PhD funding and financial support

Funded by the AHRC, the CHASE consortium offers fully funded doctoral research studentships across the entire range of Birkbeck's arts and humanities research.

The Bonnart Trust Scholarship offers funding for MPhil/PhD research into diversity and belonging or minorities and social justice.

The Faculty of Business and Law offers funding for additional research expenses, such as for attending conferences and travel.

Find out about Birkbeck's Diversity100 PhD studentships, for BAME applicants with Home fee status.

Funded by the ESRC, the UBEL Doctoral Training Partnership offers funding to MPhil/PhD research students in economics at Birkbeck.

Funded by the AHRC, the CHASE consortium offers fully funded doctoral research studentships across the entire range of Birkbeck's arts and humanities research.

The Bonnart Trust Scholarship offers funding for MPhil/PhD research into diversity and belonging or minorities and social justice.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences provides funding to enable current MPhil/PhD students to undertake a range of activities related to their study and research.

Find out about Birkbeck's Diversity100 PhD studentships, for BAME applicants with Home fees status.

This studentship covers full-time Home fees and an annual stipend for postgraduate research students studying History of Art.

This £1,000 scholarship is open to students studying French or French Studies.

The Sasakawa Postgraduate studentships is available to students studying a postgraduate taught or research degree with a focus on Japanese studies.

Funded by the BBSRC, the LIDo Doctoral Training Programme offers funding to MPhil/PhD research students in biology at Birkbeck.

Find out about Birkbeck's Diversity100 PhD studentships, for BAME applicants with Home fees status.

Funded by the ESRC, the UBEL Doctoral Training Partnership offers funding to MPhil/PhD research in health and in psychology at Birkbeck.

Pursue a fully funded PhD programme while working part time as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.

Funded by the MRC, the UCL-Birkbeck Doctoral Training Partnership offers funding to MPhil/PhD research students in biology and psychology at Birkbeck.

Funded by Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) funding, the TREES programme offers funding to MPhil/PhD research students in natural sciences at Birkbeck.

This fund helps students studying the subject areas of earth and planetary sciences with fieldwork or travel to a conference or other academic-related travel costs.

Students studying the subject areas of earth and planetary sciences can apply for up to £500 for non-fieldwork costs.

The Birkbeck Hardship Fund is available to students who experience an unexpected change in circumstances while studying.

We offer all graduates a discount when continuing their studies at Birkbeck.