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AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award - ‘You say creative, I say creative’: Defining the creative industries in Scotland
- Deadline: 18 January 2019
- Value: £14,999 per annum plus tuition fees for 3.5 years
- Eligibility: Open to UK and EU applicants applying for PhD in Management through the Business School (co-supervision by ECA and Creative Scotland)
Alan Turing Doctoral Studentships
- Deadline:
- Value: £20,500 stipend plus tuition fees per annum
- Eligibility: Available to candidates interested in interdisciplinary research collaboration within data science and artificial intelligence disciplines. Candidates must note interest in this studentship to the ECA Postgraduate Office (ecaresearchdegrees@ed.ac.uk) asap and note this in their EUCLID PhD application. We will then send you an additional form for completion.
Barns-Graham PhD Scholarship
- Deadline:
- Value: £5,000 per annum for 3 years of full-time study
- Eligibility: The scholarship will be awarded to new applicants who have applied for admission to the PhD programme of study in the School of Art at ECA commencing in September 2019. Applications will be considered from UK/EU/Overseas applicants wishing to study full-time.
Carnegie / Caledonian PhD Scholarships
- Deadline:
- Value: Covers tuition fees, a maintenance allowance and a research expenses allowance.
- Eligibility: For graduates of a Scottish university with a first-class honours degree, or final year students of an undergraduate degree in Scotland expected to obtain a first-class honours (withdrawing if they fail to do so).
Edinburgh College of Art PhD Interdisciplinary Scholarship
- Deadline:
- Value: £16,000 per year for three years full-time study (pro-rata for part-time)
- Eligibility: If wishing to commence a new programme of study in September 2019 you must ensure that you have fully completed and submitted your PhD programme application for admission using the University's online system by no later than 25th January 2019.
Eileen Cameron Music Prize
- Deadline: No deadline: Awarded by nomination
- Eligibility: Awarded to the final year student who has made the most outstanding contribution to the musical life of the faculty, the University of Edinburgh, or of the wider Edinburgh community.
Frederick Niecks Essay Prize
- Deadline: No deadline: Awarded by nomination
- Value: Amount variable
- Eligibility: Open to any full-time undergraduate student in the Reid School of Music. Awarded to the best dissertation.
Ian Pitt Memorial Prize
- Deadline: No deadline: Awarded by nomination
- Eligibility: Intended to commemorate the life and work of Ian Pitt-Watson (MA 1947, BD 1950) and awarded to an undergraduate who, as a member of Edinburgh University Musical Society, demonstrates an aptitude in the development and conducting of a choral ensemble.
Janet Buckley Memorial Prize
- Deadline: No deadline: Awarded by nomination
- Eligibility: Award for final year Music student dealing with 'Early Music before 1750'.
Mrs Guthrie Watson Scholarship
- Deadline: May 2020
- Eligibility: Awarded to the first year undergraduate in Music who achieves the best all-round academic performance in the May examinations.
Royal Television Society Bursaries (External)
- Deadline:
- Value: £1000 each year for three years to support living expenses, RTS membership, and mentorship
- Eligibility: Applicants should have career aspirations to work in television, show a demonstrable ability to study, and be keen to be active members of the RTS.
Sir Thomas Beecham Scholarship
- Deadline: May 2020
- Eligibility: Awarded annually, on the basis of the results of the end of year performance examinations, to the first year undergraduate in music who shows the greatest promise in instrumental performance (not including pianists and singers).
St Mary’s Cathedral Choral Scholarship (External)
- Deadline: Open ended
- Value: Up to 3 x £3,000 - £4,000 per annum
- Eligibility: Up to three scholarships (External) are available for female and male altos, tenors, and basses. Applicants can be undergraduate or postgraduate Music students (all programmes). Applicants should be experienced choir singers, have a good level of sight-reading and should wish to develop their singing further.