Oxford-Ullendorff Graduate Scholarship in Semitic Philology
The Oxford-Wolfson-Ullendorff Graduate Scholarship in Semitic Philology has been generously funded by the late Mrs Dina Ullendorff in memory of her late husband, Professor Edward Ullendorff. Professor Ullendorff was a renowned authority on Semitic languages and held academic posts at the universities of St Andrews and Manchester and at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS). He held the Chair of Semitic Languages at SOAS and was appointed Emeritus Professor of Semitic Languages and Ethiopian Studies on his retirement in 1982. Professor Ullendorff was a Fellow of the British Academy and the Accademia Lincei. He was an Honorary Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies and a long-term member of Wolfson College.
Degree type and subject
The Oxford-Ullendorff Graduate Scholarship in Semitic Philology is open to applicants who are applying for the MSt in Classical Hebrew Studies.
Value of award
Course fees (at Home/EU rate) and a grant for living costs for full-time students at the UK Research Council rate (currently £15,009) for the relevant period of fee liability. Students on part-time courses will receive a proportional study support grant instead.
How to apply
There is no separate application process. All applicants should apply to the University of Oxford under the standard procedures for graduate degrees for 2020-21. Applications should be made by the January deadline for your eligible course. If there are two or more candidates of equal academic merit, priority will be given to the candidate who has listed Wolfson as their first choice college on their University application form. The Scholar will become a member of Wolfson College.
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