Funding and mobility
We offer a range of funding opportunities to support researcher development.
We also manage institutional funds for doctoral research and provide input to policy ensuring that postgraduate issues inform wider University developments.
Over the last ten years we have awarded over half a million pounds in travel awards. These enabled researchers to present at academic conferences, visit overseas institutes, collaborate with other research institutions and to fund novel interdisciplinary research projects.
Global opportunities to help you suceed
The Graduate School manages a number of financial awards designed to enable you to access international opportunities and increase your researcher mobility and profile. Whether you are looking to foster your research collaboration network, or to develop a global dimension to your career you will have the chance to compete for a range of awards and prizes.
The International Research Collaboration Award (IRCA) offers an opportunity to broaden your international experience as a researcher through a fully funded visit, of up to two months duration. The collaboration could be with an organisation based anywhere in the world.
Research postgraduates and research staff (R&T 4A-R/4-R/5-R) are invited to apply for pump-prime funding for novel interdisciplinary research project(s) identified at a series of sandpit events.
There are a wide range of schemes, placements, funding provision, prizes and awards, all designed to support postgraduate students to access international opportunities and increase their research mobility.
Research postgraduates and research staff (R&T 4A-R/4-R/5-R) are invited to apply for pump-prime funding for novel interdisciplinary research project(s) identified at a series of sandpit events.
Other Sources of Funding
The Graduate School does not offer scholarships or funding to cover course fees. For information about other sources of funding please see the links below.
Funding guides
This University of Nottingham guide promotes funding for taught masters courses and research opportunities from a variety of different sources across all subject areas.
This independent guide for current and prospective graduate students, published by GradFunding, details how to find and apply for alternative sources of funding.