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The Anglo-Danish Society Scholarships

Scholarships for UK graduates to study in Denmark and Danish graduates to study in the UK at postgraduate level.
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Award details

    • Award type
      External
    • Award value
      Dependent on personal circumstances
    • Application deadline
      Closed
    • Study level
      Postgraduate
    • Qualification level
      Masters, Research Masters, Doctorate
    • Campus
      Birmingham (Edgbaston)
      Birmingham (Selly Oak)
      Birmingham (The Exchange)
      Online
      Stratford-upon-Avon

The Anglo-Danish Society was founded 100 years ago to further relations between our two nations and is at the centre of the Anglo-Danish community, providing a wide-ranging annual programme of news and events that celebrates both cultures and appeals to a wide group of people who are interested in Anglo-Danish matters. Its membership is concentrated in London and the South East but it has members in Denmark, the rest of Europe and around the globe. It collaborates with other Danish organisations, and the main Anglo-Nordic groups, on events of mutual interest.

The Society has supported education since 1959 and their investment in the youth of our two countries continues today with its charitable Scholarship Programme that provides financial support to British and Danish postgraduate students with scholarships worth £3,500 each. This funding support makes a real difference to the Scholars by enabling research and facilitating a broader educational experience beyond a curriculum.

Alongside the general Anglo-Danish Society Scholarships, which are open to any subject area, the Society also administrates the additional award below. The scholarship application form on the Anglo-Danish Society's website is used for all scholarships.

Ove Arup Foundation Award

The Anglo-Danish society administers together with the Ove Arup Foundation a special scholarship. This is awarded for study at postgraduate level in subjects relating to the “Built Environment” and is for the fixed amount of £2,500. In addition it offers the successful applicant contact with the Ove Arup Foundation and the Foundation’s commitment to support and publicise any publication made as a result of the scholarship. For this reason candidates who can demonstrate that their research is likely to result in publication will be favoured.

Who can apply?

DANISH GRADUATES

With a first degree from a Danish university/higher education institution (HEI) who are undertaking postgraduate studies/research at a university/HEI in the United Kingdom

or

BRITISH GRADUATES

With a first degree from a university/HEI in the United Kingdom who are undertaking postgraduate studies/research at a university/HEI in Denmark.
Applicants should either have embarked on postgraduate courses / research leading to a higher degree, or be assured of being able to do so in the academic year indicated above.

There are no restrictions as to the subject of study other than as specified for the following two special scholarships:

Please observe the closing date of 1st March 2025 for the submission of applications even though the final confirmation of a place is pending or expected shortly after that date.

For the William Charnley Anglo-Danish Scholarship only, the closing date is 30 June 2025. Selection for this award will be carried out by Hughes Hall, Cambridge.

Further information can be found on The Anglo-Danish Society website.

Open to students with the following nationalities: Denmark, United Kingdom

Open to students living in (domiciled) in the following countries: Denmark, United Kingdom

How to Apply

For details on how to apply and to complete the scholarship application form, please visit the The Anglo-Danish Society website.

Ask a Question

If you have any questions, please email the Anglo-Danish Society by using the below button. You can find more information on the Anglo-Danish Society's webpage.