PhD Grants
The CIOT PhD grant funds research at UK universities that advances the academic study and public understanding of taxation, focusing on its administration, practice, and related economic and political sciences.
Funder: Chartered Institute of Taxation
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 | April 2027
Funding Amounts: Typical awards £3,000–£5,000; maximum £10,000; one-off grants
Summary: Supports PhD research in taxation at UK universities that advances public education and the study of taxation and related sciences.
Key Information: Applications are currently closed; process under review—check program page for reopening.
Description
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) offers limited PhD grants to support research that advances public education and promotes the study of the administration and practice of taxation, as well as the principles of economic and political science in relation to taxation. Funding is intended for specific research costs, not general living or tuition expenses, and is available to eligible PhD candidates at UK universities. The CIOT is apolitical and does not fund projects with political motivations or bias.
