Proposed research topic must be designed to integrate into at least one of the six Tyndall Research Programmes . The proposed research topic must be interdisciplinary in nature, and in particular the studentship should not normally be fundable by a single UK Research Council funding channel. There must be a named student in the application and full details of this individual must be provided. The proposed lead academic supervisor must be based in an eligible Tyndall Consortium department. The proposed research must be endorsed by a Tyndall Centre Research Programme Manager or Director .
Further details are available in the application documentation below.
There are no official deadlines associated with the Tyndall Research Studentship Programme - applications are considered individually when they are submitted until the funds set aside for the Programme have been fully allocated. However, applicants should be aware that the Programme's funds are being made available in two equal rounds - the first round of funds is available from April 2001, with the second tranche of funding available from April 2002.