Find out more about specific funding schemes & scholarships administered by the King's Doctoral College.

These scholarships are available for students applying to joint PhD programmes run in collaboration with the University of Hong Kong, National University of Singapore or the University of Sao Paulo, with King's as their home institution.

The King's Joint PhD Scholarship provides full tuition fees, stipend and an annual research grant.

Find out more about the Joint PhD Programmes available at the National University of Singapore, University of Hong Kong, and University of Sao Paolo by visiting the International Education webpage.

King's College London and the China Scholarship Council (CSC) hold an agreement to jointly fund PhD students to pursue research degrees at King's College London.

As part of the agreement, successful students receive a scholarship that covers the tuition fee, an annual living allowance that includes overseas student health cover, a return airfare to London and visa application fees.

King’s College London and King's Doctoral College offer four studentships to support underrepresented communities within doctoral research in two faculties.

The studentship covers:

• Tuition fees at home level

• An annual stipend (living allowance): at the UKRI rate

• Research costs: up to £1,000 per annum

Eligibility criteria

Applying for PhD, at KCL in the following Faculties:

• Arts & Humanities

• Social Science & Public Policy

Applicants must be UK-permanent residents who are liable for fees at the home rate and identify as one of the following ethnic groups (as identified by the applicant in the admissions application):

• Black British, Black or Black British African, Black or Black British Caribbean, Black or Black British other or Mixed Black.

If you identify as being of Black or Mixed-Black ethnicity, you are warmly invited to apply for one of these scholarships.

For full details please visit the Dr Harold Moody Studentships webpage

Find out more about our doctoral training entities and explore their webpages for details on their funded PhD studentships, including how to apply.