Home
Contact Us
Volunteer in Africa
Volunteer Pictures
Volunteer Testimonial
Video Gallery
Volunteer Blogs
How You Can Help
Site Search/ Sitemap
 Scholarships & Grants
Studying Abroad
NGO's Funding
Internships
What is New
Jobs in Africa
Kenya Jobs
Scholarship Winners
About Us
Link to Us!
Sponsored Students

Free Scholarship Newsletter!

E-mail Address

First Name

Then

Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure.
I promise to use it only to send you Advance Africa Newsletter.

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 

MSc and Diploma Bursaries, Cancer Research, UK

Graduate Scholarships » International Scholarships » Diploma Scholarships

MSc and Diploma Bursaries, Cancer Research, UK: The MSc and Diploma Bursaries fund are open for application once a year and aim:

  • To encourage MSc/Diploma training in cancer relevant biology, chemistry and cancer care.

  • To support trans-disciplinary courses in bioinformatics, computational biology, mathematical biology, etc. where this training will be used in a cancer relevant area.

    Who can apply?

  • Applicants with a clear demonstrable intention to use their training in a cancer relevant field;

  • Clinicians, nurses, and applicants in a profession allied to medicine are strongly encouraged to apply;

  • Other cancer researchers who are not clinically qualified (ideally applicants who completed their undergraduate degree at least 2 years prior to application);

  • Applicants undertaking courses in bioinformatics, computational biology, mathematical biology, etc. (applicants who completed their undergraduate degree less than 2 years prior to application can apply if they have a genuine interest in these disciplines).

  • Candidates of any nationality may apply but must have been resident and working in the European Economic Area (EEA) for three years immediately before application and intend to pursue a career in the UK.

    Key features of the Bursary

  • The bursary will provide course fees (please note that fees will be paid at the level for UK/EU students; where fees for overseas students are higher, Cancer Research UK will not fund the additional cost);

  • Full-time students may apply for a contribution to living expenses (maximum £5,500 per annum). Please note that this will be awarded only if the course organisers agree to administer the living expenses.

    Deadline: May.

    If you have specific questions relating to your application, please contact Dr Cheok-man Chow, Research Manager (Personal Awards) at cheok-man.chow[at]cancer.org.uk

    For further details, and application materials, contact: MSc and Diploma-Bursaries Website

    More: Graduate Scholarships » International Scholarships » Diploma Scholarships