School of Engineering MPhil/PhD Scholarship Scheme
Award Details
For the 2023/24 entry, there will be up to five School of Engineering Postgraduate Scholarships to be awarded to the most outstanding MPhil/PhD applicants. Awards made for entry in October 2023 will include both of the following:
- The full payment of Home (UK) tuition fees (worth approximately £4,663)
- A tax-free maintenance stipend in line with UKRI rates, of approximately £18,200 per annum.
- Length of funding: 3.5 years.
Application Deadline
The Application deadline for this year’s competition is 31st March 2023. All supporting documents (references and transcripts) must be uploaded by this date.
- Late applications will not be accepted.
- Awards are not transferrable to other departments or disciplines.
Eligibility
- Applicants for a School of Engineering Postgraduate Scholarship must be applying for a MPhil/PhD within the School, to begin in October 2023, January 2024 or April 2024.
- Applicants must be eligible for home fees (typically UK national). International fees will not be covered - click here for an alternative funding sourceLink opens in a new window.
- Applicants may apply to study any engineering discipline that is aligned with a School of Engineering academic supervisor. [Browse hereLink opens in a new window]
Would you like more information about what a PhD is? Why you should or should not do a PhD? Want to hear from a current PhD student? See our School of Engineering PhD Information Video.
How to Apply - Stage 1
Apply for admission for your MPhil/PhD in Engineering by 17th March 2023.
Department: School of Engineering
Academic Year: 2023/24
Mode of Study: Full-time
Type of course: Postgraduate Research
Course: Engineering (MPhil/PhD) (P-H1Q2)
Read our guide to making a successful applicationLink opens in a new window
How to Apply - Stage 2
Stage 2. Submit your scholarship application by the 31st March 2023. You will need the following:
- Your University of Warwick 7-digit ID number
- A CV (maximum 2 pages). You may supplement this with a short statement as to how you meet the "Person and Preparedness" descriptors.
- A Research Proposal (maximum 3 pages). You may supplement this with a short statement as to how you meet the "Project and Place" descriptors.
Essential Reading
We strongly advise that all applicants familiarise themselves with the PGR Ranking Criteria listed below, noting that it will be part of the assessment criteria used for allocating scholarships.
Further Information
Results of the School of Engineering Postgraduate Scholarship competition will be communicated through email by the end of April 2023.
Source:
School of Engineering PGR Scholarship
Contact details:
eng-pgadmissions@warwick.ac.uk
The University of Warwick provides an inclusive working and learning environment, recognising and respecting every individual’s differences. We welcome applications from individuals who identify with any of the protected characteristics defined by the Equality Act 2010.