Clara Collet Departmental Scholarship 2026

The Clara Collet Departmental Scholarship 2026  is an opportunity provided by the University College London (UCL) Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences to PhD scholars. This scholarship aims to support the education of students by providing the full fee and a tax free stipend for 4 years.  

Source: ucl.ac.uk

The University College London (UCL) Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences is offering this opportunity.

To be eligible, an applicant must:-

• be UK and EU/Overseas PhD students
• already have secured a Master’s degree or first pursue a Master’s within the department followed by a 3 year PhD programme

The selected scholars shall receive a scholarship that covers the full fees and a tax-free stipend of £21,870 (₹25,56,806 approx.).

Eligible candidates can apply for the scholarship through the following steps:-
Step 1: Click on the 'Apply Now' button below. 
Step 2: Click on the 'Register' button and fill in the required registration details (Note:- If already registered, log in using Gmail/Mobile number/Email ID).
Step 3: While applying for the course of their choice in the department, students must clearly mention their interest in the Clara Collet awards to be considered for them post admission.

The scholars are selected based on their academic merit and research potential.

Application Deadline: 05 December 2025

Question: Who is offering this scholarship opportunity?
Answer: The University College London (UCL) Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences is offering this opportunity. 

Question: Who can apply for this scholarship?
Answer: PhD scholars are eligible for this scholarship. 

Question: What are the benefits of this scholarship?
Answer: The scholarship shall offer full-fees and a tax-free stipend of £21,870 (₹25,56,806 approx.).  

Question: What is the last date to apply for this scholarship?
Answer: The application for this scholarship is 05 December 2025.

• This scholarship includes a teaching requirement in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years for a total of 180 hours per annum.
• In 1 year, students have to contribute 110 hours to teaching.