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Learn more about our key research areas and our research objectives.
We are building a positive research culture at St George's where researchers feel empowered to do their best work and develop their career.
We're putting £5.8 million of Office for Students funding towards improving facilities and equipment for our students.
Deep brain stimulation has revealed that a specific type of brain wave activity is associated with levels of anxiety in people living with Parkinson’s disease.
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St George's are committed to supporting those students who experience financial difficulties during their studies and those who wish to access additional opportunities. We provide hardship funds to help support UK, EU and International students who are in need. We also provide funds to support students who have the opportunity to present at external conferences during their studies, and to those taking part in sport at a high level.
The 2024/25 Access to Learning Fund is open for applications.
This is our hardship fund for home (UK) students registered on a course delivered at the Tooting campus. The ALF is supported by government funding allocated to Universities and donations from our alumni.
Please refer closely to the guidance notes when completing the application form and collating the supporting evidence.
St George’s students have a strong tradition of combining their studies with sport.
The costs of competing, combined with the high cost of living in London, can act as a barrier to some students taking part.
Each year, students are invited to apply for a prize from the alumni-funded Alastair Hunter Sports Fund.
The Fund exists to help students participating in a sport at a high level, or with the potential to do so, to continue fulfilling their sporting ambitions.
Applications for prizes have closed for 2022-23, but please look out for further information on these pages when applications for 2023-24 open during the Autumn term.
Students with enquiries can also contact alumni@sgul.ac.uk
Thanks to the continued support of City St George’s Tooting alumni donors, our 2024/25 Conference Presentation Fund is open for applications.
Students who are registered on a course delivered at the Tooting campus and who have been invited to present their University work or research at an external event can apply for up to £250 to assist with their essential costs.
Conference Presentation Fund application form (Word)
Conference Presentation Fund guidance notes (PDF)
Thanks to the continued support of City St George’s Tooting alumni donors, our 2024/25 EU & International Hardship Fund is open for applications.
Students who are registered on a course delivered at the Tooting campus and who are experiencing financial hardship due to unexpected circumstances which are beyond their control are encouraged to apply for support.
EU & International Hardship Fund application form (Word)
EU and International Hardship Fund guidance notes (PDF)
Here you'll find links to various charities and funding organisations that you may be able to apply to for additional financial support.
These links will take you to various charities and funding organisations that you may be able to apply to for additional financial support as a postgraduate student.
The academic competitions, prizes and awards available to students at St George's.
A list of the funding available to students undertaking intercalated BSc degrees
A list of organisations offering bursaries to undergraduate medical students for the purpose of travel and/or elective study.
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