Scholarship details
Jameel Scholarships, UK 2022 is now accepting applications from international and domestic students. Students can pursue PhD and Masters level programs in the fields of Religious and Theological Studies, Islam in Contemporary Britain at Cardiff University with the support of the scholarship. The deadline for applying for the scholarship is June 13, 2022. The Jameel Scholarship scheme at Cardiff University, administered by the Centre for the Study of Islam in the United Kingdom, is now accepting applications. The Islam-UK Centre, which was established in 2005, is dedicated to promoting a better knowledge of Islam and the lives of Muslims in the United Kingdom through high-quality teaching and research initiatives. In the course of its activities, it addresses topics that are critical to the current position of Muslims in the United Kingdom. The Centre offers one-of-a-kind training and research possibilities for those seeking employment in a variety of academic and non-academic fields after completing their studies. The Jameel Scholarships have been established with the assistance of a very generous gift to enable the very best students to come to Cardiff University – those who have the intellect and determination to apply their knowledge for the benefit of Muslim communities in the United Kingdom, as well as to promote better understanding of Islam in wider society.
About the Scholarship:
Cardiff University has consistently been rated as one of the best teaching and research institutions in the United Kingdom by independent government assessments. In addition to its amazing modern facilities and engaging approach to teaching, the University of Wales has a rich history of recent accomplishments, and almost 30,000 students, including nearly 10,000 international students, are enrolled at the Welsh university right now. A wide range of business professions benefit from Cardiff University’s experience in research and research-led teaching, which includes the social sciences, engineering, technology, and a variety of other fields. The University is now ranked 5th in the United Kingdom for the quality of its research, and it is placed 160th in the world according to the QS World Rankings. “The Oxford of Journalism,” according to some, describes the School of Journalism, Media, and Cultural Studies. In the six months following graduation, 95% of Cardiff University graduates find employment or further study, with 78% finding graduate-level employment. Cardiff University is also a member of the famous Russell Group, which is comprised of 24 of the country’s most prominent research universities. A coach transport service from Cardiff and Heathrow airports to your hotel is provided by the International Development department. This program includes five days of events meant to expose students to the city of Cardiff, the University of Cardiff, the surrounding countryside and the rest of the city’s culture. The trip of South Wales is a terrific way for students to meet new people in a casual environment, which is exactly what they were looking for. A variety of international societies are also accessible at Cardiff University, with groups for Asian, Bangladeshi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Nigerian, Pakistani, and Thai students as well as organizations for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Malaysian students. All first-year overseas undergraduate students who attend the university through the usual admissions cycle are guaranteed a room in one of the university’s 5,100 student residence hall rooms. Self-catered flats and students provide the great majority of student homes, which consist of single en-suite study bedrooms. For individuals with a sporting interest, the main accommodation site at Talybont is home to a state-of-the-art sports training village and fitness complex that served as a training base for participants at the London 2012 Olympics. Cardiff University’s campus is around 2 kilometers from the city’s principal train and bus station, with Cardiff International Airport only 17 kilometers away and London little over two hours distant by train. Cardiff is one of the fastest-growing cities in Europe, and it is particularly popular with students, who are lured to the city by its low cost of living, vibrant nightlife, excellent sporting facilities, and rich cultural heritage and heritage. Beginning in the year 1997, it began awarding degrees to deserving students. It amalgamated with the prestigious University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology in 1988 to form the University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology. It was only in 2005 that the university’s formal name, Cardiff University, was established, giving it the authority to confer degrees on its own. It is the third-oldest university in Wales, and it consists of 26 academic schools that are divided into three colleges: the College of Physical Sciences and Engineering, the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, and the College of Biomedical and Life Sciences. It is the third-oldest university in Wales, and it is the third-oldest in the United Kingdom. The Cardiff building, located in Cathays Park, serves as the administrative hub, while the Bute building is home to the Cardiff School of Media, Journalism, and Cultural Studies, as well as the Welsh School of Architecture and Design. The Cardiff School of Planning, Geography, and Social Sciences is housed at the Glamorgan Building on Cardiff University’s campus. The University of Wales’ Health Park Campus, which was established in the University Hospital of Wales, is home to a number of its academic facilities. The Cardiff University of Medicine and the School of Healthcare are both located here, as is the Cardiff Medical School. According to the results of the HESA survey conducted in the academic year 2018-19, the institution has a total enrollment of more than 33,190 students, of which 23,960 are undergraduate students and 9,230 are postgraduate students from more than 100 countries. Furthermore, there are 8,620 overseas students. According to the Universities’ employment statistics, approximately 95.7 percent of graduates are employed or continue their education shortly after completing their undergraduate degree. Around 160,000 alumni from 180 nations are acknowledged throughout the world as having graduated from the university. These alumni have made their marks in a variety of professions and organizations, including Barham Salih, the former Prime Minister of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, and Richard Tait, the Governor of the British Broadcasting Corporation.
Scholarship Sponsor(s): Cardiff University
Scholarship Country: United Kingdom
Scholarship Worth: £18,896
Study Level: PhD, Masters
Nationality: International Students
Scholarship Offer:
- There are a limited number of scholarships available for study on the MA in Islam in Contemporary Britain (MA) degree. These scholarships cover the entirety of your UK tuition fees as well as a £15,896 annual stipend and £1,000 towards your research expenses.
- Among the benefits of the three-year PhD fellowship are full tuition fees for the Religious & Theological Studies program in the United Kingdom, a £15,896 annual stipend, and £2,500 per year for research expenses.
Eligibility for Scholarship.
Scholarships for Master’s Degrees
Four MA scholarships are available for the academic year 2022/2023, with the first one awarded in the fall of 2022. Students enrolled in the MA program in Islam in Contemporary Britain (MA) are eligible to apply for one of these scholarships. Part-Time students will be able to apply for the scholarship starting in 2022/2023. Stipend and research allowance will be distributed over two years for individuals who choose to pursue a Part-Time degree in the program.
Scholarship for a Ph.D.
- In order to be considered for this position, excellent UK resident applicants with a First Class or high Upper Second-Class Honours Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree are encouraged to apply.
- Research suggestions on issues that are clearly aligned with the research interests and skills of the Islam-UK Centre’s experts are being solicited for consideration. Proposals must exhibit remarkable academic merit, promise, and relevance to Muslims living in the United Kingdom in order to be considered.
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Nationality
The Cardiff University Jameel Scholarships, UK 2022 is open to all International Students
Application Procedure
- Prior to June 13, 2022, submit an online application directly to the institution, indicating your preference for a Ph.D. in Religious and Theological Studies or an MA in Islam in Contemporary Britain.
- Complete the Jameel Scholarship Application Form below by June 13, 2022, if you desire to be considered for the scholarship as well as for the fellowship.
- Please keep in mind that in order to be considered for the scholarships, you will be required to submit both a direct application to the university and a Jameel Scholarship Application.
Application Deadline
The application deadline for Cardiff University Jameel Scholarships, UK 2022 Is 13 Jun 2022
