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ANID Scholarships

Durham is proud to part-fund a number of awards with ANID offering a contribution of 25% tuition fee discount to Chilean students.

International Scholarships
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Summary

ANID - The National Agency for Research and Development is the Chilean government student funding organisation.

Durham is proud to part-fund a number of awards with ANID offering a contribution of 25% tuition fee discount to Chilean students.

Amount

25% discount on tuition fee for the duration of the programme
Year of Entry Applicants for programmes commencing in 2025/26
Number of awards available Multiple awards available 
Level of study Masters and PhD programmes
Mode of study Full-time
Programmes
All programmes with the exception of the MBA programmes
Duration
  • Master's Scholarship - one year
  • PhD Scholarship - up to three years

Eligibility

Geographical Criteria - Applicants must be from Chile. 

You must comply with eligibility criteria outlined on the website CONICYT (ANID) to apply for a scholarship.

How to apply

  1. Complete your Durham University application

    Submit an academic application to Durham University. Following receipt of an unconditional offer or a conditional offer of a place by the University candidates can formally apply to ANID for a Scholarship.

  2. Complete a scholarship application through ANID

    For more information about the application process and how to apply, please visit CONICYT (ANID)

     

    All Candidates are selected by ANID. Approximate dates of results, July 2025 for Doctorate Scholarships, August 2025 for Master scholarships.

  3. Ask us

    For further information or advice please visit CONICYT (ANID) or email international.scholarships@durham.ac.uk.  

Guidance

University student
The best thing about being a student at Durham is to have the opportunity to be part of an amazing research network where everyone is willing to share and discuss ideas.
Fernanda Maria Chacon Onetto
ANID recipient, PGR, Sociology and social policy, from Chile

Durham University makes every effort to ensure that the information published or contained on its website is accurate. However, the University cannot guarantee the information may not subsequently be altered owing to circumstances beyond the University's reasonable control. Such circumstances include (but are not limited to) changes in Government policy or change of law. Whilst any changes will be incorporated into the University's website any person wishing to clarify the details of a particular scholarship/s should contact the University at scholarships.advice@durham.ac.uk.