International Joint PhD Scholarships at King’s College London, UK 2023-24

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Important Points

Listed below are the key points to be noted about International Joint PhD Scholarships at King’s College London, UK 2023-24:

Funding is partial
They take all courses at King’s College London
International students are eligible
All PhD applicants are eligible

Brief Description

For overseas students wishing to apply to joint PhD programs for the academic year 2023–2024, the Centre for Doctoral Studies at King’s College London is offering Joint PhD Scholarships.

The University of Hong Kong, Humboldt University, Berlin, The National University of Singapore, or The University of Sao Paulo are some of the foreign partner universities in the joint PhD program.

Application Deadline

Application deadline March 26, 2023.

Eligible Courses

International Joint PhD Scholarships at King’s College London, UK 2023-24 is a scheme that looks to reward high-achieving internationals, and it is only available for the course below at the respective faculties:

Joint PhD program with other Universities. ( Check scholarship page for full details)

Eligible Countries

Students from the following nationalities are eligible:

All countries

Scholarship Award Benefit

All of the following will be provided by the university:

The King’s College London will pay the full cost of the worldwide PhD program as well as a fellowship stipend of £16,125 to £16,711 each year to the chosen candidates.

Degree Type

International Joint PhD Scholarships at King’s College London, UK 2023-24 is primarily for PhD program program students.

Number of Awards

Not specified

Eligibility Criteria

All applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for the International Joint PhD Scholarships at King’s College London, UK 2023-24:

The candidates must meet the requirements between All participating institutions .
The home institution for applicants must be King’s College London.
Application materials, such as references and the Travel Plan form, which can be found online or obtained through the King’s Admissions office, must be submitted by the funding deadline. Applicants must also have received provisional approval from supervisors at both King’s and the partner university.

Application Procedure

The following procedure remains the only viable route to apply rightfully:

Prior to enrolling in one of the following full-time joint PhD programs, applicants must submit an online admissions application to King’s College London.
HKU-program King’s
Programs from King’s-Humboldt
programs at King’s-NUS
USP-programs King’s
Supporting Documents: All required information and materials, including the Travel Plan form and references, must have been supplied by the student.
Entry requirements: Candidates must fulfill the following requirements:
- Before a formal admissions offer may be issued, King’s College London and the partner university must both approve the application for the joint PhD program. Therefore, it may take longer than it would for a single PhD program.
- Students must spend a minimum of 12 months (for the Humboldt, NUS, and USP collaborations) and 50% of their total time (for the HKU relationship) at the partner institution.
Language prerequisite: Before beginning studies, students must provide proof of their English language proficiency to King’s. See the complete list of English language requirements.