Fellowship Scholarships Offered in United Kingdom , 2025 - 2026

The British Academy is inviting applications for funding for policy-led Innovation Fellowships. Route B, through which applicants must apply to work with one of their partners

The Applications are open to apply for the British Council UK 90th Anniversary Fellowship 2026 at the University of Edinburgh.

The UK government is raising the alarm for the top scientists, technologists, and AI pioneers in the world to enter the policymaking process! The prestigious Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) Fellowship 2025 is currently accepting applications. This 12-month part-time position will place you at the vanguard of national transformation while bridging the gap between technology and government.

Are you a changemaker, policy enthusiast, or youth leader aged 18–45? The Headway Institute of Strategic Alliance (HISA) invites global applicants to its Youth Fellowship 2025, taking place August 23–26, 2025, at the University of Oxford, UK!

Apply for the Africa Oxford Initiative Visiting Fellowship Program. The AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme is designed to allow exceptional African researchers to

Applications are invited for the Next Generation Foresight Practitioners (NGFP) Fellowship 2025. Every year they invite a diverse group of visionary young professionals who have just begun to explore the futures and foresight field to apply to the NGFP Fellowship journey. They welcome applications from individuals and teams aged 18-35 who are beginning to explore the futures and foresight field and those over 35 with less than one year of experience in the sector.

Applications are open for the Tarbell Grants 2025. Click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.

Applications are open for the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Global Mission 300 Fellowship 2025. Click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.

The Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarships were set up in memory of Christine Bolt, Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Kent, and were generously funded by her late husband, Ian Bolt. Successful applicants will be awarded up to £10,000 each (to include tuition fees) to support a sustained period of research in America for up to one year. In exceptional circumstances, the scholarship holders may be invited to re-apply for a further one year's funding.

Scholarships are aimed at students whose area of research has an American element and/or where the center of expertise or an important source of research material is located in the United States of America.