The Foulkes Foundation
Grants for post-doctoral scientists taking medicine, PhD or equivalent, with intention to contribute to medical research.
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You may be eligible to apply for a grant of up to £750 if you are studying at a UK medical school, paying fees of no more than £9,535 and in immediate financial hardship. Please email info@bmacharities.org.uk to find out more.
Below is a list of alternative funding sources for graduate medical students:
Grants for post-doctoral scientists taking medicine, PhD or equivalent, with intention to contribute to medical research.
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Only helps with second degrees where first degree was at least a 2:1. Grants up to £2,500; students must usually be under 35 years old.
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All medical students domiciled in England, Scotland or Wales should be eligible for statutory funding (which includes the means-tested bursary) in their fifth and, if required, sixth years.
There are bursaries available for students on Graduate Entry Medicine courses in each of the devolved nations. Please contact the appropriate authority to check your eligibility.
See also:
https://www.thescholarshiphub.org.uk/
https://rmbf.org/medical-students/
You may find that there are small charities local to your home address which might help. References books listing these should be available in your nearest public library.
Requests for FUNDING FOR MEDICAL ELECTIVES to:
The Gilchrist Educational Trust
Tel: 01743 383047
www.gilchristgrants.org.uk
https://www.rsm.ac.uk/prizes-a...
This website has a list of grants and bursaries with the proviso that they have not checked the details of each one - https://www.worktheworld.co.uk/grants-and-bursaries