The University of Glasgow partners with the Martingale Foundation to offer a new scholarship programme for postgraduate students. The partnership supports talented students from low-socioeconomic backgrounds who want to study mathematics and related research areas.
The scholarship programme provides fully funded master’s and PhD opportunities at the University of Glasgow’s School of Mathematics and Statistics. It covers tuition fees, research expenses, and a tax-free stipend. Selected students also receive application support, professional development, leadership training, and access to a research community.
The programme aims to reduce financial barriers for students who want to pursue postgraduate research. Applications for the next Martingale scholarship cycle open in August for courses starting at partner universities in 2027. Students interested in mathematics, AI, and research-focused programmes should check eligibility and application details carefully.
Key highlights:
- University of Glasgow partners with Martingale Foundation.
- The scholarship supports low-income postgraduate students.
- Fully funded master’s and PhD scholarships are available.
- The programme covers tuition fees and research expenses.
- Applications open in August for the next scholarship cycle.
Students should visit the official University of Glasgow website to check scholarship eligibility, application dates, and programme details.