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Are there scholarships available for PhD studies in the UK?

18 Jun 2026 · Answered by Shairal Pathak · 1 min read
Shairal Pathak
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Yes, there are many scholarships for PhD studies in the UK, including university and research council funding. With your strong academic background and interest in Human Resource Management, I recommend researching scholarships for international students in your field and reaching out to UK universities or potential supervisors for PhD funding opportunities.

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Yes, there are several scholarships available for PhD programs in the UK for international students.

- UKRI Studentships: Cover full tuition and a living stipend. Around 30% are open to international students, including those from India. Subject to change.
- Commonwealth PhD Scholarships: Funded by the UK government for students from India and other eligible countries. Cover tuition, airfare, and a monthly stipend. Must be registered at an Indian university when the scholarship starts. Subject to change.
- University-specific scholarships: Many UK universities offer fully funded PhD scholarships for international students, including tuition and stipends. Availability and criteria vary by university and department.
- Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships: Cover tuition, maintenance, and research costs for up to 48 months. Subject to change.
- Inlaks Shivdasani Scholarships: Available to Indian students for full-time PhD programs at top UK universities, covering tuition, living expenses, and travel. Subject to change.

Eligibility, coverage, and deadlines vary for each scholarship and are subject to change. For tailored guidance and to explore the best fit for your profile, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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