About
Churchill College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge, founded as a national and Commonwealth memorial to Sir Winston Churchill. Located on a 42-acre campus, the college is a hub of academic and social life, featuring extensive accommodation, a gym, theatre, music centre, sports fields, and the largest dining hall in Cambridge. The college aims to help students, staff, and Fellows thrive and realise their potential, offering undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes alongside research facilities including the Churchill Archives Centre, which holds a world-leading collection of 20th Century history.
Funding Opportunities
Churchill College Studentship in Applied Mathematics in Tribute to G.I. Taylor (2026/27)
The Churchill College Studentship in Applied Mathematics in tribute to G.I. Taylor is offered to support PhD study as a member of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge. The award is offered for full-time PhD study as a member of Churchill College and provides comprehensive financial support for doctoral research. The studentship covers a three-year period and includes full funding for University Composition Fees at the Home rate along with living and maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. Recipients are required to provide an annual written report demonstrating their progress, and the duration of funding may be subject to satisfactory academic performance. This prestigious award honors the legacy of G.I. Taylor, a renowned physicist and mathematician, and is made possible through the generous support of donors and the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
Churchill College Steve Churchhouse Doctoral Studentship
The Churchill College Steve Churchhouse Doctoral Studentship is offered to support PhD study in the School of Technology with a preference for Computer Science. The award is offered for full-time PhD study as a member of Churchill College, University of Cambridge. It provides a full studentship for three years covering the University Composition Fee for students paying the Home rate and living/maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. Recipients of the award are required to provide an annual written report. The studentship is supported by a donation from Dr Steve Churchhouse and by Trinity College. Priority may be given to applicants selecting Churchill as their first preference college in their application.
Churchill College History and Philosophy of Science Studentship (2026/27)
The Churchill College History and Philosophy of Science Doctoral Studentship is offered to support PhD study as a member of the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at Churchill College, University of Cambridge. The award is offered for full-time PhD study and provides a full studentship for three years covering the University Composition Fee for a student paying the Home rate and living/maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. The studentship is supported by Churchill College and the Department of History and Philosophy of Science. The duration of funding may be subject to satisfactory performance. Priority may be given to applicants selecting Churchill as their first preference college in their application.
Churchill College Gulbenkian-Yuval Cambridge Trust Studentship
The Churchill College Gulbenkian Yuval Cambridge Trust Doctoral Studentship is offered to support PhD study in any Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences subject with a preference for candidates for study in Politics and International Studies or in History. The award is offered for full-time PhD study as a member of Churchill College at the University of Cambridge. It provides a full studentship for three years covering the University Composition Fee for a student paying the Overseas rate and living/maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. The studentship is supported by donations from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and former Gulbenkian Scholar Gideon Yuval. The award is provided in collaboration with the Cambridge Trust and selection will be made jointly by the College and the Trust. The duration of funding may be subject to satisfactory performance.
Churchill College Frank Hahn Vice Chancellor's Doctoral Studentship
The Churchill College Frank Hahn Vice-Chancellor's Doctoral Studentship is offered to support PhD study as a member of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge. The award provides a full studentship for three years covering the University Composition Fee for students paying the Home rate and living/maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. The studentship was established by donations from alumni to the College and by a bequest from the estate of Frank and Dorothy Hahn. The award is provided in collaboration with the Cambridge Trust and selection will be made jointly by the College and the Trust. This is a prestigious opportunity for doctoral candidates to pursue full-time PhD study as a member of Churchill College, one of Cambridge's constituent colleges. The duration of funding may be subject to satisfactory performance throughout the program.
Churchill College Bill Brown Engineering Studentship
The Churchill College Bill Brown Engineering Doctoral Studentship is offered to support PhD study as a member of the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. The award is offered for full-time PhD study as a member of Churchill College and provides a full studentship for three years covering the University Composition Fee for a student paying the Home rate and living/maintenance costs at the prevailing UKRI rate. The studentship is supported by funds from the Bill Brown 1989 Charitable Trust. The award is open to applicants selecting Churchill as their first preference college in their application, and priority may be given to those intending to undertake interdisciplinary research. The duration of funding may be subject to satisfactory performance.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 6
- Active Now
- 6
- Source Domain
- chu.cam.ac.uk
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