Beit Trust Masters & PhD Scholarships 2023/2024 for African Students

The Beit Trust is offering a number of Postgraduate scholarships for research and studies abroad to scholars from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia.

Prospective applicants must hold at least a degree of class 2.1, i.e. Merit or Distinction.
Only those applicants who state that they intend to return to work in the relevant country upon completion of the scholarship, and who can, if short-listed, present themselves for interview before a Beit Postgraduate Scholarship Selection Board in Harare, Blantyre or Lusaka at the beginning of December, will be considered.
The selectors favour practical and useful disciplines that are likely to offer a clear benefit to the beneficial area.
Because of their high cost, MBAs and PhDs are very seldom awarded in the UK, but a taught MBA at an established university in South Africa is acceptable.

Fees and costs of tuition and related academic expenses are paid by the Trust direct to the universities.
Payment of a personal allowance, index linked in accordance with guidance from an independent authority covering maintenance support.
Other allowances are paid for arrival, a laptop and printing of a thesis, and return home.
Economy Class air passages are provided by the Trust for the initial journey to the place of study, and for the return at the end of the course.
No allowances are paid for spouses or other family members.

For UK Partner University applications:

Make your application for admission directly to one or more of the Partner Universities listed above, and only to those universities. Please apply via their websites, which will guide you.
Notify the relevant university, as part of your study application, that you will be approaching the Beit Trust for scholarship funding.
As long as the course/s you wish to pursue are available, you may apply to more than one Partner University at a time. Indeed, we recommend you do so, to increase your chances of acceptance, and to broaden the scholarship opportunities available.
Once you have an offer from your chosen Partner University, you should apply as early as possible to The Beit Trust for a scholarship.

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