Course-specific Funding Information

Contaminated Land Management

Most delegates are funded by their employers, who stand to benefit from the enhanced expertise of their staff both during and after the course. Delegates seeking to fund their studies themselves are encouraged to consider career development loans.

Economy, Space and Society

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 1+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

All UK/EU applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

Environmental History

Successful applicants for these courses are encouraged to apply for Arts and Humanities Research Council funding to support their studies. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the AHRC website.

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 1+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

All applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Environmental Management

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 1+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

One Course scholarship is available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate to all applicants to the course (including those from overseas). Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, the deadline for receipt of the application for the course is 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Financial Services and Society

All applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Geographical Information Science

The course currently holds 3 Natural Environment Research Council studentships. UK/EU students with a a high calibre first degree and a confirmed offer at Masters entry level will be considered for these studentships and will be contacted by the GIS Admissions tutor in late summer. Applicants will have to meet NERC criteria to be considered for these studentships.

One Course scholarship is available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate to all applicants to the course (including those from overseas). Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, the deadline for receipt of the application for the course is 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Geospatial Intelligence

Unfortunately at present there are no funding opportunities for this course.

Human Geography

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 1+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

All applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Human Geography and Chinese Studies

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 2+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

All applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.

Landscape and Culture

Successful applicants for these courses are encouraged to apply for Arts and Humanities Research Council funding to support their studies. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the AHRC website.

This course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as providing 1+3 Research Training leading on to PhD study. Guidance and advice will be provided by the School in completing the applications. Forms and more information will be available online through the School web pages and from the ESRC website.

All applicants will be considered for a School scholarship of up to the Home Fees rate. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for the award, we must receive your course application by 16 June.

One School scholarship is also available on a competitive basis for the Home Fees rate for overseas (non-UK/EU) students only. Applicants will be automatically considered for this award, and do not have to apply separately. However, if you wish to be considered for this award, we must receive your course application by 31 March.

For international students the University has an online database to search for sources of funding.