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There are a range of different funding sources available to apply for. These include doctoral training pathways and University-funded scholarships.

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University of bristol scholarships, doctoral training centre studentships, self-funded study, employer sponsorship.

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Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships

For 2024 entry, we are offering 80 scholarships to outstanding postgraduate research candidates. These are equivalent to a Research Council provision, offering full fees and a stipend to cover living costs each year. Applications are open for programmes beginning in 2024. To learn more, visit our scholarships' page .

Bristol PhD Scholarships for Black Heritage applicants

As part of our commitment to an inclusive and representative student community, we are offering specific PhD scholarships for applicants of Black heritage starting their programme in 2024. These are fully funded scholarships covering fees and an annual living cost at Research Council rates, which is currently £18,322 for full-time study. The information page provides application details and faculty deadlines.

Opportunity Bristol: Research Master's funding

Opportunity Bristol provides financial support to UK students from Black backgrounds to undertake a research-related master's degree. The scholarship scheme supports students in the transition from undergraduate to PhD-level study and aims to place students in a better position to pursue a career in research by supporting their studies at m aster's level. Students receive a non-repayable grant for tuition fees and a stipend to cover their living costs, for programmes beginning in 2024 this is £18,622.

Find out more about Opportunity Bristol

We currently have 29 funded Doctoral Training Centres offering excellent funded postgraduate research opportunities and a wide range of skills training. Funded studentships on these programmes enable study as part of a cohort of researchers and usually cover fees and living costs. PhD students within these cohorts gain a broad range of skills and knowledge that can be applied across a wide variety of careers within and outside of academia.

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If you intend to fund yourself, you might be considering studying part-time in order to work alongside your research to help cover your living costs. Find out more about the cost of living in Bristol and part-time working.

Doctoral loans

For self-funded postgraduate research students, the UK Government has announced new doctoral loans of up to £25,000 over the duration of a postgraduate research programme. UK nationals who are ordinarily resident in England, aged 59 or under, who are not already receiving funding via a UK Research Council, are eligible.

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It might be possible for your employer or company to support your studies, particularly if the research is valuable to professional development and your employer. Securing sponsorship can give you financial support while your employer could benefit from the research you undertake and the skills you bring back to the company.

Your prospective school can support opportunities within this category, so please get in touch with them before applying.

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In addition to the above opportunities, external institutions also offer funding sources. Use the student funding search tool to explore current options. You can filter for postgraduate research funders by selecting 'postgraduate research' under 'study level'.

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Bristol University is offering 400 fully funded postgraduate scholarships:Apply Now

Posted by admin | Feb 14, 2022 | Education , PhD , Scholarships | 0 |

The new £4.2m annual investment – totalling £16.8m over the next four years – opens up Bristol’s world-leading research to a global audience and helps shape the next generation of postgraduate researchers.

Bristol University Think Big Scholarships 2022 in UK (Funded)

The University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships will be available across the University’s six Faculties and 25 Schools, creating a breadth of new and diverse research.

Scholars will receive a stipend and have their tuition fees covered as they break new ground on topics as varied as climate change, medical engineering and atmospheric chemistry.

Prospective postgraduate research students can apply for funding towards tuition fees and living costs

They are offering 100 new fully funded postgraduate research scholarships for the 2022/23 academic year.

All of our academic faculties have research scholarship opportunities.

How to apply

Find out about postgraduate research study options, eligibility and how to apply on their webpages:

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Life Sciences

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Social Sciences and Law

Further details

A further 300 scholarships will be made available for future academic years. Information will be available soon.

Students about to undertake postgraduate research study should read the University’s Regulations and Code of Practice for Research Degree Programmes . This includes the policy for maternity, paternity and adoption leave and the policy for medical absence

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University of bristol announces 400 new phd scholarships.

The University of Bristol has announced it will create 400 new postgraduate scholarships. The new £4.2m annual investment – totalling £16.8m over the next four years – opens up Bristol’s world-leading research to a global audience and will help to shape the next generation of postgraduate researchers …

The University of Bristol’s new postgraduate research scholarships will be available across the university’s six faculties and 25 schools, creating a breadth of new and diverse research. Scholars will receive a stipend and have their tuition fees covered as they break new ground on topics as varied as climate change, medical engineering and atmospheric chemistry.

Bristol postgraduates have recently discovered how city gardens create an important supply of energy-rich nectar and how the biggest dinosaurs evolved from their smaller ancestors. Meanwhile, Science Creates, founded by former Bristol postgraduate researcher Dr Harry Destecroix, has opened its second specialised incubator in Bristol.

Says Professor Hugh Brady (pictured below), Vice-Chancellor and President at the University of Bristol: ‘Postgraduate researchers not only push the boundaries of their fields, but also build the world of tomorrow. They are responsible for world-changing ideas and technologies that we may all one day rely on. Many also go on to teach the next generation of students and researchers. This is a huge moment for the future of academic research.’

Professor Robert Bickers, Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor for Postgraduate Research, adds: ‘The story of research at the university across its history to date has very much been shaped by its postgraduate researchers. They shape the university itself, and their impact across the international research landscape, and throughout societies and around the world has been profound. We face many challenges globally as we look forward to the post-pandemic world, and these new researchers trained here will be at the forefront in tackling these. I am delighted to see this increased investment for postgraduate research that will build on, and expand, Bristol’s tradition.’

From barefoot student to Bristol scholar

When Bongai Munguni came to the University of Bristol on a scholarship in 2019 it was the first time she had left Africa, but it was just one of many long journeys she had taken for her education . Bongai walked barefoot for eight hours every day to go to primary school and did her homework by the light of fires in her Mozambique village. She studied for secondary education in the evenings and small hours, rising early each morning to work on a tea plantation.

The University of Bristol has announced it will create 400 new postgraduate scholarships

‘I am so happy that Bristol has announced these scholarships,’ she says. ‘Learning at an institute where the textbooks you are using are written by your professors is truly amazing. At Bristol you don’t just study at one of the world’s top universities but you also have links with other top universities all around the world.’

When Bongai graduates in two years she hopes to become a professor – perhaps via post-doc work at Harvard or Oxford – as well as a social entrepreneur.

Find out more

Follow this link to learn more about the University of Bristol’s new PhD scholarships.

In addition, the university offers a range of scholarships for all levels of study.

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GREAT Scholarships at the University of Bristol

The University of Bristol is offering GREAT Scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year, each worth £13,000 .

Scholarships are available for students from:

The scholarships are available for all full-time postgraduate taught master's programmes.

The university is also offering scholarships for master’s programmes related to justice and law , for the following countries:

Why Bristol?

'With over 28% of our student population being international students from over 150 countries, the University of Bristol has one of the largest and most vibrant international communities in the UK. Founded in 1900, the University of Bristol is a Russell Group institution and is consistently listed as a top 20 university in the UK league tables. The University of Bristol is ranked 55 in the QS World University Rankings 2024, cementing its position as a global top 100 university.'

Apply for a GREAT Scholarship at the University of Bristol

To find out more about the GREAT Scholarships on offer and to apply, visit the University of Bristol's website. The deadline for applications is 29 April 2024.

GREAT Scholarships

GREAT Scholarships are scholarships to UK universities across a variety of subjects, for students from 15 countries. Applications for 2024-25 are open.

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GREAT Scholarships for justice and law are for students who want to study law at a UK university for a one-year postgraduate course.

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Investigation into inflammatory drivers in congenital heart disease

Supervisors: Francesca Bartoli-Leonard (primary supervisor), Massimo Caputo School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Congenital heart disease, inflammation, molecular biology, paediatrics, immune cells, cardiology

Development of a care pathway for dislocation after total hip replacement

Supervisors: Dr Vikki Wylde (primary supervisor), Dr Andrew Moore School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Hip replacement, dislocation, intervention development, qualitative, survey

U-RHYTHM: developing a novel technology for the investigation of tissue-level thyroid and sex hormone dynamics in humans

Supervisors: Professor Stafford Lightman (primary supervisor), Professor Wuge Briscoe School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Biorhythms, Automated sampling, Hormone:plastic interfaces, Sex hormones, Thyroid hormone

How does parental education increase risk to ADHD in the offspring?

Supervisors: Dr Evie Stergiakouli (primary supervisor), Prof Laura Howe School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: ADHD, neurodevelopment, genetic epidemiology, education, causal analysis

Exploring Parkinson’s disease subtypes using data driven approaches applied to prospective cohorts

Supervisors: Prof. Yoav Ben-Shlomo (primary supervisor), Dr. Michael Lawton School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Parkinson’s disease, cluster analysis, prognostic cohorts, data science

Cost-effectiveness and acceptability of interventions for children on the Edge of Care: mixed methods study

Supervisors: Professor John Macleod (primary supervisor), Professor Geraldine Macdonald School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Childhood Adversity, Children's Social Care, Health Inequality, Mixed Methods,

Physical activity in adolescents: Understanding patterns of behaviour to design a new intervention approach

Supervisors: Russ Jago (primary supervisor), Dr Ruth Salway School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Physical Activity, Older adolescents, Young People, Intervention Development, Epidemiology, Review, Co-production, qualitative

Developing synergistic strategies by combining bactericidal nanotopography with biophysical stimulation to combat biomaterials associated infections

Supervisors: Prof Bo Su (primary supervisor), Dr Angela Nobbs School/department: Bristol Dental School Keywords: bactericidal, nanotopography, biophysical stimulation, electric current, antimicrobial, biocompatible

Quantifying prognosis in the current era of antiretroviral therapy among persons with HIV in Europe and North America across different HIV acquisition route groups

Supervisors: Dr Suzanne Ingle (primary supervisor), Dr Adam Trickey School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: HIV, epidemiology, statistics, mortality, prognosis, risk group, demographics, infectious disease, acquisition, bloodborne virus

Identifying DNA methylation signatures of prostate cancer progression and mortality among patients with clinically confirmed, localised disease at baseline in a large prospective clinical trial

Supervisors: Dr. Paul yousefi (primary supervisor), Professor. Richard Martin School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Epigenetics, DNA methylation, Prostate, Cancer, Oncology, EWAS, Machine Learning, Prediction, PSA, RCT

Network meta-analysis of diagnostic test accuracy

Supervisors: Dr Hayley Jones (primary supervisor), Prof Nicky Welton School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Evidence synthesis, Bayesian statistics, health technology assessment, statistical methods

Investigating the interactions of incretin hormone mimetics with hypothalamo-neurohypophysial system arginine vasopressin and oxytocin release

Supervisors: Professor David Murphy (primary supervisor), Dr Thomas Richardson School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Diabetes, Obesity, Vasopressin, Oxytocin, Glucagon like peptide 1 (GLP-1), Gastric inhibitory polypeptide (GIP), Liraglutide, Tirzepatide, Proteomics, Genome-wide association study (GWAS).

Using supermarket loyalty cards data for cancer risk factor prediction

Supervisors: Prof Richard Martin (primary supervisor), Dr Anya Skatova School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Cancer; Risk Factors; Lifestyle Exposures; Novel Data; Data Science

Understanding the beneficial role of Faecalibacterium prauznitzii in avian gut health

Supervisors: Professor Paul Wigley (primary supervisor), Dr Laura Peachey School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Faecalibacterium prauznitzii, chicken, salmonella, microbiome, gut health, probiotic, prebiotic, inflammation

Optimising access, acceptability and efficiency of psychosocial care for survivors of domestic violence

Supervisors: Professor Gene Feder (primary supervisor), Nicky Welton School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: domestic violence, psychological interventions, network meta-analysis, social media, CSEW

The role of diet, nutrition, and adiposity in colorectal cancer development

Supervisors: Dr Emma Vincent (primary supervisor), Dr James Yarmolinsky School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Colorectal cancer, adiposity, obesity, mendelian randomization, diet, nutrition, metabolism, intervention study

Risk of veterinary diclofenac and other veterinary pharmaceuticals to South American avian scavengers

Supervisors: Dr Nicola Rooney (primary supervisor), Dr Irene Bueno School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: bird of prey, conservation, NSAID, Argentina, scavenger, risk assessment, diclofenac

Antimicrobial resistance dynamics and antimicrobial use in wildlife rehabilitation facilities in the United Kingdom

Supervisors: Dr Fernando Sanchez-Vizcaino Buendia (primary supervisor), Dr Irene Bueno School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: wildlife, antimicrobial resistance, One Health, E. coli, epidemiology

In utero exposure to SARS-CoV-2 and adverse health outcomes amongst infants: enriching and utilizing a national, linked electronic health record resource

Supervisors: Christy Burden (primary supervisor), Dr Rachel Denholm School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: COVID-19, pregnancy, electronic health records, in utero exposure, infants, data linkage, methods development, health data science

Establishing a choroid plexus organoid model for studying perinatal brain injury in preterm infants

Supervisors: Oscar Cordero Llana (primary supervisor), Professor James Uney School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: iPSC, stem cells, brain organoids, neurodevelopment, intraventricular haemorrhage, neurogenesis, choroid plexus, regenerative medicine, drug screening

A genetic atlas of human molecular phenotypes for causal modelling of disease

Supervisors: Dr Gibran Hemani (primary supervisor), Professor Zoltan Kutalik School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Genetics, statistics, computational biology, causal inference, Mendelian randomisation, epigenetics, gene expression, proteomics, regulation

Can cognitive tests be used to predict effectiveness of detection dogs used in human health, conservation and security contexts

Supervisors: Michel Mendl (primary supervisor), Nicola Rooney School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: detection dog, behaviour, sensitivity, specificity, cognitive bias, human health, conservation, environment, welfare

A novel strategy to combat Group B Streptococcus neonatal disease by targeting interkingdom interactions with fungus Candida albicans

Supervisors: Dr Angela Nobbs (primary supervisor), Dr Steve Burston School/department: Bristol Dental School Keywords: Group B Streptococcus, Candida albicans, polymicrobial biofilm, colonisation, host-pathogen interactions, microbial adhesins, molecular microbiology, synthetic biology

Respiratory and anaesthetic characterisation, animal well-being, and refinement of advanced cardiovascular research models in large animal

Supervisors: Raimondo Ascione (primary supervisor), Vito Domenico Bruno School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Respiratory, anaesthesia, 3Rs principles, preclinical models, animal well-being

Tissue-engineering constructs suitable for reconstructive cardiac surgery in patients with congenital heart defect

Supervisors: Dr Mohamed Ghorbel (primary supervisor), Professor Massimo Caputo School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: None

Protein structure-function analyses of proteins essential for intracellular survival of tick-borne bacteria

Supervisors: Dr Ian Cadby (primary supervisor), Prof Linda Wooldridge School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: microbiology, structural biology, ticks, vector-borne disease, infection, pathogenesis, molecular

The cost of highly hazardous pesticide self-poisoning in India

Supervisors: Dr Duleeka Knipe (primary supervisor), Dr Sabina Sanghera School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Global Health; Suicide; Self-harm; Pesticide; Health economics; Epidemiology; Public Health; Mental Health; India;

Machine learning for tracing pathogens in the food chain

Supervisors: Prof Kristen Reyher - acting as main supervisor for Dr. Bayliss (primary supervisor), Dr Sion Bayliss School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Genomics, Microbiology, Machine Learning, Public Heath, Food Security, Deep Learning

Establishing an effective 3D cell culture model for the study of infectious respiratory diseases

Supervisors: Dr.Tristan Cogan (primary supervisor), Dr..Benedetta Amato School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Ruminant, 3D cell culture, infectious disease, staminal cell

Rational microbial-based interventions against bacterial enteric diseases in young livestock.

Supervisors: Dr. Benedetta Amato (primary supervisor), Prof. Mick Bailey School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Infection and immunity, microbiome, probiotics, animal health

Understanding barriers and facilitators of dietary and lifestyle interventions to reduce side effects of treatment and improve outcomes in South Asian men with prostate cancer

Supervisors: Professor Athene Lane (primary supervisor), Professor Richard Martin School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Prostate cancer, oncology, prostate cancer treatment, diet, lifestyle, patient experience, qualitative research, mixed methods research

Pandemic Potential of Avian Influenza in the UK: Modelling Cross-Species Transmission and Spillover to Humans

Supervisors: Ellen Brooks-Pollock (primary supervisor), Mick Bailey School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Avian Influenza, Pandemic, Infectious Disease Modelling, Outbreaks, Immuno-epidemiology

Vascular endothelial glycocalyx dysfunction as a therapeutic target in sepsis-associated acute kidney injury

Supervisors: Prof Simon Satchell (primary supervisor), Dr Raina Ramnath School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Glycocalyx, syndecans, endothelial cells, microvasculature, MMP9, sepsis-associated acute kidney injury

An investigation into the performance of screening and diagnostic variables to predict 15-year prostate cancer mortality informing diagnostic and treatment strategies.

Supervisors: Dr Emma Turner (primary supervisor), Prof Richard Martin School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Prostate Cancer, Screening, Prostate Cancer Mortality, Treatment Strategies, Diagnostic Strategies, Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA), Gleason

Tackling falls and fracture in Parkinson’s

Supervisors: Dr Mícheál Ó Breasail (primary supervisor), Dr Emily Henderson School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Parkinson’s disease, falls, fracture, bone densitometry, body composition, nutrition, ageing, DXA, pQCT

Can transcranial ultrasound be used to change the course of neurodegenerative disease?

Supervisors: Dr Daniel Whitcomb (primary supervisor), Dr Kevin Kemp School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Neuroscience, molecular, neurodegeneration, Alzheimer’s disease, synapse, neuromodulation, ultrasound, cognitive enhancement, synaptic plasticity, biophysics

Epigenetic control of transcription factor regulation of adult neurogenesis in the dentate gyrus

Supervisors: Professor Hans Reul (primary supervisor), Dr Oscar Cordero Llana School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Adult neurogenesis, dentate gyrus, transcription factor, epigenetics, hippocampus, CREB, mineralocorticoid receptor, RFX3, iPSC, primary cultures

Deciphering the relationship between early life gut microbiomes and the risk of post weaning diarrhoea in piglets

Supervisors: Professor Mick Bailey (Senior supervisor for Dr Laura Peachey) (primary supervisor), Dr Laura Peachey School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: microbiomes, pig production, food security, antimicrobial resistance, animal welfare

Co-prescribing of medications associated with dependence, withdrawal effects and poly-drug overdose: a mixed methods study within general practice in the UK.

Supervisors: Jennifer Scott (primary supervisor), Maria Theresa Redaniel School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: co-prescribing, opioids, overdose, dependence, withdrawal, general practice, opioid stewardship

Exploring the relationship between eating behaviour, carbohydrate counting and risk of disordered eating in patients with Type 1 diabetes mellitus.

Supervisors: Elanor Hinton (primary supervisor), Dr Rosie Anderson School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: T1DM, eating, carbohydrate counting, eating disorders, restrained eating, memory, portion size, food reward responsivity, patient voice, paediatric

Artificial Intelligence to monitor changes in social behaviour for the early detection of disease in dairy cattle

Supervisors: Prof Andrew Dowsey (primary supervisor), Dr Suzanne Held School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Climate Change, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Data Science, Animal Welfare, Animal Behaviour, Environmental Sustainability, Livestock

Mapping of antigens targeted by the SARS-CoV-2 T-cell response to inform future vaccine design

Supervisors: Professor Linda Wooldridge (primary supervisor), Dr Laura Rivino School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, variants, VOCs, immune escape, T-cell immunity, T-cell epitopes, vaccination, vaccine candidates, natural immunity

Using routine programmatic data to estimate trends in HIV incidence and evaluate the impact of interventions for achieving HIV elimination among people who inject drugs

Supervisors: Peter Vickerman (primary supervisor), Adelina Artenie School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: HIV, key populations, incidence, epidemic dynamics, people who inject drugs

Realising the potential of data games to keep humans in the loop for the analysis of large and complex data sets in population health sciences

Supervisors: Dr Oliver Davis (primary supervisor), Dr Louise Millard School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: Data visualisation, data science, population health, data games, human-in-the-loop, big data

A comparative, mixed-methods study of the delivery of case-based learning in the Bristol Medical and Veterinary Schools

Supervisors: Dr Emma Love (primary supervisor), Dr Steve Jennings School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Case-based learning, curriculum review, implementation, qualitative, quantitative, student-staff experience

A clinical study of the impact of seizures and epilepsy surgery on pattern separation memory that combines computational modeling, histopathology, and behavioural analyses.

Supervisors: Professor Kathreena Kurian (primary supervisor), Associate Professor Denize Atan School/department: Bristol Medical School - Translational Health Sciences Keywords: Pattern separation, Memory, Epilepsy, Hippocampus, Dentate Gyrus, Neuropathology, Computational modeling, Mossy cells, Ageing

Propensity to play as a measure of welfare in dairy cows

Supervisors: Dr Suzanne Held (primary supervisor), Dr Ben Lecorps School/department: Bristol Veterinary School Keywords: Playfulness, dairy cattle, reward sensitivity, welfare

Predicting efficacy and safety of drugs using genetic and population data

Supervisors: Prof Tom Gaunt (primary supervisor), Dr Venexia Walker School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: drug targets, genetic epidemiology, population health, UK Biobank, genetics, Mendelian randomization

The analysis of bounded continuous outcomes in Randomised Controlled Trials

Supervisors: Dr Nicholas Turner (primary supervisor), Professor Chris Metcalfe School/department: Bristol Medical School - Population Health Sciences Keywords: medical statistics, RCTs, simulation study, statistical best practice, bounded outcomes

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Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships 2024

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The University of Bristol, in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts, is delighted to offer a range of PhD Scholarships to individuals showcasing outstanding research potential. These scholarships are available for up to four years for full-time students or eight years for part-time students, contingent upon satisfactory progress in their research projects.

The Faculty of Arts proudly presents five distinct scholarships to cater to a variety of passions and backgrounds:

Research Scholarship
Research Scholarship for UK-domiciled, Home Fee Status Applicants of Black and Mixed-Black Heritage
Co-tutelle Scholarship with Macquarie University, Australia
Co-tutelle Scholarship with Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès, France
Research Scholarship in Association with University of Cape Town, South Africa

Financial Support

Full-time PhD Scholarships cover tuition fees and provide a maintenance grant (stipend) in line with UKRI fees. The stipend rates for 2024-25 are a minimum of £18,622 for four years (full-time) or eight years pro rata (part-time), depending on satisfactory progress. Additionally, each student receives £2000 per annum for associated research costs. Please note that this funding is exclusively for new students starting in September 2024.

Type of Scholarship

1. Research Scholarship: Aligned with Bristol’s research challenge areas focusing on Social Justice, Culture and Creativity, or Climate and Environment.

2. Research Scholarship for UK-domiciled, Home Fee Status Applicants of Black and Mixed-Black Heritage: Open to proposals across various study areas within the Faculty of Arts.

3. Co-tutelle Scholarship with Macquarie University, Australia: A unique global opportunity to split your PhD studies between Bristol and Macquarie, fostering international collaboration.

4. Co-tutelle Scholarship with Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès: Applicants can apply for a University of Bristol PGR Scholarship, emphasizing research alignment with Bristol’s challenge areas.

5. Research Scholarship in Association with University of Cape Town, South Africa: Fostering research collaboration between the University of Bristol and the University of Cape Town.

Eligibility

To be eligible for any of these scholarships, candidates must meet standard admissions requirements, demonstrate promise for doctoral study, and have received an offer of study.

How to Apply?

Applications open on September 28, 2023, and close on January 15, 2024, at 5 pm. Ensure you submit both your PhD application and scholarship application form by the deadline to be considered.

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University of Bristol International Fully-funded PhD Scholarships in UK

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Applicants are invited to apply for a fully-funded PhD Scholarships opportunity in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law offered by the University of Bristol.

This is a golden opportunity accessible for domestic and international students who wish to undertake the PhD degree program in the UK . The award is open for the academic session 2022-2023.

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Eligibility Criteria

Eligible Countries: Applications are accepted from around the world
Eligible Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law
Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must have masters degree from a recognized university

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The University of Bristol is offering a number of fully-funded scholarships to successful candidates for PhD study.

How to Apply: Students are required to take admission in the PhD degree programme at the university.
Supporting Documents: You must upload all the required documents such as two academic references, an English language certificate, full CV and transcripts. No additional documents for the award would be asked by the university, but there is a possibility of asking at the time of admission.
Admission Requirements: For taking admission, applicants need to check all entry requirements of the university.
Language Requirement: If you are non-native English students, you need to achieve a certain level of English to qualify for a place on your chosen course.

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Description for University of Bristol Fully-funded PhD Scholarship:

University of Bristol Fully-funded PhD Scholarships is open for . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of taught at University of West England Bristol . The deadline of the scholarship is .

The Faculty of Science is pleased to offer 90 University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships to UK, EU and international applicants showing exceptional research potential for 2017-2018.

The aim of the scholarship is to enable and encourage academically able students from any nationality.

The University of Bristol is a red brick research university located in Bristol, United Kingdom. It received its royal charter in 1909, and its predecessor institution, University College, Bristol, had been in existence since 1876.

Interested applicants should contact the school appropriate to their discipline for information concerning application deadlines and, in some cases, designated eligible research areas.

Scholarships are available for pursuing postgraduate research program at University of Bristol.
Scholarships are offered in diverse fields within the Faculty of Science to help students in upgrading their education.
These PhD Scholarships include full tuition fees, full stipend at the UK Research Council rate (£14,296 in 2016/17) and, in conjunction with the host School, a contribution to research costs at the UK Research Council level appropriate to the discipline.

Scholarship can be taken in the UK

Eligibility Criteria: UK, EU and international scholarships are awarded by schools in the Faculty of Science. Interested applicants should contact the school appropriate to their discipline for information concerning application deadlines and, in some cases, designated eligible research areas.

Eligible Nationalities: UK, EU and international applicants can apply for these scholarships.

Entrance Requirement: Applicants must have their previous degree.

Test Requirement: No

English Language Requirements: Applicants from outside the home country will often need to meet specific English language/other language requirements in order to be able to study there.

Application Procedure: Applicants who wish to be considered for a scholarship should submit their postgraduate online application by the appropriate deadline to ensure they receive full consideration. You should tick the appropriate box in the ‘funding’ section of the online application form; there is also a free text box where you can enter additional information if required.

Online Application

Deadline: The application deadline is 31 December 2016.

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Degree Level for University of Bristol Fully-funded PhD Scholarship:

University of Bristol Fully-funded PhD Scholarships is available to undertake PhD level programs at University of West England Bristol.

Available Subjects for University of Bristol Fully-funded PhD Scholarship:

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

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Bristol University Think Big Scholarships

Last updated: 12 Dec 2023 | CURRENLTLY CLOSED

Deadline: 26 Feb/29 April 2024 (annual) Study in: UK Course starts September 2024

Brief description:

Bristol University is investing £500,000 to help the brightest and best international students come to the University of Bristol. Think Big Undergraduate scholarships and Think Big Postgraduate scholarships are available for courses starting in 2024.

Host Institution(s):

University of Bristol, United Kingdom

Field of study:

Any full-time Undergraduate programme (except Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science) or any one-year, full-time Postgraduate programme or one of the eligible two-year programmes – Social Work (MSc) and Law (MA) offered at the University

Target group:

International students

Scholarship value/inclusions:

Scholarship awards for undergraduate international students are valued at £6,500 and £13,000 per year and can only be used towards the cost of tuition fees.

Scholarship awards for postgraduate international students are valued at £6,500, £13,000 and £26,000 per year and can only be used towards the cost of tuition fees.

Applicants may also be eligible to receive a £3,000 living cost bursary during their first year of study.

Eligibility:

You can apply for a Think Big Scholarship if you:

• are classed as an overseas student for fee purposes AND
• have applied to start any full-time Undergraduate programme, excluding Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science or any one-year, full-time Postgraduate programme or one of the eligible two-year programmes – MSc Social Work and MA Law, at the University of Bristol in September 2024.

Application instructions:

Applications are currently closed.

You can submit an application for the Think Big Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarship using the International Scholarships online application form.

The deadline for undergraduate scholarships is 26 February 2024, 10 am (UK time). The deadline for postgraduate scholarships is 29 April 2024, 10 am (UK time) .

It is important to visit the official website (link found below) to access the application form and for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official Scholarship Website (Postgraduate): http://www.bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/awards/think-big-undergraduate/

Official Scholarship Website (Postgraduate): http://www.bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/awards/think-big-postgraduate/

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University of Bristol Black Heritage PhD Scholarships 2024

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We welcome applications for full scholarships to postgraduate research programmes starting in 2024.

As part of our commitment to the Black community, the University of Bristol has launched a number of postgraduate research scholarships exclusively for students of Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.

Our commitment to inclusion

These scholarships aim to address under-representation in postgraduate research. This supports our work to improve representation across all levels of study and academia, and is aligned with the aims of our Black Bristol Scholarships Programme.

We have a wide range of support networks, student societies and community groups for students of Black heritage. These include our Be More Empowered for Success PGR Programme which aims to influence positive change across the themes of access, belonging and empowerment.

This year, we are taking part in the Women’s Higher Education Network 100 Black Women Professors NOW Pipeline Programme (WHEN) , which aims to propel the careers of Black PhD students who identify as women of Black heritage, through coaching, development, networking and mentoring. WHEN also work with senior leadership to deliver systemic change.?We are looking to continue to enhance this support as we continue to strive to make our student communities more inclusive.

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Application Deadline February 27, 2024
This scholarship covers four years of full-time study, and we also welcome applications for part-time study. Please check the faculty pages in the table below for full details.
The scholarship provides the same level of funding as the major Research Councils, which include full fee funding and a stipend to cover living costs. The stipend changes each year in line with national recommendations . For 2023-24 this is £18,622 annually for full-time study.
Tuition fees and research costs are fully supported by the studentship, as well as an allowance for paid sick leave and parental leave, in addition to 5 weeks of paid leave each year.
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You must be a postgraduate research student from Black heritage for 2024/25 entry.
These are available within the faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Law, and Life Sciences, and are open to UK-domiciled, home fee applicants of Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black or mixed Black heritage .

Detailed information about how to apply can be found through the faculty webpages below.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact the academic lead for your prospective faculty.

If you have any further queries on life as a postgraduate researcher at Bristol, or any issues with your application, please contact Alice Ferns at the Bristol Doctoral College. Please feel free to contact us, however small your question.

For more details visit: University of Bristol website .

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The University of Bristol courses are designed to equip you with all the high-in-demand skills you need to thrive in your career. Located in Bristol, England, this prestigious institute is renowned for its high standards of education and excellent faculty. Keep reading if you are planning to pursue a program at the University of Bristol. In this blog, we will talk about its top programs, fees, ranking, acceptance rate, and eligibility. So, let’s begin the topic without any further ado.

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Established in 1876, the University of Bristol fosters a world-class learning environment. Here, academic excellence thrives alongside an independent and forward-thinking spirit.

Choose from over 500 undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, all taught in English. You’ll learn in cutting-edge facilities from leading academics, pushing the boundaries of knowledge.

As a proud member of the prestigious Russell Group, Bristol sits at the forefront of global research. In fact, THE analysis of REF 2021 ranked Bristol among the top five UK institutions for research, with a staggering 94% of our research classified as “world-leading” or “internationally excellent.” Committed to a sustainable future, Bristol was the first UK university to declare a climate emergency. This dedication is reflected in our ambitious green strategy and ongoing environmental research initiatives.

University of Bristol Courses- Fees and Course Duration

The University of Bristol courses are offered in a diverse range of fields at bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD levels. We have provided below the popular courses offered at the institute along with their tuition fees and duration.

Here are the top bachelor’s courses offered at the University of Bristol:

Here are the popular master’s programs provided by the institute:

Here are the top PhD degrees offered at the university:

Also Read: University of Nottingham Courses: Fees, Masters, PG

Are you excited to submit your application for the University of Bristol courses? If so, make sure you meet its eligibility requirements. Here are the admission requirements you need to meet to secure your enrolment:

If you are applying for a bachelor’s degree, make sure you have completed your class 12th. In case you wish to enrol in a master’s program, you must hold an undergraduate degree.
Here are the English language test scores accepted at the university:

Here are the documents you need to submit:

Visa Decision Letter
Accommodation Details
Printed Email Showing your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies Number
Bank Statements (this is only required if you are studying for less than six months)
Copy of Passport
Essay(s) for Acceptance
Certificate of English Proficiency
Certificate of Graduation
Academic Transcript
Personal Statement
Reference Letters
References or Letter(s) of Recommendation for Acceptance

Also Read: Strathclyde University Courses: Rankings, Admissions and Fees

Here is the application process for the students who want to pursue their further education from University of Bristol:

1. Find Your Program:

Explore the graduate, postgraduate or PhD online prospectus to find your desired program.
Review the admissions statement for details on entry requirements, the application process, and required supporting documents.

2. Start Your Application:

Navigate to the program’s prospectus page and click “Apply Now,” or head directly to the online application portal.
New applicants will need to create an account. Returning applicants can log in using existing credentials.
You can save your application and resume it later.
Ensure your details match your official documents (passport, etc.).
Use a valid email address accessible beyond the academic year for communication.
Avoid including agent email addresses to ensure direct communication with you.

3. Complete the Application:

The online form consists of several sections, viewable on the left side of your screen.
Review the admissions statement for details on required supporting documents.
Upload references in the “Referees” section if you already have them. Otherwise, provide their email addresses for the university to request references online.
Documents must be in the correct format, unlocked, and free of macros.

4. Review and Check:

Carefully review each application section.
Ensure all questions are answered and all required documents are uploaded as specified in the program’s admissions statement.

5. Submission and Follow-up:

An application fee might be applicable, as noted on the application’s first page and funding section. Pay this fee for submission or explore application fee waiver options if eligible.
By submitting your application, you agree that the University of Bristol will consider the provided information for admission decisions.
You will receive a confirmation email and a link to your applicant portal for tracking application progress (allow up to 2 business days).

Now that you are aware of the University of Bristol courses offered, it’s time to see what are some key dates for studying here. See the table below to learn about the important dates regarding admission.

The University of Bristol consistently ranks at the top every year, proving its academic eminence. Its outstanding performance is due to its world-class courses and excellent teaching staff. See below the university’s rankings as per several global frameworks.

The acceptance rate of the University of Bristo is 67-68%, making it a bit easy institute to get into. If you duly approach the application process and meet the eligibility criteria, you can secure your admission to this prestigious institute. Once you have selected a program from the list of top-notch University of Bristol courses, look for its eligibility requirements and prepare accordingly.

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The University of Edinburgh is a well-renowned Public university located in Edinburgh- the capital city of Scotland. It is one of the oldest universities in the UK. Edinburgh University is offering a Great opportunity for those who can not afford to Travel. Apply for the University of Edinburgh Global Online Learning Masters Scholarships for the academic year 2024-25 . The University of Edinburgh will offer 20 master scholarships for the eligible distance learning Masters programs offered by the University.

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GE Aerospace expands Next Engineers program for Cincinnati youth

First cohort of cincinnati high-schoolers graduate, earn college scholarships.

GE Aerospace Foundation announced an additional $20 million investment in Next Engineers, a global college- and career-readiness program working to increase the diversity of young people in engineering.

A portion of this additional investment will benefit the Cincinnati location of Next Engineers , extending the program through 2028. The University of Cincinnati serves as the educational partner for local Cincinnati programming.

The Next Engineers: Engineering Academy, a three-year engineering education program for high-schoolers, graduated its first cohort of students last week. Students who complete the program and go on to pursue an engineering degree at an institution of higher education will receive a scholarship.

Nigel Adjei-Mensah (center, in green jacket) is one of 45 Cincinnati-area students who completed the Engineering Academy. He plans to study engineering at UC, with support from the Next Engineers scholarship. He is pictured with leadership from UC and GE Aerospace at the May 2, 2024, public announcement of the launch of the GE Aerospace Foundation. Photo/GE Aerospace

Nigel Adjei-Mensah, a Princeton High School senior, is one of 45 Cincinnati-area students who completed the Engineering Academy, which engages students in design challenges in small groups, career coaching, and college-readiness workshops to equip them with the skills they need to build an engineering career. Like some of his fellow Engineering Academy classmates, Adjei-Mensah plans to attend the University of Cincinnati.

“The Next Engineers scholarship I will receive for completing the program will help facilitate my path to pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering ,” Adjei-Mensah said. “The immersive design challenges that we go through during Engineering Academy and also the career coaching that we receive from GE Aerospace employees has opened my eyes to a whole new world of engineering.”

Through this program, students can gain an understanding of what it's like to study engineering in college and the impact they can make working as an engineer – solving the big challenges of tomorrow.

Whitney Gaskins, Associate Dean of UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science, shared the impact Next Engineers has on local youth and their families. She spoke with Germain Hunter, Chief Diversity Officer, GE Aerospace, at the announcement of GE Aerospace Foundation and its added investment in Next Engineers. Photo/GE Aerospace

“Through the Next Engineers program, we are not just shaping young minds, but empowering them to shape the future of engineering,” said Whitney Gaskins, PhD, Associate Dean of the University of Cincinnati’s College of Engineering and Applied Science . “These graduates exemplify the dedication and potential of our youth, and I have no doubt they will continue to inspire and innovate as they embark on their engineering journeys.”

Engineering Academy students learn to solve problems through engineering while working on small-team projects, including building mousetrap-powered cars and designing water filtration systems. Exploring college campuses and interacting with working engineers helps them to imagine themselves as college students and future engineers. The program also instills essential skills including teamwork, communication and public speaking.

The first cohort of graduating Next Engineers: Engineering Academy students celebrated with their families at the University of Cincinnati. UC is the educational partner for the local iteration of the GE Aerospace Foundation program. Photo/GE Aerospace

“These students have committed three years and more than 200 hours to learning about engineering concepts, designing prototypes and solving complex problems,” said GE Aerospace Chairman and CEO H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. “These graduates carry with them the legacy of Next Engineers as they continue on in their educational journey.”

In the fall of 2021, the GE Foundation established Next Engineers in four cities around the world, including Cincinnati. The newly launched GE Aerospace Foundation picks up the mantle to invest further in this successful program.

The Next Engineers program offers three programs to engage students and spark interest in engineering: Engineering Camp for students ages 14-15, Engineering Discovery for students ages 13-14, and Engineering Academy for students ages 15-18. Thus far, more than 4,000 local students have participated in the Cincinnati programs. For more information, visit nextengineers.org .

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As a political sociologist, she studies democracy, social movements, and civic life. Sadie is engaged in departmental service to build a more collaborative community within academia. She is also the co-founder of the Qualitative Methods Workshop and the graduate student coordinator for the Wisconsin Center for Ethnographic Research (WISCER). In this space, she runs writing groups, hosts professionalization workshops, and was the lead organizer for the 2022 Chicago Ethnography Conference. She is also on the mentoring committee for incoming graduate students in sociology and serves as a mentor for numerous graduate and undergraduate students throughout the university.

Sadie is also a community-engaged scholar. She is a 2023-24 Mellon Public Humanities Fellow, where she works with the League of Women Voters in Dane County to build a civic education curriculum to make politics more accessible to all Wisconsin residents. She is also working with two undergraduate students to create a workshop on the relationship between art and activism with high school students involved in Leaders Igniting Transformation in Milwaukee. This work will culminate in a community gallery night where students can share their vision for a more just school system with parents, neighbors, principals, school board members, and district administrators.

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She graduated from Eagle Rock High School in Los Angeles with a perfect 4.0 GPA in 2020 and headed off to the nearby university to study zoology.

“The professors weren't very welcoming,” Crockett remembered. “They didn't seem to care about the students that much. They cared more about their own research and graduate students."

Discouraged, she returned home to Los Angeles with serious doubts about her college education. Her father told her about Oregon State University's Ecampus program, where students can earn their degrees almost entirely online.

"Everything was a million times better when I enrolled in Ecampus," she said. "I stuck with it and really loved it. At Oregon State, a lot of professors are more welcoming to their students. They respond to emails quickly, and they're willing to work with you. They want you to do well in their classes."

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Some lectures were delivered from the cabooses of trains, organized through local train depots. Other early distance learning programs brought business and manufacturing classes to Portland and the Oregon Coast.

In the 1980s, Oregon State students took liberal arts classes through video presentations and corresponded with professors through phone calls and traditional mail.

Internet technology created the modern Ecampus program in 2002. OSU's Ecampus bachelor's degree programs were ranked in the Top 10 in the nation this year by U.S. News & World Report for the 10th straight year.

Crockett is an enthusiastic supporter of the Ecampus concept.

"It made my life a lot easier," she said. "I was also able to learn about what I love, about zoology. It was really a great solution for me. Oregon State professors are encouraging, especially if you're struggling. They're willing to give you extensions on assignments and things like that to make sure you still do well in the class."

Ecampus enabled Crockett to work and pursue internships while studying remotely. Classes are individualized, with weekly assignment deadlines.

"However, you don't have to log in at a certain hour for class," she said. "There's a flexible schedule."

Professors post videos, readings and lectures. Yet there are still group projects. For example, as she finishes her senior year, Crockett is working in a group studying the intelligence of crows and other corvid species.

"There's still interaction with your classmates and still communication with your professors," she said. "You're just not meeting them face-to-face."

Students have opportunities to meet their professors and classmates in person. Crockett said she made friends while working last summer at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport.

She took two classes at the center -- one on birds and one on ecosystems. "They were lab-based classes, so we did a lot of field work," said Crockett. "It was a cool experience because they treated us as scientists rather than students. We had a lot of freedom in the classes."

"OSU opened my mind to other career paths."

Crockett’s passion for animals began in childhood, growing up near the Los Angeles Zoo. In 10th grade she became a student volunteer, undergoing a two-month course on all the species. Her role involved educating zoo guests about conservation.

While the experience gave Crockett the opportunity to work with animals, there were other benefits.

"I grew up having a lot of stage fright and a fear of public speaking," she said. "Volunteering at the zoo helped me get out of my shell. I was speaking about what I love. I'm very interested in conservation and getting people involved."

Crockett was already somewhat accustomed to distance learning when she started the Ecampus program. The pandemic hit during the second semester of her senior year at Eagle Rock High School.

"We had all the senior activities of first semester, and we were excited about prom, graduation and all that," she remembered. "Then came March. Everything shut down. We had a virtual graduation and didn't get a prom or anything like that. It was an upsetting year, but we made it through."

Emerging from the pandemic into in-person college was just not for her, Crockett said. Ecampus enabled her to shine.

"I enjoyed a lot of my classes," she said. "I'm taking an animal behavior class right now. That's one of the main topics I'm interested in. I took another class on general ecology. That's not something I'm generally interested in, but I really enjoyed the class."

Such pleasant surprises came several times, Crockett said. "There were some classes I didn't think I'd like but I ended up loving. It pushed me to expand my horizons in zoology and different parts of it. It's not just animal behavior. There's ecology, there's conservation, there's field work and conducting research."

As a result, she changed her perspective on what she may want to do next.

"I went into college thinking I want to work in a zoo, I want to be a zookeeper," Crockett said. "Now I think I might want to do some field research. I kind of want to work in conservation. OSU opened my mind to other career paths."

A woman stands on a log outside wearing a tank top and shorts.

Samantha Crockett explores Oregon.

Looking to the future

Crockett currently volunteers at the California Wildlife Center in Calabasas. "We're a rescue, rehabilitation and release facility," she said. "We work hands-on with a lot of birds like early native Californian species."

While she works with birds, she works with squirrels and possums as well. "We also have seals and sea lions," she added. "We're the only rehab facility available to go out and rescue seals and sea lions. It's a great atmosphere to work in. Not a lot of places allow you to have close, personal contact with the animals as a volunteer."

After she receives her degree, Crockett plans to send resumes to the California Wildlife Center and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. She is also eyeing Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park in Florida and employers in Oregon and Hawaii.

"I definitely want to work in some form of conservation," she said.

Graduate school may also be in her future, but for now, she wants to gain work experience.

Her Ecampus experience at Oregon State opened her eyes to a world of possibilities, she added.

"I'm young. I don't want to rush myself."

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