

Eligibility Criteria for School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship

Applicants must: Apply for a postgraduate research (PhD) programme in the School of Classics at the University of St Andrews Be prospective students entering in 2025 Meet the admission requirements for PhD study Submit one personal reference supporting eligibility criteria.
Preference may be given to applicants who: Identify as members of excluded or under-represented groups Are from ethnic minority backgrounds Have disabilities Are first-generation university students Come from socio-economically disadvantaged households Have a household income below £34,000 Are from developing economies as defined by the United Nations

Value of School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship

Full tuition fees (Home or Overseas) Up to £19,737 per annum, consisting of maintenance and (if applicable) NHS surcharge, one return flight per year, and visa costs.

Application Process

Apply through the Scholarships and Funding catalogue in the My Application portal.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Apply for a postgraduate research (PhD) programme in the School of Classics at the University of St Andrews
Be prospective students entering in 2025
Meet the admission requirements for PhD study
Submit one personal reference supporting eligibility criteria.

Preference may be given to applicants who

Identify as members of excluded or under-represented groups
Are from ethnic minority backgrounds
Have disabilities
Are first-generation university students
Come from socio-economically disadvantaged households
Have a household income below £34,000
Are from developing economies as defined by the United Nations