Fee Waiver Scholarships

University of Huddersfield, School of Human and Health Sciences, is advertising Fee Waiver Scholarships for PhD and MSc by Research projects starting in January 2027 . These opportunities are for UK applicants only and are awarded on a competitive basis. The post highlights a fee waiver route for selected advertised projects. For PhD, the duration is 3 years full-time or 6 years part-time ; for MSc by Research, it is 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time . The location is Huddersfield / Online f...

University of Huddersfield is advertising Fee Waiver Scholarships and related funded opportunities in the School of Human and Health Sciences for PhD and MSc by Research study. The post is aimed at UK applicants only and is for a January 2027 start . Applicants must choose one of the advertised projects and apply against the topic. The school notes that scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, and applicants are encouraged to discuss ideas with potential supervisors before applying. Rese...

The Desmond Tutu Health Foundation is inviting applications for a PhD scholarship at the University of Cape Town in South Africa . This opportunity is aimed at candidates interested in health research and advanced doctoral training in a supportive academic environment. The post suggests a research-focused scholarship linked to meaningful work in health-related topics, but the specific project area, supervisor details, and funding package are not included in the text provided. Study areas / keywo...

🎓 Fully funded PhD opportunities are now open with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration North West Coast (ARC NWC) , in partnership with five leading universities across the North West Coast. This call is aimed at candidates interested in applied health and care research , with themes spanning health research , social care research , and public health . Successful applicants will join NIHR-funded research environments and work on projects designed to address real-world challenges and improve ...

PhD opportunity at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) in London, UK, supported by the Royal Society and associated with the Cockburn Lab. The project focuses on malaria vaccine discovery, specifically identifying new antigen targets for next-generation vaccines beyond current single-protein approaches. Research directions include either cloning/screening protective antibodies against sporozoites or investigating how CD4+ T cells work with CD8+ T cells to control infection...