The Barclay Memorial Fund
Founded in 1983 in memory of William Barclay, minister and theologian in Glasgow. Offered to a suitably qualified graduate student of Theology,from a university outwith the United Kingdom, who proposes to pursue full-time study or research in the University of Glasgow in a subject falling within Theology and Religious Studies. The scholar will reside in Glasgow and work under the supervision of a member of the academic staff in Theology and Religious Studies.
Maximum available (to be paid as fee waiver): £5,000
Bogles of Gilmorehill Bursary
Available to a student who has been accepted on an undergraduate or postgraduate course of study in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Glasgow.
Maximum available (to be paid as fee waiver): £1,800
Gilhagie Cook & MacFarlan Bursary
Available to a student who has been accepted on an undergraduate or postgraduate course of study in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Glasgow.
Maximum available (to be paid as fee waiver): £1,485
Mosspark Scholarship
Available to students “from low income and developing countries,” to support their study of theology, usually at graduate level.
Maximum available (paid as a fee waiver): £1,500
Mullo Weir Travel Bursary
To enable students of Theology and Religious Studies whose academic studies are specifically related to the languages, history, archaeology, literature or cultures of the Middle Eastto travel to the Middle Eastwith a view to advancing their studies.
Maximum available: £1,250
Johnson and Findlater Bursaries
Available to a student who has been accepted on an undergraduate or postgraduate course of study in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Glasgow.
Maximum available (to be paid as fee waiver): £1,500
Trinity College Research Scholarship
1 The scholarship will be awarded annually to a postgraduate student of divinity studying for a higher degree (one-year Masters by Research, or three-year PhD) in Glasgow University,
2. will be annually renewable in the case of a PhD programme, subject to the standard progress reports, for a maximum period of 3 years,
3. will be awarded only to appropriately qualified candidates who must have at least one designated degree in theology or divinity in the broad sense at bachelor’s or master’s level (taught or research), or equivalents who meet the general admission criteria of the Faculty of Arts and the Department,
4. will be confined toprojects in the areas of religion, Church or theology that have been distinctive or related to Scotland, its peoples and cultures, past or present.
One scholarship available for Masters (payable as Home/EU fee waiver)
One scholarship available for PhD [or DPT] (payable as a Home/EU fee waiver)
Glaswegians may also apply for the Bellahouston scholarship: