Cambridge Trust

ANID-Chile Cambridge Scholarship

Fees (International) , Maintenance , Other (see below)
Course length
Prospective applicant
Masters, PhD
Full Time
Chile
Nationality
Required
2025/26

About

This scholarship is available to Masters and PhD applicants from Chile in any subject. It is tenable at any College.

This scholarship is offered in partnership with ANID, the National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research in Chile (formerly known as CONICYT).

Please note: a separate application is required for this scholarship.

Award details

Course length
Fees (International) Maintenance Other (see below)

One return airfare and other allowances.

15 (approximately)
2025/26
Yes

Trust scholarships do not automatically fund the optional writing-up period (if applicable). Scholars will be able to apply for a brief period of extension funding, should it be required at the end of their scholarship (PhD only).

Financial need (including Hardship) Academic merit

Successful applicants will also be required to submit certain documents to ANID before receiving confirmation of the scholarship, and to sign an undertaking to return to Chile after completion of their studies in Cambridge.

Eligibility

Prospective applicant
Masters PhD
Full Time
Chile
Nationality

Application Process

Yes
Yes

Key dates

Candidates are selected by ANID (not the Trust). To ensure that they are considered for this scholarship, applicants must: 1) check with ANID the funding call deadlines and details of the application process, and apply accordingly; and 2) apply for admission to the University of Cambridge by the funding deadline specific to their course (please refer to the Postgraduate Course Directory).

The Trust’s awards period runs from March to July and is an ongoing process throughout that period. We aim to make our awards as early as possible, but some of our partner funded awards can take time, and sometimes when offers are declined we may be able to offer them elsewhere. Applicants will remain under consideration until the end of the awards period. We are not able to contact unsuccessful applicants. If you have not been contacted by the Trust by the end of the awards period, you should assume that your application has not been successful.