The Cambridge Overseas Studentship in Social Anthropology supports overseas students who wish to pursue a doctorate in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. This studentship is designed for international applicants who meet the department’s academic standards and research goals. It is awarded for a fixed period, typically two years, during which recipients can focus on their fieldwork and thesis writing. The scheme is administered by the Department of Social Anthropology, ensuring alignment with the university’s research priorities.

Applicants must be overseas students and currently enrolled or applying to a doctoral programme in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. The studentship is open to students of all nationalities outside the United Kingdom. Candidates should demonstrate strong academic performance and a research proposal aligned with the department’s areas of expertise. There are no additional income or mark-based conditions specified by the official page.

Interested candidates should first secure admission to the PhD programme in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. Once admitted, they may apply for the Cambridge Overseas Studentship by contacting the Admissions Secretary at the Department of Social Anthropology. Include a research proposal, academic transcripts, and references as requested. The department will provide further instructions on submission and required documents.