Fellowships/Scholarships

The University of Birmingham has a proud heritage of removing barriers to education to enable the most academically talented students to fulfil their potential in learning and education. In keeping with this tradition they are proud to launch the Global Masters Scholarship to attract and support the most academically talented international students from across the world to our Masters degrees during the 2022/23 academic year. Approximately 40 scholarships will be awarded

Strengthening Mobility and Promoting Regional Integration of Engineering Education in Africa (SPREE) is one of the Intra-Africa Academic Mobility Schemes. supported projects with 5 partner universities in Eastern, Central, Southern, Northern, and Western Africa. Applications are invited for SPREE mobility scholarships. Ghent University acts as a technical partner.

The TWAS-COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) Fellowship Programme for Postgraduate Research offers fellowships to young scientists from developing countries (other than Pakistan) who wish to obtain all or part (sandwich or full-time) of their PhD in natural or social sciences. Duration: from a minimum of six months to a maximum of 3 years (up to 18 months for a sandwich programme).

Funder: TWAS

URL : https://twas.org/opportunity/twas-cui-postgraduate-fellowship-programme

The aim of this particular program is to support short-term research stays and thus promote the exchange of experience and networking amongst colleagues.

University teachers and established academics and scientists who have usually completed a doctoral degree and work at a university or research institute in their home country can apply.

The following activities can be funded:

Apply for funding to support your move to the independent investigator in a medical research field. Your research can focus on any area of MRC’s remit to improve human health. You must:

ICGEB offers postgraduate studies with the aim of obtaining the “Doctor Philosophiae” (PhD) degree in the life sciences.

The Foundation L’Oréal and UNESCO have worked together for more than 20 years to help empower more women scientists to achieve scientific excellence and participate equally in solving the great challenges facing humanity. To date, they have awarded more than 100 laureates, five of whom have gone on to win Nobel Prizes.

The IMU – Simons African Fellowship Program supports research sabbaticals for mathematicians from African developing countries employed in Africa to travel to an internationally known mathematical center of excellence (worldwide) for collaborative research. All travel and living expenses of the grantees will be covered by the fellowship up to 5,000 USD.

Covidence is on a mission to change the way the world creates and uses trustworthy knowledge. They have seen sustained growth in the demand for high-quality evidence over many years, as well as the increasingly sophisticated skills necessary to respond to this demand. 

They continue to build Covidence, as a platform that accelerates the creation of high-quality evidence to speeds previously unimaginable, they also want to contribute to building opportunities and skills in our community.