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Funding Opportunities
Full funding (fees + maintenance) EPSRC studentships are normally available to UK students who are accepted on this MRes+PhD programme. EU nationals may also be eligible for EPSRC funding. Please visit our website for further information.
A number of additional funding sources are available to students who are accepted on the programme. These include, but are not limited to competitive scholarship programmes such as the Gates Cambridge Scholarship and other University based scholarships, as well as full or partial funding From NanoDTC industry partners. No separate application is normally needed for these scholarships, but applicants must tick the relevant boxes and provide relevant information on their application for admission.
Other external scholarships (which require a separate application) include:
- The Schlumberger Faculty for the Future programme for Women from developing countries. More details are here. The deadline for this is normally in early November
- The Commonwealth Scholarship for applicants from Commonwealth countries – country-wise details are available here.
Fees and Maintenance
Your Estimated Annual Commitment:
| Component | Cost |
|---|---|
| University Composition Fee | £8,844 |
| Maintenance | £14,830 |
| Total Annual Commitment | £23,674 |
| Component | Cost |
|---|---|
| University Composition Fee | £8,844 |
| Maintenance | £14,830 |
| Total Annual Commitment | £23,674 |
Please note that fees shown for the PhD portion of the course are an estimate based on the current PhD fee. Fees applicable to your year of entry to the PhD have not yet been confirmed, but are likely to be 5% higher than the estimate presented.
A number of costs for the common CDT programme can be covered by the Nano Doctoral Training Centre (NanoDTC), which may include access to facilities, books, IT, bespoke training, and some travel for conferences and summer schools.
Additional costs may be incurred in relation to PhD research, bespoke to the individual student and project. These could also include equipment, books, IT, photocopying, bespoke training, and travel/accommodation for collaborations and conferences. Supervisors are often able to cover these costs, or partially contribute to these costs, depending on the financial resources available. Where not possible, or where research related costs are not specifically included in a stipend, or if students are self-funded, students will usually be expected to find additional funding elsewhere before accepting an offer or signing the Financial Undertaking Form.