Research Policy

PGR Policy, Strategy & Support

University of Glasgow

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Location
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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About Us

The Postgraduate Research (PGR) Policy Team is part of the Research Services Directorate and works to ensure that postgraduate researchers across the University receive a consistent, high-quality experience. We develop and maintain policies that shape the PGR journey, including the PGR Code of Practice, provide guidance on funding and scholarships, lead quality assurance activities such as PGR surveys and Graduate School Reviews, and work collaboratively across the University to continuously enhance the postgraduate research environment and student experience.

Latest News

TRICAP update: upcoming changes to the approval process

UKRI revised stipend and fee rates for 2026/27

The student-led SGSSS studentship competition 2026/27 is open for applications

PGR Information & Communication Hub (existing PGRs & staff only)

How to apply for a PGR Degree

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