Henry Dryerre Scholarship in Medical or Veterinary Physiology
In 1989, the Royal Society of Edinburgh received the entire estate of the late Mrs Agnes Dryerre, to establish a fund to be used principally to support research in Physiology. The Fund is named after her late husband, Henry Dryerre, who was a Professor of Veterinary Physiology at the Royal (Dick) Veterinary College, Edinburgh. The Henry Dryerre Scholarship is offered every three years to a graduate of a Scottish university holding a degree with first-class honours in medical or veterinary physiology, and is to be held at a Scottish institution.
Non-UK domiciled students are eligible to apply but the scholarship will only cover the cost of fees at the rate applied to UK/EU domiciled students. Further details are available on the Carnegie Trust website.
Eligibility
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Geographical Criteria: |
Scotland; England; Northern Ireland; Wales; EU; International |
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Domicile for fee status: |
Scotland; England; Northern Ireland; Wales; EU; International |
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Level of study: |
Postgraduate Research |
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Year of entry: |
First year |
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Subjects: |
Human or animal Physiology |
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Schools: |
Biology; Psychology & Neuroscience |
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Additional Criteria: |
Non-UK domiciled students are eligible to apply but the scholarship will only cover the cost of fees at the rate applied to UK/EU domiciled students. Further details are available on the Carnegie Trust website. |
What does it cover?
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Duration: |
Maximum of 3 years. In exceptional cases, the scholarship may be awarded for 4 years when a good case is made at the time of applying. |
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Value (per annum): |
Tuition fees (Home fee rate) and stipend of £15,200 per annum, plus up to £600 research-related expenses per annum. If awarded to a St Andrews student liable for the International tuition fee rate, a St Andrews scholarship will cover the balance. |
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Type of Award: |
Tuition and Maintenance |
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No of awards available: |
1 |
How do I apply?
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There is no application form for candidates. Academic staff must nominate chosen candidates for the scholarship by 15 March each year, using the nomination form provided on the Carnegie Trust website. |
When will I hear if my application has been successful?
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Early July 2013 |