Reporter 21/1/98: Keble College, Oxford

Keble College, Oxford

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS

Keble College proposes to elect three Graduate Scholars to come into residence in October 1998.

The Paul Hayes Graduate Scholarship is available for a graduate who has been admitted to read for a research degree in any discipline at the University of Oxford who combines academic and sporting excellence. The Scholarship, which is to the value of the College fee, is tenable for up to three years and is coterminous with the fee liability.

The Gwynne-Jones Graduate Scholarship is available for candidates from Sierra Leone or from among the Yoruba speaking inhabitants of Nigeria who have been admitted to read for a postgraduate degree at the University of Oxford. The value of the scholarship is £4,000 a year, and it is tenable for up to three years, being coterminous with fee liability.

The Philip Moor Graduate Scholarship is worth up to £5,000 a year and is tenable for up to three years and coterminous with fee liability. Candidates for the Scholarship must (a) be able to show clear evidence of desire for ordination in the Church of England or a church in communion therewith, and (b) be intending to study for a postgraduate degree in any faculty in the University of Oxford, or (c) be presently registered for a postgraduate degree in the University of Oxford. Candidates will also need to show evidence of the level and source of their present or projected funding. They may also wish to submit details of other relevant financial circumstances which might affect the scale of the award. If a successful candidate is presently engaged in postgraduate work in Oxford, a decision will be reached and the candidate notified soon after the interview. If a successful candidate is also applying for a Research Council award, formal notice of a Keble award will be held over until after the funding bodies' decisions in July/August.

Continued tenure of the Scholarships will be dependent on the receipt of satisfactory supervisors' reports. Application forms for all these Scholarships are available from the College Secretary, Keble College, Oxford, OX1 3PG (e-mail college.office@keb.ox.ac.uk). Please indicate clearly for which Scholarship you wish to apply. The closing dates vary according to the Scholarship applied for. Applications for the Paul Hayes and Philip Moor Scholarships should be received by Friday, 27 February 1998, and for the Gwynne-Jones Scholarship by 1 June 1998.

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