Funding opportunities for assistance and advice from the CAA

The CAA provides support for partners from the developing world, and has funding available for a limited amount of projects, workshops and expert missions that offer sustainable and long-term collaborations.

Please contact the director Dr. Dominic Perring to see how the CAA can assist you.

Scholarships for studying graduate courses at the Institute of Archaeology:

The UCL graduate School offers 25 Masters Awards each year to UK/EU candidates who have been accepted at UCL to study on a full-time Master's programme in any Department. The closing date for applications to the UCL Graduate School Masters Awards is 1 April each year.

The AHRC (the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council) funds a limited number of exceptionally well-qualified UK/EU students who wish to pursue Humanities-based Master’s or Doctoral degrees. If you wish to apply, please consult the following website, from which application forms should be downloaded: www.ahrc.ac.uk

Further information about other sources of funding, inlcuding information for overseas students, can be found at UCL Scholarship Information. The main UCL website also provides information on useful publications and contact details for grant-giving bodies.