Henry Arthur Hollond LLM Studentship in Law

The Henry Arthur Hollond Studentship in Law is intended for students who wish to undertake the LLM at the University of Cambridge. The studentship is offered by Trinity College and provides comprehensive funding including tuition fees for both home and international students, maintenance costs, student visa expenses, immigration health surcharge, and a research emolument. Partial awards covering a proportion of costs may also be made depending on merit and available funding. If two or more candidates of outstanding merit are presented, preference may be given to candidates specialising in non-commercial areas of law and/or to candidates who are intending to pursue an academic career rather than to practise law. The award also covers the cost of a return ticket from the country of origin to the United Kingdom for overseas students. The studentship is awarded for the duration of the one-year LLM course and is not extendable. Selection is based on academic merit and applicants must apply through the University of Cambridge's admissions application portal. Recipients must be willing to transfer to Trinity College if not already affiliated.