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University of Edinburgh Prof Dr T and Dr A Sokolowska Scholarship

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The University of Edinburgh is proud to announce the Prof Dr T and Dr A Sokolowska Scholarship, a distinguished funding opportunity designed to support Polish medical doctors and scientists in pursuing advanced postgraduate study or research. Offered through the University of Edinburgh Medical School, this scholarship aims to foster academic excellence, promote international collaboration, and contribute to the advancement of medical research.

The University of Edinburgh was founded in 1582, making it one of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world. Established during the Scottish Enlightenment, it quickly became a leading centre for learning in medicine, science, and the humanities. Over the centuries, the university has built a strong global reputation for research and innovation, producing many notable scholars and contributing significantly to education and scientific advancement.

Table of Briefs

Category Details
Scholarship Name Prof Dr T and Dr A Sokolowska Scholarship
Host Institution University of Edinburgh
Study Level Postgraduate Masters Research
Eligible Applicants Polish medical doctors/scientists
Funding Type Partial funding subsistence tuition support
Duration Up to 1 year
Deadline 18 June 2026
Notification Mid-July 2026

Background

The Prof Dr T and Dr A Sokolowska Scholarship was established to honour the legacy and contributions of Professor T and Dr A Sokolowska in advancing medical science and international academic collaboration. Hosted by the University of Edinburgh, the scholarship reflects a long-standing commitment to supporting talented medical professionals from Poland.

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Must be a Polish medical doctor or scientist
  • Should be in the early stage of their career typically within 10 years of graduation
  • Must be working in Polish Medical Academies, Universities, or Research Institutes
  • Should have excellent English language proficiency
  • Must have applied for a postgraduate taught Master’s or Master’s by Research programme at the University of Edinburgh

Additionally, applicants are expected to:

  • Return to Poland after completing their studies
  • Apply their newly acquired skills to advance medical research in Poland
  • Strengthen academic collaboration between Poland and Edinburgh

Benefits

The funding structure varies depending on the type of programme:

1. On-Campus Study Edinburgh

  • Subsistence allowance for 1–12 months
  • May include limited tuition fee support
  • Does not cover travel expenses or research costs

2. Distance Learning Programmes

  • Covers tuition fees subject to progress
  • No subsistence allowance provided

3. Short Study Visits / Non-Degree Research

  • Applicants must contact the programme coordinator in advance for approval

Application Process

Follow these steps carefully to apply:

  1. Apply for Admission
    • Submit your application to a postgraduate programme at the University of Edinburgh
  2. Wait for System Access
    • It may take up to 5 working days to gain access to the scholarship system
  3. Access the Application Portal
    • Log in to MyEd EUCLID system using your University User Name (UUN)
  4. Complete the Scholarship Application
    • Fill out the online form and submit all required documents
  5. Submit Before Deadline
    • Ensure timely submission to avoid technical issues

Important Dates

Application Deadline: 18 June 2026.

Conclusion

The Prof Dr T and Dr A Sokolowska Scholarship at the University of Edinburgh offers a valuable pathway for Polish medical professionals to enhance their academic and research expertise in a globally respected environment. While the funding is partial, the opportunity to study or conduct research at the University of Edinburgh Medical School can significantly boost career prospects and international collaboration.

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