Polish School of Medicine Memorial Fund Scholarships at University of Edinburgh

The Polish School of Medicine Memorial Fund was set up in 1986 by former members of staff, graduates, alumni and friends of the School to commemorate the endeavours of the School at The University of Edinburgh from 1941to 1949 and to foster academic links between The University of Edinburgh and Poland.

A variable number of scholarships will be made available each year. These will normally take the form of a subsistence allowance for a period of up to 12 months. In the case of distance learning students the award will normally cover thetuition fees, subject to satisfactory progress, but no subsistence allowance is payable.Travel costs to and fromPoland are not covered.

Applications will be considered from eligible candidates wishing to apply for a 1 year taught Masters programme/ Masters by research offered at The University of Edinburgh College of Medicine or a Masters by distance learning provided that they have the full support of their Head of Department and Polish Medical University authorities.

Applicants must agree to provide the Polish School of Medicine Memorial Fund Committee with a scholarship report within 1 month of completing their programme of study/ research.

The expectation and intention of the founders of the Polish School of Medicine Memorial Fund Scholarship Programme is that successful applicants should return to their units/ departments in Poland on completion of their attachment/studies, use their new found skills to further enhance and develop Polish medicine and thus foster academic links between Polish Medical Universities and Research Institutes and The University of Edinburgh.