PhD Funding and Fees

All information in this page relates to the CDT in Mathematics. Details of funding opportunities for other CDTs connected to Mathematics can be found directly on their pages: Mathematics for Real-World Systems and Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems.

Funding for the CDT in Mathematics students starting in 2023

Please note that the demand for financial assistance is high and therefore very competitive. If you are from outside the UK, you are strongly encouraged to also enquire about funding through your home country.

The CDT has a significant number of studentships (15+ for 2023/24 start) and there are a number of additional scholarships that can apply separately for.

Studentships

15+ students will be available for a start in October 2023, from multiple funding sources: Maths Department, Warwick University, EPSRC, ... all topped up as required to provide a uniform offer.
Open to home and overseas fee students, though the number of overseas studentships that we are able to offer is limited by the higher fee costs.
Studentships cover the full payment of academic tuition fees (worth approximately £4,596 for home fees and £20,720 for overseas fees).
A stipend in line with EPSRC rates (£17,668 for full time award holders in 2022/23; new stipend for 2023/24 to be confirmed 2023)
Studentships also include a generous Research, Travel and Support grant, including a laptop, 2K for travel and 2K for a secondment opportunity in year 3.
Duration: 4 years.
Decisions on these scholarships are made internally by the maths department.
Closing Date: None. They are awarded throughout the year, but given the limited numbers and high demand, it is recommended that you apply as soon as possible

Applications

To be considered for these scholarships use the funding section of your course application in the Admissions Portal.Link opens in a new window

Please select Studentship and complete the form as indicated on the screenshots.
Applicants are allowed to include multiple sources of funding in the same application, for example other scholarships.

Details of the funding section

Scholarships

A full list of scholarships can be found in the PG Scholarships page of the Doctoral CollegeLink opens in a new window.

Please not that all the scholarships below require a separate application (in addition to the course application submitted in the main University Admissions Portal)

Chancellor's International Scholarships

Eligibility: PhD applicants who expect to be 'overseas' students for fees purposes.
Provides: Full payment of overseas tuition fees and a maintenance stipend in line with UKRI rates (£17,668 for full time award holders in 2022/23; new stipend for 2023/24 expected to be confirmed in 2023)
Duration: 4 years for new students (including final 6 months funding from the Maths department).
For more details, see the Chancellor's scholarship page.Link opens in a new window
Closing Date: 12 December 2022

China Scholarships Council joint with University of Warwick

Up to 30 joint funded PhD scholarships in collaboration with China Scholarships Council.
Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria set out by the CSCLink opens in a new window.
Covers the full payment of overseas tuition fees for the duration of the CSC funding period.
China Scholarships Council will provide a maintenance stipend and return international airfare between the UK and China for successful applicants.
For more details, see the central University page for the CSC scholarships.Link opens in a new window
Closing Date: 18 January 2023

Applications:

Scholarships require separate applications to the corresponding funding body.
However, it is essential that you indicate in your course application your intention of applying for one of those scholarships.
To do so, use the button "Add a funding source" (see screenshots), and complete the scholarships section as indicated in the pictures.
This is specially important for the Chancellor's scholarships where the department will have to endorse your application.
It is possible to add several different scholarships, simply by using the "Add a funding source" button.