RS/SCI Studentships

The RS/SCI Studentship scheme, which was set up with the legacy left to SCI and the Royal Society (RS) by former SCI life member Sydney Andrew, provides funding for two RS Fellows, giving them the opportunity to enlist a student to support their project.

To fulfil the research element, SCI is delighted to have partnered with the Royal Society to fund PhD studentships, which complement the existing Royal Society Industry Fellowship Scheme.

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Award History

Former SCI life member, Sydney Andrew FRS, left a legacy to SCI to support academic research into 'neglected science' (areas of science that, although of importance in agriculture and the chemical industry, receive scant attention from academic research) and for the founding of the Andrew Medal Lecture on the same theme.

Applications

Industry Fellowship applicants can include a request for a PhD student in support of their research. SCI currently funds a maximum of one PhD studentship for a successful Fellowship applicant per year, working in an appropriate research area.

Eligibility Criteria

    Background
    • PhD studentships to support Industry Fellowship applicants
    Career Stage
    • Early-career
    • PhD students
    Areas
    • Diverse research areas of Industry Fellowship applicants

Timetable

Applications open TBC
Applications close TBC

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