Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants

Carnegie-Morgan Scholarships

University of Edinburgh

School of Biological Sciences

Location
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Funding
Scholarship
Application deadline
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About the project

There are several scholarship opportunities available within the School of Biological Sciences.

Carnegie-Morgan Scholarships

Developed in partnership between the Carnegie Education Fund (CEF) and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), up to three eligible offer holders of the MSc Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants programme will be awarded the Carnegie-Morgan Scholarship in the 2027-2028 academic year. Offer holders of the 1-year full-time programme or both 2-year part-time programme options will be considered.

Research Scholarships

A number of highly competitive research scholarships are available each year to new postgraduate research students.

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This article was published on Monday 29 July 2024

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