International applicants only eligible for ISF scholarships which cover up to 50% of tuition fees. 

Please contact the School of Mathematics for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/mth

This scholarship is awarded by the School of Education to postgraduate international students on the basis of academic excellence. 

Please contact the School of Education and Lifelong Learning for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/edu

For further details of the Chevening Scholarship fund, to gain access to high-quality education in the UK, please visit: www.chevening.com

The School of Economics offers this award of 50% of Tuition Fee to international students on the basis of academic excellence. 

Please contact the School of Economics for further details.

International Applicants are eligible to be considered for ISF Scholarships which cover up to 50% of Tuition Fees.

Please contact the School of Computing Science for further details or visit the website:

Faculty of Science Admissions
School of Computing Science Admissions Office
Tel: +44 (0)1603 592847  
Email: cmp.msc.admiss@uea.ac.uk

http://www1.uea.ac.uk/cm/home/schools/sci/computing

The School of Economics offers this award of a Tuition fee discount of £1,000 to postgraduate international students on the basis of academic excellence.

Please contact the School of Economics for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/eco

The School of Education offers this award of 50% of Tuition fees to international students on the basis of academic excellence.

For further information please contact the School of Education and Lifelong Learning.

www.uea.ac.uk/edu

The School of Development Studies offers up to 2 full fees awards to postgraduate international students on the basis of academic excellence. 

Please contact the School of Development Studies for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/dev

This scholarship is awarded by the School of International Development to postgraduate international students on the basis of academic excellence.  

Please contact the School of Development Studies for further details. 

www.uea.ac.uk/dev

International Scholarships

UEA offers a generous number of International Scholarships to exceptional applicants every year. These can be worth up to 50% of the annual tuition fee. All international (non-EU) applicants will automatically be considered for one of these awards, based on the information supplied on the application form.
 

Fundacion Beca is a private, non-proft organisation which contributes to Latin America's development by supporting talented young people to undertake higher education overseas. Fundacion Beca supports students from throughout Latin America. Funding is by way of a loan repayable over a three year period, plus a partial scholarship (normally return air fare). Applications are welcome for all academic disciplines from students holding an offer from the university. The deadline for applications is 30 April.

For further information please refer to: www.fundacionbeca.net.

MSc Applied Ecology & Conservation has 6 NERC studentships associated with it.
MSc Plant Genetics & Crop Improvement has 4 BBSRC studentships associated with it.
UK applicants only eligible for full studentships.
EU applicants only eligible for fees only studentships.
International applicants only eligible for ISF scholarships which cover up to 50% of tuition fees.

Please contact the School of Biological Sciences for further details.

One bursary is available for a student on the MA in American History programme.

Please contact the School of American Studies for further information or visit the website at:

www.uea.ac.uk/ams

MSc Atmospheric Sciences has 4 NERC studentships associated with it. MSc Climate Change has 4 NERC studentships associated with it.
UK applicants only eligible for full studentships,
EU applicants only eligible for fees only studentships, and
International applicants only eligible for ISF scholarships which cover up to 50% of tuition fees. 

Please contact the School of Environmental Sciences for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/env

The Cambridge Institute of Education (CIE) bursary will normally be offered on an annual basis to part-time students in the School of Education who are studying for Masters Level Awards. 

Please contact the School of Education and Lifelong Learning for further details or visit the website at:

www.uea.ac.uk/edu/

Please contact the School of Literature and Creative Writing for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/lit

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) provides internship and research fellowship opportunities. For further information please go to: www.adb.org/Internship/default.asp

The World Bank supplements its training programmes by providing opportunities for postgraduate study and research to promising professionals from member countries.  

Contact the World Bank for information on these programmes.

University of East Anglia is pleased to work in partnership with the Ford Foundation.  The Ford Foundation International Fellowships Programme (IFP) provides postgraduate study opportunities to exceptional individuals who will use this education to become leaders in their respective fields, furthering development in their own countries and greater economic and social justice worldwide.  The foundation actively seeks candidates from social groups and communities that lack systematic access to higher education.  For more details visit http://www.fordfound.org/about/guideline.cfm.

There is a small amount of money set aside each year for Bursaries to reduce the International Student fees for one or two students applying to study philosophy. These are modest reductions (usually less than £1000 per year): the number and size of the bursaries depends on the number of deserving cases. These bursaries are not exclusively for Research degrees, but may be offered to MA or BA students, on the basis of academic merit and financial hardship.

Faculty of Arts and Humanities Admissions

All international students (outside the EU) are able to be considered for a scholarship of between 10 and 50 per cent of tuition fees. Students should indicate on the application for admission that they wish to be considered for a UEA scholarship.

It is important to make an application as early as possible because they are considered as they are received. Scholarships are awarded to students on the basis of academic merit and are normally for the duration of the period of study - three years for Bachelor and PhD degrees and one year for Masters programmes. They are available from all Schools of Study and across most courses of study.

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The University Postgraduate Student Association has made a generous offer of funds to defray the costs of fees for deserving LLM students.

Please contact the Gradute Student Association for further details at gsa@uea.ac.uk.

The Conference fund is designed to help graduate students with expenses incurred in attending academic conferences during their course of study at UEA, when they cannot obtain funding from any other source such as their school or sponsor. Please note, the fund supports attendance at academic conferences only; it does not provide support for any other activity such as expenses incurred in travelling to carry out research. A maximum of £100 can be paid per claim. Two claims are allowed per year, but these must be in different four month claim periods.

Please contact your school of study before you attend an academic conference whilst completing your degree.

Partial fee awards are available to international and UK/EU applicants at postgraduate level. 

Please contact the Norwich Business School for further details.

www.nbs.uea.ac.uk/

To help foster study and research in the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, the Sainsbury Research Unit offers funding support for its academic programmes.  These include grants for our taught Masters course and for our doctoral research students, such as the Robert Sainsbury Scholarship (a full fees award with living stipend).  We also provide visiting fellowships, of semester length, to junior and senior scholars from abroad. 

Please contact the Sainsbury Research Unit for further details.

Email: sru.admin@uea.ac.uk

If you are an international student, wanting to study in the UK, our easy-to-use database can help you find the right award for your studies, whatever your level.

Please visit British Council's website for further details at

http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning-funding-your-studies.htm?mtklink=corporate-homepage-funding-your-studies

Every year Norwich Cathedral awards up to six Choral Scholarships to students from UEA. Students from any School of Study are eligible to apply for these awards. Choral Scholars sing Evensong daily in the Cathedral. There are two choral services in the Cathedral on Sundays.

Every three years Norwich Cathedral offers an Organ Scholarship, normally to a student reading for a music degree at UEA. The Organ Scholar in effect becomes second assistant organist at the Cathedral. Organ lessons are provided. 

If you would like further information about the Organ or Choral Scholarships, please write to Mr. David Dunnett, Organist and Master of the Choristers, 53A The Close, Norwich, NR1 4EG or email him at organist@cathedral.org.uk. Auditions are arranged by appointment, and, where possible, will be held either on a University Open Day or on the same day as a prospective student's University interview. 

Please visit the School of Music's website at:

www.uea.ac.uk/music

Rotary International offers privately funded international scholarship programmes, to over seventy countries across the world to study in more than seventy nations. For more information as to whether you are eligible from your country please visit: http://www.rotary.org/foundation/educational/amb_scho/index.html

Candidates who are directly engaged in church service, or community service, or who have previous theological education may be eligible to apply for a WCC scholarship.  Candidates should normally have had some working experience related to their proposed field of study.  Applications should be made through a candidate's local church or church-related organisation -a WCC application form is made available by the National Correspondent only after local selection has taken place. 

Further details may be obtained directly from the World Council of Churches Scholarship Secretary, 150 Route de Ferney, PO Box 66, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland.          

Eight Choral Scholarships are offered, two each for Sopranos, Altos (female or male), Tenors and Basses. Choral Scholars rehearse weekly and sing as an octet for services on Sundays, and for various special services. The Scholars also support the church’s other choirs, give concerts, have recorded and been broadcast by the BBC. Scholars benefit from consultations and workshops with visiting voice specialists.
Organ Scholarships are offered to enthusiastic young organists; lessons are provided and Scholars have the opportunity to gain experience through working with the choirs, and playing at services. Many of our former Organ Scholars now hold distinguished posts at cathedrals and churches in the UK and beyond.

To fix an audition, or for further details regarding any of these opportunities, please contact the Director of Music, Miss Jody Butler. music@stpetermancroft.org.uk or 01603 610443.

Click here for more information.

One full research scholarship awarded to excellent candidate studying in the Norwich Business School, including fees and living cost for up to 3 years.  

Please contact the Norwich Business School for further details. 

www.nbs.uea.ac.uk/

Visiting Fellowships

Two residential stipendiary fellowships are offered annually for scholars, UK-based or overseas, who have completed a doctorate (or appropriate final degree) and who are undertaking research for publication in the arts of Africa, Oceania or the Americas. Advanced doctoral candidates may be considered in some circumstances.
Applications are welcome from scholars in such fields as anthropology, art history, archaeology, history and related disciplines. Younger scholars as well as established senior figures will be considered. Applications are reviewed by an external selection committee. The fellowships are tenable for up to five months to coincide with the UK academic calendar. Fellows are provided office space and access to SRU facilities.

Research Associateships

These are offered on a non-remunerative basis, allowing visiting scholars use of office facilities, the Robert Sainsbury Library and the opportunity to participate in seminars. Research associateships can be of any duration.

Please contact the Sainsbury Research Unit for further details.

Email: sru.admin@uea.ac.uk

ORSAS helps outstanding postgraduate research students from outside the United Kingdom and EU to study in the UK by providing for some of the costs of their training and supervision. ORSAS awards provide funding to pay the difference, in most cases, between the international student tuition fees and the home /EU student tuition fees charged by the academic institution that the student is or will be attending.

www.orsas.ac.uk

The Newton International Fellowship scheme will select the very best early stage post-doctoral researchers from all over the world, and offer support for two years at UK research institutions.The long-term aim of the scheme is to build a global pool of research leaders and encourage long-term international collaboration with the UK.

The Newton International Fellowships scheme is run by The British Academy, The Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society.

The Fellowships cover the broad range of natural and social sciences, engineering and the humanities.

They provide grants of £24,000 per annum to cover subsistence and £8,000 to cover research expenses, plus a one-off relocation allowance of £2,000.

As part of the scheme, all Newton Fellows who remain in research will be granted a 10 year follow-up funding package worth £6,000 per annum.

For more information please click here.
 

Fundacion Beca is a private, non-proft organisation which contributes to Latin America's development by supporting talented young people to undertake higher education overseas. Fundacion Beca supports students from throughout Latin America. Funding is by way of a loan repayable over a three year period, plus a partial scholarship (normally return air fare). Applications are welcome for all academic disciplines from students holding an offer from the university. The deadline for applications is 30 April.

For further information please refer to: www.fundacionbeca.net.

The Charles Pick Fellowship is dedicated to the memory of the distinguished publisher and literary agent, Charles Pick, whose career began in 1933 and continued until shortly before his death in January 2000. He encouraged young writers at the start of their careers with introductions to other writers and practical and financial help. The Fellowship seeks to continue this spirit of encouragement by giving support to the work of a new and, as yet, unpublished writer of fictional or non-fictional prose. Its purpose is to give promising writers time to devote to the development of his/her talents. The Fellowship will be for six months, starting on 1 September. The award is £10,000.

Please contact the School of Literature and Creative Writing for further details.

The John Innes Centre & Sainsbury  Laboratory are offering PhD Studentships funded by BBSRC.  They are open to UK nationals and under certain circumstances EU nationals, for up to 4 years.  Research project available are in the areas of: Chromatin Assembly, Plant Cell Biology, Biomaging, Structural Biology, Crop Science, Plant Pathogens, Plant Microbe Interactions, Chemical Biology, Disease Resistance, Computational Biology, Molecular Microbiology. 

The Rotation PhD is a prestigious 4 year programme in Plant Sciences & Microbiologyand is open to applicants world-wide who show potential for research at the highest level.  Funding is for students with research interests in Cell & Developmental Biology, Crop Genetics, Metabolic Biology, Molecular Microbiology, Disease & Sress Biology, Biological Chemistry, Computational & Systems Biology, and Molecular Plant Microbe-Interactions. 

For further details, eligibility, and application deadline please visit the website at: http://www.jic.ac.uk/students 

Or contact: 

John Innes Centre
Graduate Studies Office
Norwich Resaerch Park
Telephone: +44 (0)1603 450768/9
Fax: +44 (0)1603 450045
Email: graduates.nrp@bbsrc.ac.uk

The David T. K. Wong Fellowship is a unique and generous annual award of £26,000 (from October 2008) to enable a fiction writer who wants to write in English about the Far East to spend a year in the UK, at the University of East Anglia in Norwich. The Fellowship is named for its sponsor Mr. David Wong, a retired Hong Kong businessman, who has also been a teacher, journalist and senior civil servant, and is a writer of short stories himself.

Please contact the School of Literature and Creative Writing for further details.

JIC welcomes expressions of interest from scientists who would like to apply for Research Fellowships to be hosted at JIC including BBSRC Sir David Phillips, Dorothy Hodgkin, EMBO, HFSP and EU Marie Curie. In support of this JIC holds an annual Research Fellow Recruitment Conference targeted specifically at scientists interested in the five-year fellowship programmes, considering both new applications and the transfer of existing Fellowships to JIC.

Please click on the links to find further details, or contact the JIC at:

John Innes Centre
Graduate Studies Office
Norwich Resaerch Park
Telephone: +44 (0)1603 450768/9
Fax: +44 (0)1603 450045
Email: graduates.nrp@bbsrc.ac.uk

JIC website click here

UK applicants only eligible for full studentships.

EU applicants only eligible for fees only studentships.

International applicants only eligible for ISF scholarships which cover up to 50% of tuition fees. 

Please contact the Faculty of Science for further details.

www.uea.ac.uk/sci

The Norwich Law School leads the way in postgraduate legal education with its innovative programme of funded teaching and research fellows at the PhD level. The legal academy offers challenging careers in the legal profession. To assist new scholar-teachers, the Law School offers postgraduate fellowships to promising candidates. We seek applicants who have demonstrated an outstanding aptitude for independent legal research. Fellows may acquire experience teaching in the programme, usually in areas of interest of their PhD supervisors. They receive training in university teaching, mentoring from experienced faculty, and participate in the rich agenda of scholarly symposia, lectures, and research seminars for Norwich Law faculty.

Please contact the Norwich Law School for further details.

In 2000 The Royal Literary Fund (RLF) set up a scheme of Fellowships at universities and colleges.  An RLF Fellowship lasts for one academic year and involves one-to-one tutorials, held on two days a week, which help students develop their academic and expository writing skills, focussing on such issues as researching and structuring essays, clear presentation and expression, writing abstracts and CVs. There may also be occasional seminars but in general the rest of the week is free for the Fellow to concentrate on her or his own work.

Please contact the School of Literature and Creative Writing for further details.

Faculty of Arts and Humanities Admissions

School of Literature and Creative Writing  

Tel: +44 (0)1603 592546

Email: pgr.hum.admiss@uea.ac.uk

Click here for full details 

or submit your application directly to:

Steve Cook
Fellowship Officer
The Royal Literary Fund
3 Johnson's Court
London EC4A 3EA
Telephone 0171 353 7160,

email rlitfund@btconnect.com

Funded 4 year PhD Studentship Opportunities 2010

The John Innes Centre & The Sainsbury Laboratory have a number of funded PhD opportunities available for October 2010. We are looking for talented students with research interests in the following areas:

• Biological Chemistry
• Cell & Developmental Biology
• Crop Genetics
• Computational and Systems Biology
• Disease & Stress Biology
• Metabolic Biology
• Molecular Microbiology
• Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions

In addition, we have scholarships for up to 5 students on our prestigious Rotation programme

The Centre has excellent research facilities and an international reputation for basic and applied research in Plant Science and Microbiology. Recognised as a centre of excellence for postgraduate training, we have over 100 full-time PhD students.

How to apply

The first round application deadline is 7th December 2009. Application packs and details of specific projects can be found on our website.

http://www.jic.ac.uk/students
 
graduates.nrp@bbsrc.ac.uk
 

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) provides internship and research fellowship opportunities. For further information please go to: www.adb.org/Internship/default.asp

The World Bank supplements its training programmes by providing opportunities for postgraduate study and research to promising professionals from member countries.  

Contact the World Bank for information on these programmes.

University of East Anglia is pleased to work in partnership with the Ford Foundation.  The Ford Foundation International Fellowships Programme (IFP) provides postgraduate study opportunities to exceptional individuals who will use this education to become leaders in their respective fields, furthering development in their own countries and greater economic and social justice worldwide.  The foundation actively seeks candidates from social groups and communities that lack systematic access to higher education.  For more details visit http://www.fordfound.org/about/guideline.cfm.

There is a small amount of money set aside each year for Bursaries to reduce the International Student fees for one or two students applying to study philosophy. These are modest reductions (usually less than £1000 per year): the number and size of the bursaries depends on the number of deserving cases. These bursaries are not exclusively for Research degrees, but may be offered to MA or BA students, on the basis of academic merit and financial hardship.

Faculty of Arts and Humanities Admissions

All international students (outside the EU) are able to be considered for a scholarship of between 10 and 50 per cent of tuition fees. Students should indicate on the application for admission that they wish to be considered for a UEA scholarship.

It is important to make an application as early as possible because they are considered as they are received. Scholarships are awarded to students on the basis of academic merit and are normally for the duration of the period of study - three years for Bachelor and PhD degrees and one year for Masters programmes. They are available from all Schools of Study and across most courses of study.

Click here for further details

The University Postgraduate Student Association has made a generous offer of funds to defray the costs of fees for deserving LLM students.

Please contact the Gradute Student Association for further details at gsa@uea.ac.uk.

The Conference fund is designed to help graduate students with expenses incurred in attending academic conferences during their course of study at UEA, when they cannot obtain funding from any other source such as their school or sponsor. Please note, the fund supports attendance at academic conferences only; it does not provide support for any other activity such as expenses incurred in travelling to carry out research. A maximum of £100 can be paid per claim. Two claims are allowed per year, but these must be in different four month claim periods.

Please contact your school of study before you attend an academic conference whilst completing your degree.

Partial fee awards are available to international and UK/EU applicants at postgraduate level. 

Please contact the Norwich Business School for further details.

www.nbs.uea.ac.uk/

To help foster study and research in the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, the Sainsbury Research Unit offers funding support for its academic programmes.  These include grants for our taught Masters course and for our doctoral research students, such as the Robert Sainsbury Scholarship (a full fees award with living stipend).  We also provide visiting fellowships, of semester length, to junior and senior scholars from abroad. 

Please contact the Sainsbury Research Unit for further details.

Email: sru.admin@uea.ac.uk

If you are an international student, wanting to study in the UK, our easy-to-use database can help you find the right award for your studies, whatever your level.

Please visit British Council's website for further details at

http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning-funding-your-studies.htm?mtklink=corporate-homepage-funding-your-studies

Every year Norwich Cathedral awards up to six Choral Scholarships to students from UEA. Students from any School of Study are eligible to apply for these awards. Choral Scholars sing Evensong daily in the Cathedral. There are two choral services in the Cathedral on Sundays.

Every three years Norwich Cathedral offers an Organ Scholarship, normally to a student reading for a music degree at UEA. The Organ Scholar in effect becomes second assistant organist at the Cathedral. Organ lessons are provided. 

If you would like further information about the Organ or Choral Scholarships, please write to Mr. David Dunnett, Organist and Master of the Choristers, 53A The Close, Norwich, NR1 4EG or email him at organist@cathedral.org.uk. Auditions are arranged by appointment, and, where possible, will be held either on a University Open Day or on the same day as a prospective student's University interview. 

Please visit the School of Music's website at:

www.uea.ac.uk/music

Rotary International offers privately funded international scholarship programmes, to over seventy countries across the world to study in more than seventy nations. For more information as to whether you are eligible from your country please visit: http://www.rotary.org/foundation/educational/amb_scho/index.html

Candidates who are directly engaged in church service, or community service, or who have previous theological education may be eligible to apply for a WCC scholarship.  Candidates should normally have had some working experience related to their proposed field of study.  Applications should be made through a candidate's local church or church-related organisation -a WCC application form is made available by the National Correspondent only after local selection has taken place. 

Further details may be obtained directly from the World Council of Churches Scholarship Secretary, 150 Route de Ferney, PO Box 66, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland.          

Eight Choral Scholarships are offered, two each for Sopranos, Altos (female or male), Tenors and Basses. Choral Scholars rehearse weekly and sing as an octet for services on Sundays, and for various special services. The Scholars also support the church’s other choirs, give concerts, have recorded and been broadcast by the BBC. Scholars benefit from consultations and workshops with visiting voice specialists.
Organ Scholarships are offered to enthusiastic young organists; lessons are provided and Scholars have the opportunity to gain experience through working with the choirs, and playing at services. Many of our former Organ Scholars now hold distinguished posts at cathedrals and churches in the UK and beyond.

To fix an audition, or for further details regarding any of these opportunities, please contact the Director of Music, Miss Jody Butler. music@stpetermancroft.org.uk or 01603 610443.

Click here for more information.