Published: 13 Nov 2026 7 views
Fully-funded scholarships for doctoral research projects with a focus on History, Literature or Languages.
Since 2012, The Wolfson Foundation has committed some £13 million to support doctoral studies in the humanities through nine carefully selected universities (including the University of Birmingham). The Foundation’s aim is not only to support some of the most exciting students, but also to make a statement about the value of the humanities. The Foundation believes that high-quality academic research in this field is of critical importance to British society.
The scholarships are awarded in three disciplines that align closely to the Wolfson Foundation’s interests: History, Literature and Languages.
Scholarships are available to students who commence their study at the start of the 2027 academic year. These awards are not available to current Doctoral students.
The scholarships are worth £37,250 each year over three years (or 50% pro-rata over six years for part-time students). The award covers tuition fees, a maintenance stipend, and some research and training costs.
The scholarships are worth £37,250 each year over three years (or 50% pro-rata over six years for part-time students). The award covers
Both Home and International students can apply for the scholarship for doctoral research projects focusing on Languages, Literature or History commencing in the 2027/28 academic year.
Interested and qualified? Go to University of Birmingham on forms.cloud.microsoft to apply
If you have a question, please send an email to the College of Arts and Law at [email protected]
For more information, kindly visit University of Birmingham scholarship webpage.
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