British Hydrological Society, JBA Trust and Environment Agency Studentship Award Scheme
Specialist skills are needed to manage the water environment. We therefore work closely with the British Hydrological Society and the Environment Agency to support students working towards relevant MSc qualifications who will go on to play a vital part in the future management of the water environment.
The Studentship Award Scheme supports talented MSc students wishing to pursue development of their academic experience and qualifications in hydrology and catchment management.
The studentships will be awarded to a small number of students to help towards Master’s degree tuition costs at UK Higher Education Institutions. Awards are anticipated to be between £1,500 and £2,500 depending on the number and quality of applicants.
Recipients of the 2021 Studentship Award
Ten MSc students were awarded a Studentship in 2021. You can read about why they have chosen to study a catchment or hydrology related degree in the document linked here.
Recipients of the 2020 Studentship Award
Twelve MSc and MRes students were awarded a Studentship in 2020. You can read about their reasons for choosing to study a catchment or hydrology related degree in the document linked here.
Recipients of the 2019 Studentship Award
Nine MSc and MRes students were awarded a Studentship in 2019. You can read about why they chose to study a catchment or hydrology related degree in the document linked here.
Recipients of the 2018 Studentship Award
Find out more about why the successful applicants chose to study a catchment or hydrology related MSc in 2018.
Recipients of the 2017 Studentship Award
Find out more about why the successful applicants chose to study a catchment or hydrology related MSc in 2017.
You can also read more about the research into Improving Flood Estimates in Small Island Developing States carried out by Leanne Archer for her Masters by Research (MScR).
How to apply for the Studentship Award
The 2021 Studentship Awards are now closed but we hope to be able to offer the awards again in 2022 (likely to open in May/June).