The Wright Rogers Law Scholarships is designed to support students pursuing at University of Cambridge. It offers financial support of upto undefined for Tuition fees and is open to eligible Doctorate, postgraduate students.
Overview of the Wright Rogers Law Scholarships scholarship
Who can apply for the Wright Rogers Law Scholarships?
There will be an election to two Wright Rogers Law Scholarships in August 2026. Candidates for the Scholarships must have successfully completed a course of study qualifying them for a degree in any university or similar institution in the United Kingdom and have spent at least one year in the study of law.
If elected, a Scholar will be required to carry out study or research relating to the Laws of England under the direction of the Electors. The tenure of a Scholarship will be for one year from 1 October 2026 in the first instance, but a Scholar may be eligible for re-election for a further two years. A Scholar must already be or must become a member of the University.
The annual value of each Scholarship will be at least £3,000 and will be determined by the Electors of the Wright Rogers Scholarship Fund after taking into account any other financial resources that may be available to the Scholar.
Head over to the University of Cambridge for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Head over to the University of Cambridge for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Wright Rogers Law Scholarships scholarship
What does the Wright Rogers Law Scholarships include?
This scholarship provides the following support:
What is the selection process for the Wright Rogers Law Scholarships?
Here's an outline of the selection criteria and process to help you understand how the recipients are chosen:
Applying for the Wright Rogers Law Scholarships: What you need to know
Ready to apply? Here's what you need to know before submitting your application:
Applications for a Scholarship should include a Curriculum Vitae, details of proposed course of study at Cambridge, and a statement of funding secured to date towards the proposed course of study and/or details of any applications for funding that are pending.
Completed applications should be sent by email to the Research Degrees Coordinator, Faculty of Law.
