SOURCES FOR RESEARCH GRANT

Prepared by Kinjal R. Shah

10EXTPHDP54
Guided by Dr. Tejal Mehta
 Contents of presentation
• Definition
• Objective
• Importance
• Components of research grant proposal
• Types of research grant
• Funding agencies
• Benefits of research grant
• Grant process
• Details on DST
• Brief on International grants
 RESEARCH GRANT OR FUNDING

 It is term generally covering any funding for

scientific research in the areas of both hard science
and technology and social science.
 Total research funding in most developed countries is
between 1.5% -3% of GDP
 USA-2.62% Of GDP
 CHINA-1.43% of GDP
 JAPAN-3.33% of GDP
 OBJECTIVE

 Academic advancement
 Support for new invention
 Up gradation for teaching and sharing knowledge
 Development and exchange of new knowledge and
expertise and thus enhancing nations’s competitive
position globally and quality of life of human
condition can be improved
 IMPORTANCE

 The enactment of orphan drug legislation in some

countries has increased funding available to
develop drugs meant to treat rare condition,
resulting in breakthroughs that previously were
uneconomical to pursue
 Investment in science and engineering research
generates a wide range of benefits from economic
growth to enhancing quality of life
 COMPONENT OF RESEARCH GRANT

Explain following points to the funding agencies

 Why your idea is best fit for this announcement?
 What do you propose?
 How will you accomplish the objective?
 Who will benefit from research?
 Who is on your team?
 How much money is need for the research project?
 When will you start the work on the project?
 Whose premises will you use for the research project?
TYPES OF RESEARCH GRANTS
 RESEARCH GRANTS

 Attending/ Participation of Conference/ Seminar/ Workshop/

Training programs
 Organizing Seminar/ Symposium/ Workshop/ Short term
Training.
 Research Grant for UG/PG/Ph.D
 Research Grant for Postdoctoral studies
 Career Developments schemes
 Publishing Journal, Book, Periodicals
 Minor Research Projects
 Major Research Projects
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 International Travel Grant

 Major Research projects
 Collaborative Research Projects
 Fund for attending Nobel Laureate meeting
 Fund for Social and Family welfare scheme
 MODROBS
 FIST
 Industry Collaboration
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 Fund for Young Scientist

 Fund for Visiting Fellowships
 Fund for Research Associate ships
 Emeritus fellowship
 FUNDING AGENCIES

 Government agencies
 Industries
 Private trust
 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

 Department of biotechnology(DBT)
 Department of science and technology(DST)
 Department of scientific and industrial research(DSIR)
 All India council for technical education(AICTE)
 Council of scientific and industrial research(CSIR)
 University grants commission(UGC)
 Indian council for medical reseach(ICMR)
 Ministry of urban affairs and employment (MUAE)
 Ministry of non conventional energy sources (MNES)
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 Bhabha atomic research centre(BARC)

 Defence research development organization(DRDO)
 Indian society for technical education(ISTE)
 Department of atomic energy(DAE)
 Department of coal(DOC)
 Department of electronics (DOE)
 Department of ocean development (DOD)
 Department of space (DOS)
 Ministry of environment and forests (MEF)
 INDUSTRIES
 Philips
 L.G
 Ranbaxy
 PRIVATE TRUSTS

 Birla trust
 Tata trust
 BENEFITS OF RESEARCH GRANTS

 Beneficial to the individual, institution and industry

ways
 Collaboration projects
 Increase competitions of companies
 Increase scientific knowledge
 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY(DST)

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL-

FAST TRACK SCHEME FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS
 Provides quick research funding to young scientists
below the age of 35 years to undertake independent
research in newly
 emerging and frontier areas of science and
engineering.
 OBJECTIVES
1. To provide quick research support to young
scientists for pursuing exciting and innovative
research ideas.
2. To provide opportunities for interaction and
exchange of ideas with scientific community.
3. To involve young scientists in national S&T
development process.
 ELIGIBILITY
1. The applicant should possess any of the following degrees:-
(a) Ph.D in Basic Science (Life Science, Physical Science, Chemical
Science, Earth & Atmospheric Science, Mathematical Science),
Engineering/Technology, Medicine/Surgery, Pharmacy, Veterinary
Science, Agricultural Science or equivalent.
(b) Masters degree in Engineering/Technology, Medicine/Surgery,
Pharmacy, Veterinary, Agriculture or equivalent.

2. The candidate should be less than 35 years on the date on which the
application is received in DST. However age relaxation of 5 years
would be given to scientists belonging to SC/ST/OBC, Women and
Physically Handicapped category.
 FUNDING
1. The funding is provided up to a maximum of Rs.17.00 lakhs
(excluding overhead charges) for a period not exceeding three years. If
the proposed objectives can be achieved in less than three years, the
budget may be reduced accordingly.

2. Funds are provided for equipments, consumables, travel and

contingency. Additionally, the applicant if not holding a regular
position or not drawing any other fellowship/stipend/salary, can draw
a fellowship amount of Rs.20,000/- per month (all inclusive). The
fellowship amount is taxable. In cases, where the applicant is holding
a regular position, he/she can seek a manpower at junior level (JRF,
Project Assistant, etc.)

3. “Overhead Charges” @ 20% of the project cost will be provided to the

implementing institution over and above the project cost.
 BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS IN CHOSEN
AREAS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY( BOYSCAST

FELLOWSHIP )
 Provides an opportunity for Indian scientists to
pursue research and training in overseas laboratories
up to a period of twelve months
 ELIGIBILITY
(i) Academic Qualifications: Master’s Degree in
Engineering/Technology or equivalent or M.D. in
Medicine or equivalent with research experience or
Ph.D. in Science/Engineering or equivalent.
(ii) Age: Upto 35 years (as on 1st April, 2010). The
applicants belonging to SC/ST/OBC and women
candidates may be allowed relaxation in the age
limit upto 5 years.
(iii) Employment: A regular position in a recognized
S&T institution/university/college
(iv) Areas of work: Area proposed by the candidate
should be in line with the above mentioned chosen
areas.
(v) Place of work: The fellow should be accepted by
a foreign academic/scientific/technological
institution, which is internationally recognized as
an outstanding institution where major work in the
identified area is in progress.
(vi) Young scientists and technologists actively
engaged in research and having established
credibility in the proposed area of work will be
preferred.
(vii) The institute to which the candidate belongs,
should have either already initiated major research
activities in the chosen area or should have
immediate plans to initiate such programmes,
based on the expertise of the individual and
proposed training abroad.
(viii) Candidates who have earlier availed of the
BOYSCAST fellowship will not be eligible for
consideration again for this fellowship.
 FUNDING
1. Fellowship amount of US $ 3000 (or equivalent in other foreign
currency) per month for the period of stay (maximum duration being
twelve months) at the host institute abroad.
2. Cost of air passage in economy class by Air India from the place of
working in India to the place of the overseas host institute and back by
shortest route.
3. One time contingency grant of Rs.15,000/- if the fellowship duration
is upto six months and Rs.20,000/- if the fellowship duration is more
than six months.
4. Fellow will also be permitted to travel within host country to attend
conferences or visit other institutes of interest with the approval of the
Guide at the host institute and as per DST rules. The Fellow will be
entitled to a grant of US $ 600 (or equivalent in other foreign
currency) for fellowship duration upto six months and US $ 1200 (or
equivalent in other foreign currency) for fellowship duration beyond
six months for this purpose.
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SUPPORT SCHEME
 OBJECTIVE and FUNDING
1. To provide financial assistance for presenting a research
paper or chairing a session or delivering a keynote address
in an international scientific event
(conference/seminar/symposium/workshop etc.).
2. In addition, support is also provided to young scientists
(age limit 35 years as on date of conference) for attending
training programmes and short-term
schools/workshops/courses.
3. Full economy class air-fare by shortest route, airport-tax
and visa fees are provided under the scheme.
4. Registration Fee is provided to young scientist in addition
to the above support.
 ELIGIBILITY

1. Applicant should be an active researcher engaged in R&D work.

Senior Scientists (above 35 years of age) working in academic
institutions and research laboratories are eligible to apply only to
international scientific events (conference/ seminar/ symposium/
workshop) which are not sponsored by International Council of
Scientific Unions (ICSU).Young scientists are, however,
considered for support even for ICSU sponsored events .
2. The applicant should have an invitation for presenting a paper or
an invitation to chair a session or an invitation to deliver a keynote
address. Similar invitation is required in the case of young
scientists attending training programmes such as Short term
courses, summer/winter schools, workshop etc.
3. The applicant should not have availed financial assistance from
DST under this Scheme during the last three years.
4. The scientific event should be of an international
character. Invitation of personal nature such as
for carrying out post-doctoral work, informal
training programmes etc. will not be considered.
5. The application should be forwarded through
proper channel and must reach at least two
months prior to the date of the event.
6. Canvassing in any form will disqualify the
applicant from seeking travel and other support
from the department.
 RAMANUJAN FELLOWSHIPS

 instituted by the Government of India.

 The fellowship is meant for brilliant scientists
and engineers from all over the world to take
up scientific research positions in India,
especially those scientists who want to return
to India from abroad.
 The fellowships are scientist-specific and very
selective.
 SCOPE:
All areas of science (in the broadest terms)
will be
 ELIGIBILITY:
1. The fellowship is open to brilliant scientists and engineers from all
over the world who are below the age of 60 years.
2. The applicant should possess a higher degree or equivalent, such as
Ph.D. in Science/Engineering, Masters in Engineering or
Technology/MD in Medicine, etc. and have adequate professional
experience.
3. These Fellowships are very selective and only those who have a
proven/outstanding tract-record as evident from their research
publications and recognitions would be eligible.
4. The candidate has to opt for either this fellowship or his present
position/fellowship, if any.
 DURATION:
The duration of the fellowship will be initially for
five years.
 NATURE OF SUPPORT:
1. The value of the fellowship will be Rs. 75,000/-
per month.
2. Each Fellow will, in addition, receive a
contingency of Rs. 5.00 lakh per annum for
conferences and other expenses.
3. The Ramanujan Fellows will be eligible for
receiving regular research grants through the
extramural funding schemes of various S&T
agencies of the Government of India.
 J C BOSE NATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

 instituted by the Government of India. The fellowship

is meant to recognize active scientists and engineers
for their outstanding performance and contributions.
 The Department of Science & Technology will
administer this scheme.
 The fellowships are scientist-specific and very
selective.
SCOPE:
All areas of science (in the broadest terms) will be
covered by this fellowship.
ELIGIBILITY:
 The fellowship is open to Indian Nationals residing in
India who are below the age of 60 years.
 The applicant should possess a higher degree or
equivalent: namely Ph.D. in Science/Engineering, Masters
in Engineering or Technology/MD in Medicine, etc. and
must have carried out several years of work in the specific
area.
 These Fellowships are meant for those who have a proven
track-record as evident from their research publications
and recognitions.
 The candidate must have a regular position in an
Institute /Organization and should be engaged in research.
If he /she is availing any other fellowship, he/she will have
to opt for only one of the fellowships.
DURATION:
 The duration of the fellowship will be initially for five
years.
NATURE OF SUPPORT:
 The value of the fellowship will be Rs. 25,000 per
month in addition to regular income.
 In addition, each Fellow will receive a contingency of
Rs. 10.00 lakh per annum for conferences and other
expenses.
 The JC Bose National Fellows would be eligible for
regular research grants through the extramural funding
schemes of various S&T agencies of the Government
of India.
 RAMANNA FELLOWSHIPS

 The objective of the Ramanna Fellowship is to offer

continued core financial support to those researchers who
have performed excellently well in their ongoing basic
research projects of SERC (viz. FAST TRACK Scheme
for Yound Scientist, Women Scientists Scheme-S, SERC
Individual Research Projects, Nano Science and
Technology Initiative projects and Swaranjayanti
Fellowship projects).
 For major financial support for their research activities
including major equipment and infrastructure creation,
however, they would continue to go through the other
available schemes of SERC and DST.
 WOMEN SCIENTISTS SCHEME

VARIOUS WOMEN SCHOLARSHIP

 WOS-A-Scholarship for Research in Basic/ Applied
Science
 WOS-B-Scholarship for Research in S&T-based
Societal Programs
 WOS-C -Internship for the Self-Employment
 WOMEN SCIENTISTS SCHEME (WOS-A)

 Technology is aimed to provide opportunities to women

scientists and technologists for pursuing research in basic or
applied sciences in frontier areas of science and
engineering.
 A special provision has been made under this Scheme to
encourage those women scientists who have had breaks in
their careers.
 It will provide a launch pad for them up to the age of 50 years
to return to mainstream science and work as bench-level
scientists in the field of science and technology.
 ELIGIBILITY
1. Persons already in employment need not apply.
2. Women scientists, with a minimum of Post Graduate degree,
equivalent to M.Sc. in Basic or Applied Sciences or B.Tech. or MBBS
or other equivalent professional qualifications, are eligible for this
scheme. Maximum age limit for this category is 35 years at the time of
submission of the application. The amount of fellowship for such
candidates will be Rs. 20,000/- PM.
3. Women scientists having a Ph.D. in Basic or Applied Sciences or
M.Tech. or MD/MS, DM/MCH in Medical Sciences from recognized
Universities can apply up to the age of 50 years. The amount of
fellowship for such candidates will be Rs. 35,000/- PM.
4. Age relaxation of 5 years would be given to candidates belonging to
SC/ST/OBC and physically challenged category. Attested copies of
supporting documents in this regard must be enclosed.
 SUPPORT
1. This scheme will provide a research grant with an
upper limit of Rs. 23 lakh (for Ph.D. or
equivalent) and Rs. 20 lakh (for M.Sc. or
equivalent) for a well-defined R&D project
proposal for a period of three years.
2. This grant will include the fellowship of the
applicant and cost of small equipments,
contingencies, travel, consumables etc.
3. Institutional overhead charges will be extra.
 WOS-B

This scholarship would be made available to the

aspiring women scientists willing to work for the
search, design, adaptation and demonstration of
Science and Technological skills and techniques for
improving the income generating activity and
reducing drudger of weaker sections of our society in
different occupations, capacity building on the
societal programs at the grass root level etc.
 ELIGIBILITY

1. Indian nationals living in India,

2. have break in career after the last degree received. Who are currently
not employed in permanent position
3. Minimum 30 years and Maximum 60 years
4. Ph.D. or masters degree in science or Bachelors/ master‟s degree in
engineering / technology, architecture, medicine / pharmacy /
Veterinary
5. Candidate already having a permanent job or fellowship will not be
considered.
6. Candidates who are already registered for Ph.D are not eligible as this
is not a Ph.D. fellowship.
 SUPPORT
will include a scholarship grant as per the current
norms of WOS- B for a period of two years. Grant
for minor equipments, consumables,
contingencies, travel and over heads will also be
considered if found necessary under the work
plan.
 WOMEN SCIENTIST SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
(WOS-C)THE SCHEME WOMEN

 The scheme aims to train women having qualifications in

science/ engineering / medicine or allied areas in the area of
intellectual property rights (IPR) and their management for a
period of one year.
 Government is interested in retaining the scientific talent of
Indian women seeking scientific pursuits and keen to
encourage women to work from their homes, enabling them to
draw a good balance between professional and domestic
demands.
 OBJECTIVES
1. Empower talented and skilled women who have studied
science, engineering, medicine and allied areas to
contribute effectively in the advancement of science and
technology in the country.
2. Develop a pool of women scientists geared up in creating,
protecting and managing intellectual property in India.
 ELIGIBILITY
• Indian national
• Graduate in technology /Postgraduate/ Doctorate
in science, medicine
• Computer knowledge
• Age till 50years
 SUPPORT
1. Rs. 17,500-PhD & Equivalent
2. Rs. 12,500/-M. Sc & Equivalent
3. Incentive of Rs. 10,000/ to clear Patent Agent
Examination during the training.
 Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired
Research (INSPIRE)
 The strength of the innovation infrastructure
of a nation has enormous significance in the
competition among emerging knowledge
economies.
 The programme sponsored and managed by
the Department of Science & Technology for
attraction of talent to Science
 OBJECTIVES

1. To communicate to the youth of the country the

excitements of creative pursuit of science, attract talent to
the study of science at an early age
2. To build the required critical human resource pool for
strengthening and expanding the Science & Technology
system and R&D base.

INSPIRE has three components:

i. Scheme for Early Attraction of Talent (SEATS)

ii. Scholarship for Higher Education (SHE)
iii. Assured Opportunity for Research Careers (AORC)
 Assured Opportunity for Research Careers

 Two component

1.INSPIRE Fellowship
2.INSPIRE Faculty Scheme
 INSPIRE FELLOWSHIP
 ELIGIBILITY
1. This Fellowship shall be available only for pursuing full-time Ph.D
program in any recognized university / institution in the country.
2. The Junior Research Fellow (JRF) or Senior Research Fellow (SRF)
under this scheme shall be termed as 'INSPIRE Fellow'.
3. The Fellowship shall be tenable for a maximum period of five years or
completion of the Ph.D programme, whichever is earlier.
4. The Fellowship for students who have already been enrolled in Ph.D
program, shall be effected from April 1, 2010 or date of acceptance /
switching over to INSPIRE Fellowship from any other fellowship
currently available with the student
 INSPIRE FACULTY SCHEME
 ELIGIBILITY
1. Indian citizens and people of Indian origin including
NRI/PIO status with PhD (in science,mathematics,
engineering, pharmacy, medicine, and agriculture related
subjects) from and recognized university in the world.
2. Those who have submitted their PhD Theses and are
awaiting award of the degree are also eligible.
3. The upper age limit at the time of awarding the offer
should be 32 years for considering support for a period of
5 years
 SUPPORT
1. Each selected INSPIRE Faculty shall be eligible to receive
a consolidated amount equivalent to the scale of the
Assistant Professor of an IIT as Fellowship amount. In
addition, a Research Grant of Rs 7 lakh per year for 5
years shall also be provided to each successful candidate.
2. The INSPIRE Faculty position is for a maximum period
of 5 (five) year.
3. In case the INSPIRE Faculty finds a permanent position
during the tenure of the position, the Fellowship amount
shall be discontinued from the day the INSPIRE Faculty
joins in permanent position but he/she may continue with
the INSPIRE Faculty Scheme availing Research Grant
portion for the balance period to carry out research at the
new position..
GRANT PROCESS AT GLANCE
RE CEIPT AND REFERRAL
PEER REVIEW
AWARDS
 POST- AWARD MANAGEMENT

 Administrative and fiscal monitoring,

reporting, and compliance.
 INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH GRANTS
 Common weath (UK) Scholarships For Indian Students
 Belgium Scholarships For Indian Students
 Canada Scholarships For Indian Students
 China Scholarships For Indian Students
 Czech Scholarships For Indian Students
 Germany Scholarships For Indian Students
 Greece Scholarships For Indian Students
 Israel Scholarships For Indian Students
 Ireland Scholarships For Indian Students
 Italy Scholarships For Indian Students
 Japan Scholarships For Indian Students
 Mexico Scholarships For Indian Students
 Mongolia Scholarships For Indian Students
 New Zealand Scholarships For Indian Students
 Norway Scholarships For Indian Students
 Portugal Scholarships For Indian Students
 Syria Scholarships For Indian Students
 Agatha Harrison Memorial Fellowships For Indian Students
 COMMON WEALTH FELLOWSHIPS

Level of Study : Clinical Training in case of Medical

field/Post-graduation/Ph.D.

Duration : 1 year in case of Post-graduation/1yr.clinical

Training/3 yrs. In case of Ph..D.

Nominations : 55 (22 are for Ph.D. and 33 for Master's

Programme including one year clinical training in Medical
field )

Notification: Employment News / Leading newspapers :

August/September
 Approved tuition and examination fees.
 A personal maintenance allowance payable monthly.
 A grant for books and apparatus in the first year of study and for a subsequent
full year also; and a grant towards the expenses preparing a thesis of
dissertation,
 A grant for expenses of approved travel within the U.K.
 An initial clothing grant for most scholars on first arrival from tropical
developing countries;
 Scholars for whom fieldwork fares are provided to their home country shall
not be entitled to a mid – term homeward fare;
 For married scholars selected by the Commission for awards exceeding 12
months, a marriage allowance is payable provided that the husband and wife
are residing together at the same address in the United Kingdom.
 Subjects: Science (Pure & Applied)
Mathematics; Molecular Biology; Physics and Chemistry (including
Pharmaceutical/Medicinal Chemistry).
 QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

 The Candidates must have completed tertiary education in English

Medium.
(A) For Master' Degree: One must have completed Bachelor's Degree in
one of the above indicated subject fields securing 55% or above marks in
Humanities and Social Science group and 60% or above marks in
Medicine, Engineering & Technology, Science and Agriculture group.
Candidate should give one page academic justification for pursuing
Master Degree course in U.K.
(B) For Ph.D : Master degree with 55% marks in Humanities and Social
Science group and 60% or above marks in Medicine, Engineering and
Technology, Science and Agriculture group with two years
teaching/research or practical experience after obtaining Post-graduated
degree relating to the opted field of study.
 INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

UNCF-UPS Corporate Scholars Program

Health Professions Education Foundation - Bachelor of Science Nursing Schol

arship (BSN)

DAR - Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarships

Pilot International Foundation Scholarship Programs
The Alice L. Haltom Educational Fund
Freshman Student Scholarships
ACMPE Scholarship Fund Program
USRA Scholarship Funds and Research Prize
Mary Tabacchi Scholarship
 TMS Student Scholarships, Awards, and Competitions
CollegeWeekLive Scholarships
The William B. Ruggles Right to Work Scholarship

The Applegate - Jackson - Parks Future Teacher Schola

rship

National Association of Geoscience Teachers Scholarsh

ips

The Asian Scholarship Foundation

The Scotts Company Scholars Program
American Board of Funeral Service Education National
 Scholarship Program

National Restaurant Association Educational Foundatio

n Scholarships
Paul Beck Memorial Scholarship
The Nebraska Academy of Sciences Scholarships
International Dairy·Deli·Bakery Association Undergrad
uate And Graduate Scholarships

The Charles And Lucille King Family Foundation Underg

raduate Scholarships
The Fred Rogers Memorial Scholarship
 Reading Scholarship Foundation Inc
Windstar Environmental Studies Scholarship Program
HGA and Dendel Scholarships
Coca Cola Scholarship
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Elks National Foundation Scholarship
Hope Scholarship
 Rhodes Scholarship
Target Scholarship
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Apple Scholars Scholarship Program
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program
Collegiate Inventors Competition
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Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Competition
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
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Commonwealth Scholarships And Fellowships Plan
Canada Memorial Foundation Scholarships
 WCC Foundation Scholarships
Kentucky Institute For International Studies Spring Scholars
hip
Daiwa Scholarships
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Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship - NOAA
Intel Science Talent Search
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Intel Research Award Contest for Undergraduate Students
NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program
National Merit Scholarship Corporation - NMSC
Presidential Scholars Program
 Ronald Reagan Future Leaders Program
Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarships
Siemens Westinghouse Competition in Math, Science and
Technology
Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement
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USA Today All-USA Academic Teams
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Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest
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 Davies-Jackson Scholarship
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NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program - GSRP
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Harper Adams University College International Scholarship
s
Bidwells Scholarship
Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council
Douglas Bomford Trust Scholarships
Developing Solutions Undergraduate Scholarships
Developing Solutions Taught Masters Joint Chevening Scho
larship
 Developing Solutions Taught Masters Joint Chevening Scholarship
DFID Shared Scholarship Scheme
Developing Solutions Scholarships for Students from Commonweal
th Countries
Developing Solutions Joint Chevening Scholarships
Agricultural Sciences Postgraduate Scholarships
Sir Walter William Adrian MacGeough Bond Studentship
Armenian Scholarship Foundation
Gibson Postgraduate Scholarships
Harold Barbour Scholarship
Outstanding Achievers Scholarship
Scholarships for Postgraduate Students-Overseas
Jack Wright Memorial Trust - Travel Scholarships
University Of Huddersfield International Scholarships
 SET Student of the Year
Educational and Scientific Trust
Huntley and Palmers Agricultural Research
Studentship
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Kerry Food Scholarship
F C Osmaston Scholarship
Walter Raleigh Scholarship
Martin McLaren Scholarship
Young Horticulturist of the Year Competition