School of Informatics

Funding is available at both the PhD and Masters level.

A number of research scholarships are available each year to new postgraduate research students within the School of Informatics.

 

Up to ten full scholarships are available each year for each of our Centres for Doctoral Training. 

The University will offer PhD scholarships for students starting their PhD research at the University in the 2025-2026 academic session.

The John Fisher High Performance Computing (HPC) Masters Scholarship aims to support the development of the HPC workforce by providing the best students funding for a Masters in HPC or HPC with Data Science.

The online Introduction to High Performance Computing scholarship aims to support professional development in the HPC space by making this introductory course more accessible. The recipients are expected to continue their studies up to the level of postgraduate certificate or higher.

The EPCC online Dissertation Scholarships aim to support the dissertation stage of the online MSc in HPC and HPC with Data Science programmes. We hope receiving the help to cover the course fees will reduce the financial burden and help the students to fully engage with their dissertation projects.

The Canon Medical Europe Women in Informatics Scholarship will fund four UK domiciled students who identify as female and who have been accepted on a postgraduate programme at the School of Informatics.