We are fully funding 42 PhD students across eight of the UK’s leading universities.
This investment is designed to foster innovation among the world’s brightest minds, providing the financial support needed for postgraduates to push the boundaries within their chosen field of study.
Scholarships are administered by relevant departments within each selected university.
"Investing in the next generation of STEM talent is a natural fit for G-Research. The work these students do will shape our field, and we’re proud to help them take on big challenges."
We’re proud to support some of the UK’s leading academic institutions.
Every year, G-Research runs a number of different PhD prizes in Maths and Data Science at universities in the UK, Europe and beyond.
Each prize is worth up to £10,000 and is open to final or penultimate year PhD students at specific universities, working across areas including (but not limited to):
Every month, we give away a number of grants worth up to £2,000 each to PhD students and PostDocs who need support for elements of research life that aren’t typically funded elsewhere, such as travel expenses and childcare. Since 2021 we have helped more than 100 students in their studies.
If you’re studying a STEM-based subject and are looking for funding to support your research, get in touch!
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