Sir Halley Stewart Trust Main Grants 2026: UK | £60,000
Scholarship Description
The Sir Halley Stewart Trust Main Grants Programme is a prestigious funding initiative based in the UK. Valued at up to £60,000, this programme provides partial to full funding for innovative projects and research. Unlike standard scholarships, these grants are designed for Postgraduate researchers and professionals at accredited UK Universities or NGOs. The Trust focuses on three main areas: Medical, Social, and Religious research. This is a unique opportunity for International Students and UK residents to lead projects that create a significant impact on human society and health.
Scholarship Details
| Feature | Details |
| Organization | Sir Halley Stewart Trust |
| Funding Amount | Up to £60,000 (Installments over 3 years) |
| Focus Areas | Medical, Social, and Christian Religion |
| Target Group | Researchers / PhD Students / Professionals |
| Host Country | United Kingdom (UK) |
| Project Duration | Typically 1 to 3 Years |
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Sir Halley Stewart Trust Main Grants, applicants or their host organizations must meet these standards:
Project Scope: The project must align with one of the Trust’s three priority areas: Medical Research, Social Research, or Religious Development.
Innovation: The Trust prefers “pioneering” projects that explore new ideas rather than established routine work.
Geographical Link: While international themes are considered, the lead applicant or host institution must usually be based in the UK.
Educational Level: Primarily aimed at PhD candidates or professional researchers looking for project funding.
Ethics: Projects must demonstrate high ethical standards and clear practical benefits to society.
Application Process
Step 1: Eligibility Quiz: Visit the official Sir Halley Stewart Trust website and complete their online eligibility checker.
Step 2: Stage 1 Proposal: Submit a brief “Initial Enquiry” form (Stage 1). This is a short summary of your project and its expected costs.
Step 3: Full Application: If shortlisted, you will be invited to submit a “Full Application” (Stage 2) with detailed budgets and research methodology.
Step 4: Trustee Review: The Board of Trustees meets three times a year to review applications. Final decisions are usually communicated within 4-6 months.
