Scholarship classification
1. Cambridge University Scholarship-CSC Cambridge Scholarship
CSC Cambridge Scholarship is mainly aimed at China students studying for doctoral degrees at Cambridge University, including students with excellent academic performance and certain leadership skills.
Requirements for applying for scholarships
1. Excellent academic performance.
2. Need funds.
I have received the admission notice from Cambridge University.
4. Strong leadership skills.
5. Intention to contribute to the development of China.
Scholarship amount Scholarship includes tuition fee remission and living expenses. The scholarship amount will fluctuate a little every year, and the number of scholarships is 15.
Second, Cambridge University Scholarship-Gates Cambridge Trust
Since its establishment, the Gates Cambridge Trust Fund of Cambridge University has provided scholarships for international students who have been successfully admitted to universities every year. Students with good academic performance and certain leadership skills are the beneficiaries of scholarships. Scholarships are mainly awarded to medical students.
Requirements for applying for scholarships
1. Excellent academic performance.
2. Need funds.
I have received the admission notice from Cambridge University.
4. Strong leadership skills.
The scholarship amount is 65,438+02,250, including tuition fee remission and living expenses, and the scholarship amount fluctuates every year.
Apply for qualification
1. Nationality All students who need to pay university fees in EU countries or overseas, regardless of nationality, are eligible to apply for scholarships.
2. identity. The trust does not accept applications from students who study at Cambridge University halfway, unless they apply for funds for higher degree courses after graduation.
3. Education level. Applicants must be undergraduate (excluding EU applicants), master (such as philosophy and law) or research graduate (such as doctor).
Please note that the Trust offers fewer scholarships to undergraduates, and more scholarship programs are aimed at graduate students. About 85% scholarships are awarded to students with master's or doctoral degrees every year.
Generally speaking, the trust will not support students with the same academic qualifications or lower than the degree already obtained, but with two exceptions, we will consider the application of students who are studying for a master's degree in Cambridge for doctoral admission, or the application of international (non-EU countries) students who are studying for an undergraduate degree in Cambridge. Postdoctoral, visiting or exchange students have no scholarships.
4. major At present, students of any major in Cambridge University can apply for scholarships.
Basic project
The first category is university awards related to various disciplines, focusing on supporting basic research in the fields of natural science and social science. * * * 28 kinds, covering almost all basic disciplines. The applicant can be a college student in any discipline or some related disciplines. Making a research project and encouraging students from different majors to conduct interdisciplinary research will help break the boundaries between majors and disciplines, form an interdisciplinary and multi-perspective research team, and help scientific research make a breakthrough under the coordination of multiple disciplines from the design of scholarship system.
The second category is university awards related to specific disciplines. * * * A total of 25 categories, similar to the first category, but focusing on supporting designated disciplines, especially leaning towards unpopular disciplines and research issues. For example, the Granny Award for Child Psychiatry was put forward by a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry, and it was awarded to students who studied clinical medicine courses. They gave the best and second best explanation to cases with mental history of children or adolescents. This will closely link students' course study and research.
The third category is the scholarships established by various colleges of Cambridge University, with a total of 24 kinds. It aims at encouraging students to study and subsidizing their lives; Enhance the innovative thinking ability of the winners; Keep the winners and continue to contribute to the college; Provide research funds for researchers. Each college's school purpose, applicant conditions, establishment time, scholarship amount and purpose are different, but they are all related to the college's financial situation, scientific research demand, price level and personal economic situation. Scholarships range from 200 to 10000, with an average of 1000. Relatively small scholarships are generally used to finance students' lives, while large scholarships are generally used as research funds.
The fourth category is the faculty joint award, which has three kinds. It is worth mentioning that the John King Senna and Tracy Ryan Poetry Awards are open to all students in Cambridge.
The fifth category is awards provided by other institutions, with 53 kinds. The funds come from enterprises, academic institutions, universities, governments, religious groups and other countries in the world, such as Britain, the United States, Japan, Canada and Sweden, and most of them belong to unofficial foundations established in the name of individuals or organizations, truly realizing global exchanges and communication. Scholarships have a clear direction and purpose, and pay great attention to the needs of special students and majors.