Description: The object of this scholarship scheme is to establish- as a permanent memorial to the late Guy Clutton Brock, Hero of Zimbabwe and graduate of Magdalene College
- scholarships at postgraduate level in the University of Cambridge for the benefit of students from Zimbabwe. Subject to the availability of funds, we aim to have up to two Clutton-Brock Scholars in residence at any one time.
Eligibility: The Scholarships are open to citizens of Zimbabwe, normally under the age of 35 and normally resident in Zimbabwe, who already have, or expect to obtain before 1 October 2014, a first class or high second class degree or its equivalent from a recognized University. Preference will be given to students wishing to study subjects relevant to the development of Zimbabwe.
How to Apply: by Online
Subject: Various Courses
Level: Pursuing leading to a postgraduate qualification (usually the MPhil degree) and a three-year course of research, leading to the PhD Degree at University of Cambridge in UK.
Provider: Board of Graduate Studies (for admission to the University) and the Cambridge Trusts
For Which Country: UK
For Whom: Scholarships is open for Citizens of Zimbabwe at University of Cambridge in UK.
Number of awards offered: Two scholarships are awarded.
Duration of award(s): A one-year graduate taught course, leading to a postgraduate qualification (usually the MPhil degree) and three-year course of research, leading to the PhD degree.
What does it cover? Each category of scholarship provides:
- the University composition fee (home rate: PhD; overseas rate: MPhil);
- approved College fees
- a maintenance allowance for a single student; and
- a contribution to a return economy airfare.
Notification: Not Known
Deadline: Applicants for admission to the University must complete and return a GRADSAF Application Form to the Board of Graduate Studies; applications must be completed by 3 December 2013.