University of Reading EPSRC PhD International Studentships in Mathematical Sciences, UK 2022-23
Description
University of Reading EPSRC PhD International Studentships in Mathematical Sciences, UK 2022-23 is open for International Students, Domestic Students . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of Mathematical Sciences taught at University of Reading . The deadline of the scholarship is .
Degree Level
University of Reading EPSRC PhD International Studentships in Mathematical Sciences, UK 2022-23 is available to undertake PhD level programs at University of Reading.
Available Subjects
Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.
- Mathematical Sciences
Benefits
The successfully selected PhD candidates will be provided a stipend/maintenance grant at the UKRI level (£15,609 per annum for 2021/22).
Eligible Nationalities
All Nationalities
Eligibility Criteria
Entry requirements
Applicants need to hold a first degree in mathematics, physics, statistics, or a related relevant area and have obtained at least a 2.1 degree.
Eligibility
Studentships are open to the UK and International applicants and are accompanied by a stipend/maintenance grant at the UKRI level (£15,609 per annum for 2021/22). Studentships will be available to commence in September 2022.
In accordance with UKRI guidelines, these studentships are available on a part-time basis in addition to full-time registration. The minimum registration is 50% FT and the studentship end date will be extended to reflect the part-time registration.
Application Procedure
Applications should be submitted via our online application system. Applicants do not need to provide a research proposal but should indicate on their application form which project(s) they are interested in undertaking should their application be successful.
Applicants should be aware that the University is required to report diversity information to the umbrella funder, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). UKRI receives this information as aggregated and anonymized data of recruitment rounds/cohorts, not as data about individual applicants. This data is collected so that UKRI has a better understanding of the students its training provision attracts and supports and is able to analyze general trends in student populations across UKRI.
