Each year the AHRB draws up a Register of taught courses eligible for funding and this is normally available from the Admissions and Scholarships Team in theGraduate School Office from March. They return the form for applicants to forward to the academic department in the University where they intend to study. All applicants must be holding an unconditional or provisional offer from a University before their application will be considered. There is no late application procedure. Forms not completed on time will be rejected, so referees should be given plenty of time to complete their part.
Awards are normally means tested.
For other conditions, applicants should check with the individual authority. For details regarding the payment of fees and training salaries for modular courses, please contact the Graduate School Office or the Institute of Education. Residents of Scotland and Northern Ireland Applicants ordinarily resident in Scotland or Northern Ireland should take special care when applying for public funding. They should check carefully both the booklet from the research council and with their own education department to determine to which body they should apply for a studentship. 270077 EU Nationals EU nationals may be eligible for awards from UK funding bodies.