The University of Westminster is now receiving applications for its fully funded studentships. These opportunities are open to both UK (home) and international students who want to study for a postgraduate research degree in different departments of the university.
The Graduate School and all academic schools at the university support strong doctoral programs. They aim to help students carry out high-quality research in different fields.
Scholarship Duration and Benefits
Students who are selected will receive full financial support throughout their program. The studentship covers:
- Full tuition fees (home or overseas rate)
- An annual living allowance
- Funding for conferences, travel, and training
The award includes:
- A full home tuition fee waiver
- An annual stipend of £22,780 for the 2025/2026 academic year (this amount may increase each year in line with UKRI rates) for up to three years
- Up to £2,000 per year for travel, living costs during research trips, conference support, and extra training opportunities
Eligibility
To qualify for the studentship, applicants must:
- Have at least a Second Class Upper (2:1) degree or its equivalent. A Master’s degree is preferred (or currently in progress).
- Meet the university’s English language requirements.
- Meet the admission requirements for the specific programme they are applying for.
Required Documents
Applicants should prepare the following documents:
- Completed application form
- Academic transcripts
- Study plan or research proposal
- Recommendation letters
How to Apply
To apply, interested and qualified candidates should:
- Visit the official studentship page of the University of Westminster.
- Select one of the available research projects.
- Read the full details and follow the instructions to apply.
Some available studentships include:
- Fully Funded PhD Studentship – AI for Super-Resolution Microscopy
- Quintin Hogg Trust (QHT) Studentships – September 2026 entry
- MPhil/PhD Studentship in Westminster Law School – September 2026 or January 2027 entry
- AHRC Landscape Award – Collaborative Doctoral Awards – September 2026 entry
- MPhil/PhD Studentships in the School of Social Sciences
Applicants may also be required to complete a fee assessment form during the application process.
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