The University of Edinburgh offers a range of scholarships and funding opportunities. Notably, the Darwin Trust Scholarship provides £40,000 per annum for 4 years, requiring a special application with letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and a project proposal. The Versus Arthritis UK offers a £108,000 three-year Ph.D. scholarship. The Edinburgh Global Research Scholarship grants £16,000 per year, requiring a Ph.D. project grant application. For the CDT Biomedical AI program, each selected student receives a scholarship of £15,609 per year for 4 years, covering the entire tuition fee, available to UK, EU, and international students without an additional application.
Other options include the GREAT and Commonwealth scholarships, requiring essay submissions. The university also provides need-based scholarships like the Higgs Scholarship, and course-specific scholarships such as the Dean's Excellence Scholarship, which are highly competitive. Limited funding positions in engineering were noted during the COVID-19 period. The Saltire Scholarship was noted as highly competitive, with only 2 recipients from the university. Additionally, some students received aid of £1,000 spread over two months.







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