The Faculty of Arts Graduate School at University of Leeds brings together postgraduates  working across the Faculty. The Faculty is offering scholarships for international students for 2012.

Bonamy Dobree, Professor of English at Leeds 1936-55, is today best known for his work on Restoration and eighteenth-century literature, and for a notable study of Kipling. From the 1920s as a journalist, theatre critic and literary scholar, he was on the fringes of the Bloomsbury group, a close friend of T. S. Eliot, Leonard Woolf, and Herbert Read. At Leeds he is remembered as a supportive teacher and mentor, and his papers now in the Brotherton Library have proved a valuable resource for scholars.

The Dobrée scholarship will cover the fees of the successful candidate. The award is for a maximum of 3 years (full-time) on condition of satisfactory progress (reviewed at the end of the first academic year).

Previous holders of this distinguished award include Dr Basil Chiasson, Dr Allan Johnson and Dr Milena Marinkova.
How to apply

The application form is available via the 'Downloads' link below, or can be requested from Max Broady. Completed application forms must be submitted by 5:00pm on Friday 23rd March 2012, and can be emailed to Max Broady or posted to the address below:

PGR Admissions
School of English
University of Leeds
Leeds
LS2 9JT

Original Scholarship Link:
 Bonamy Dobree Scholarship 2012 for International Postgraduate Scholarship from University of Leeds,UK