Scholarships and Awards

Researcher Scholarships

 Tenovus Scotland, from time to time, invites applications which are issued through the Universities and Medical Schools:

• The Princess Royal Tenovus Scotland Medical Research Scholarship is a national initiative to fund talented PhD medical students for three years of full-time study
• The Moulton-Barrett Research Scholarship is a Grampian region initiative to fund talented PhD medical students for four years of full-time study
•  The Tenovus Scotland Research Scholarship is a cross region initiative to fund talented PhD medical students for three years of full-time study

Please apply to the address below for a Grant Application Form

EH, FK, TDEH, FK, TD	to: Ms E Tait Regional Secretary TENOVUS SCOTLAND - EDINBURGH Email: Enable JavaScript to view protected content. Opening date: 20 January 2025 Closing date: 25 April 2025 Grant amount: Up to £tbd
B, HS, IV, KW, ZE	to: Mr J F S Young, Regional Secretary TENOVUS SCOTLAND - GRAMPIAN HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS Email: Enable JavaScript to view protected content.uk Closing date: to be decided Grant amount: Up to £tbd:
G, DG, KA, ML, PAG, DG, KA, ML, PA	to: Mrs S Ogden Regional Secretary TENOVUS SCOTLAND - STRATHCLYDE Email: Enable JavaScript to view protected content. Closing dates: to be decided   Grant amount: Up to tbd
DD,  KY, PH	to:  Miss Y Gormley Regional Grants Administrator TENOVUS SCOTLAND - TAYSIDE AND NE FIFE Email: Enable JavaScript to view protected content. Closing date: to be decided     Grant amount: Up to £98,000

 

 

Researcher Awards:

• The Sir Robin MacLellan Award is awarded annually for the research final report that is judged to be the most outstanding for the year
• The Sir Roddy MacSween Medal is an annual award limited to pathology intercalated degree students at the University of Glasgow

• The Lady Margaret MacLellan Award is awarded to the best research carried out in Scotland in a nominated field and is made every two years

• The Lady Illingworth Trust Prize Award is awarded periodically to a person or persons who have made an outstanding contribution to the understanding of the disabilities which affect elderly people within the British Isles

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